Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10
Telegraphsc Summary,

/ the Arbitrators on the Alabama claims,
will withdraw, and the Government
will repudiate the treaty.
1t is said that the new play which
has been introduced 10 Paris, Rag
adas, "has some expressons of Imperial
ISM, and the Bonapartes, and received
immense applause. After the play
crowds assembled in the Bonlevards,
some shouting down with the Bon
apartes, Others" Vipe Y Empire" A
disturbance was feared, bat the crowd
dispersed.
Dispatches from London. state that
the Chicago FIRE, has Increased the en-
migration from there.
| \ company of 200 artillery, at Ma
nilla, ON one of the Phillipine Islands,
rebelled and took possession Of the fort.
They were afterwards captured by the
rcgalars aud all killed.
Returns from London to Feb d
announce that it the American cause Is
truly represented, all efforts at arbtra
ton may as we'll cease.
A special to the World says Chief
Justice Cockburn officially counselcd the
Cabinet that England must recedc i'm
mediately from the Treaty of Washing
ton, leaving America to decide between
new treaty or war.
S IL Blakely, Treasurer of Santa
Clara county, Cal. was robbed on the
night of Feb. 2. of S20,00O
New York, Feb 5-A letter from
St. Petersburg says the course of Cata>
cazy met with the approx Il of his asso
ciates in the Foreign office Secretary
Fish Is severely er, ,ised.
A powder house belonging to the
Miami Co between Yellow springs anu
Miami in Ohio, blew ur Feb 9TH Five
men were killed aud one wounded
New York, Feb 5 3---J ohs Bladden
| aud f. Tomlinson, were arrested char
gcd with frauds committed in Lon
don.
One hundred and nineteen deaths
are reported in PHILADELPHIA for the
week ending Feb 3D.
Rumors are anoat in Washington, to
the effect that the English Press, has
been made the vehicle of stock johbing
enterprises Secretary Boutwell, thinks
the whole thing is put up job.
The President stated yesterday de-
mands of the Euslisl, Government that
the Confederate loan has been cousid
,red Us a proper clAilR, eonscts with
he Constitution, suggestion which
the President had koped would be &C
ceptcd by England for the United
States to Withdraw her claim Of con>e-
quential dana .es was one which has
been submitted 10 The Joint High Com
mission. at which time the American
tipverument Indicated It's willingness to
accept gross SUN IN lieu Of such d.
uands, but the proposition was ohi"c
ted to-
Paris, Feb. 5.-Great interest Is fl'
in the discussion Of the Alabama claims
now going on ia England, aud the resull
IS anxIously awaited.
Honycr Qucrticr IS now on the way
TO pay bali miliard of the German
war indemnity, which is due on the first
Of May.
New York, Feb. c. A spe ,iai Lon
don dispatch says the Times yesterday
used the following laoguage: The |
treaty of Washington will become in. |
operative, for the reason that it is not |
based on perfect understanding be-
tween the signatory parties. 1t IS with |
the utmost reluctance that we contem
plate the possibility that reference of
this question to the arbitration of
Court will conc to nothing. There will
nothing OF the expectation thus
raised of successful issue OF the case.
\ satisfactory answer from Washington,
excluding the American claim lor lndl-
rect damages is expected. 1t cannot
he expected that Misunderstanding
thus established between the United
States and US, can have any sequel but
the abandonment OF reference to arbi-
tration"
The Republican Congressional Com
mittee hold a caucus on Thursday night
to make Preparations Tor the approaching
San Francisco, Feb 3d.-Mrs. Fair
has been granted new trial.
The Board of Health has decided to
quarantine the Constitution two days.
Meantime to isolate the father of the
young man who died on the Both ult. OF
small pox.
My FRTEsp, stop that terrible cough, and
bnea pata b,,, Dr |