New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-04

The Livingstone COTresPOHdenee-The
MY FFelfch Thanks giving
SERVICES Geneva Beard Of Arbitra-
tiau-DF. Hownrd's lain for DAM
,res-InternatiOnal WOrkingmen's As
rocfntion-IIs Dissolution Probable.
pans. August BE Temps is inclined
N doubt the authenticity of Liyingstone's
letter, published by Stanley. 1t quotes
4he opfniUus of the German geOgTapher,
Niepert, who disc overed various geograph-
ical blunders in the letters. He thinks that
part Of the narrative was invented by 3lr
Stanley, and hence the Whole IS valueiess,
and hints that it is possible that Stanley
never saw Livingstone
LONDON, August 3.-LcUtenant Dawson,
chief of the English search expedition which
sailed from the country on the steamer
Abydos before Stanley's first dispatch
Announcing his Meeting with Livingstone
was received, left Zanzibar for England on
Nav 81. and is expected to arrive ut Lon
don about the middle of next month.
NEW York, August 3.-Ibc EcFuLdS Lon
don dispatch has letters received by Stanley
from Vifcount Enfield, Earl Granville and
sou of DR.. Livingstone. Lord Enfield, in the
name of Earl Granville, acknowledges the
RECENT Of letters and documents from LlV-
ingstOne, delivered by Stanley TO her majes-
ty's ambassador at Paris for transmission
TO the Foreign Department.
Earl Granville says in his letter that he
has no doubt Of the genuineness of the let
ters purpOTtiDg TO come. from DIR. Living
stone LiyiDgstone's son says lie has no
DOUBT that the papers and letters brought
him by Mr. Stanley are from mis- father.
The Herdids dispatch saws MIR. Stanley
was invited to dine with Lord Stanley, Lady
Franklin, and other distinguished persons
II IA the general opinion Of the London
press that the letters Of Sumner and Banks
advocating the ectiOn of Mr. Greeley, to
gether v ith the Democratic victory in NORTH
Carolina, indicate beyond q doubt the
election Of Greeley and Brown in Novem
Der.
Il is reported that when Lieutenant
Dawson. Of the English search expedition
left Zanzibar last May, his destination wac
New York, he having resolved TO visit that
city before returning to England.
Pans, August 3-M Grevy, president OF
the National Assembly, to-day announced
recess of that body until the eleventh OF
November.
Thanksgiving services for the great sue.
GEES Of the new loan are To DO held in French
churches tomorrow.
geneva. August 3.-There is nothing new
in circulation III regard TO the board OF ar
bitratOn, and the most absolute quietude
reigns. Several of the gentlemen connected
with the tribunal have gone a short distance
in the country to remain over the Sabbath
Others are busily engaged preparing fOI
work ut the session Of Monday.
New YORK, August "A Washington
dispatch says that DIR. Howard has for
Warded a claim for damages for his i'm
prisoument by the Spanish government to
the Americ IN c)nsul at CadiZ.
His claim will probably come before the
Spauish-Ameriean commission, now sitting
ut Washington.
A London. letter states that one of the
most influential members of the Interna.
tiOnal Workingmen's Association asserts
that it is not Improbable that the dissOlu
ton of the association will be accomplished
at the coming general congress to be held
ct Hague on the second Of September.