New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-10
FOREIGN.
Anxiety =. for American Securities-Uu-
certainty About Geneva Award
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| Anxiety =. for American Securities-UU-
certainty About Geneva Award
| yacht SappO Ashore-Dissatfsfied IN
ternatiOnaIs-Eight Hour Leagues.
GENEVA, September 9-It is rumored
| that the board of arbitration has awarded
| the United States 93,500,000
| ELONDON, September 9.-The uncertainty
| as to the amount of the award of the Gen
| eva tribunal causes anxiety in the market
| for American securities and had a de-
| pressing influence. The American Yacht
'Sappho went ashore yesterday morning at
Land Head, but foated off later in the day,
She received but slight injuries
Great dissatisfaction prevails among tho
| lnternatonals here at the decision Of the
| Hague Congress to remove the general
| council from London to New York
The cabinet makers and upholsterers'
| eight hour league dissolved yesterday Ac-
| cOrding to the report of the finance com
mittee the recent strike ended disastrously
| to the funds of the league, and the officers
| were accused Of peculation and dishonesty
| in the management of the treasury. The
| coach drivers association held a special
| meeting to take steps to have the wages OF
| coach drivers increased from $l2 to $14 per
| week. 1t was resolved to enter on q strike
| October l.
The eight hour league of the furniture
trade, which held meeting yesterday, at
which report was submitted showing that
$4,000 had been expended during the recent,
strike for the support of the men, aud that
$4,000 remains in the treasury.
The organization is to renew the move
ment next spring, when a central organiza-
tion will be formed covering all the other
trades.
Berlin, September 9.-The disorderlv
| portion of the population of Berlin took
| occasion during the grand parade on Satur-
day, last to create many disturbances.
Ina r+Ty rE t,,Ag,, .
at the advance in the price of Beer by Hof
q Co, made an attack upon their breweryg
and completely wrecked it.
The police were compelled to charge on
the crowd with drawn swords, and it was
not dispersed until many persons were
wounded and a still larger number a1e
rested.
Special to the New York World
LONDON, September 9.-The general
council Of the Iuternati0naIs has been re-
moved to New York, and hereafter Will
sit in that city The council consists of
Kavanaugh St Clair, Laurel Bertrant
Karl LeveiIle, David Terrassiere, Ward
Speyer, and four others to be elected by
the American federations Karl Marx wil3
reside hereafter in the United States
New YORK, September "a special dis
patch from ConstantinopIe states that Ma-
bommed Pasha has been condemned bv the
Sultan to banishment, and his estates con
tscated, Tor appropriating public moneys
to his own use.
GENEVA, September 9.-The amount OF
damages awarded to the United States by
the board of arbitration will exceed three
million pounds sterling only by few thoQ-
sand pounds.
The sitting of the board to-day was
brlet It began at noon and closed at =
z, NJ A few matters of detail only were
attended to. The closing session Of the
board, on Saturday next, will be public
The arbitratOrs, agents, counsel and secre-
taries will be present, and ladies have been
invited to attend. The arbitrators and
others connected with the board will leave
Geneva at eleven o'clock on a special tr&iE
for Berne, where they are to be the guests
of the Swiss government. The party will
lunch at the Interlacken on Thursday
morning and dine with the President ana
Federal Council of Switzerland at Berne in
the evening.
LITTLE Rock, September 9-Parties fr9Tl
Pope county report that on SATURDAY. a
civil officer and posse, who had writ for
that purpose, attempted to arrest Deputy
Sheriff Williams, on the charge of firing at
and attempting to kill Harry Painter a5
Dover at the time the latter shot and
kilIed'C0unty Clerk Hickox
Williams refused to be arrested and w as
shot and mortally wounded Sunday night
about twelve o'clock few Of Sheriff Dodds
militia entered RussSllviIle and set fire TO
the otic6 of the Tribune, an anti admins
tratiOn paper, which was burned to the
ground. General Upham was in Russell
vile at the time The latter went to Dover
to-day The Governor has received dis
patches from him this evening, but their
contents nave not been made known.