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it has authority for saying that no definite
decision has been reached by the Geneva
tribunal Sessions, will continue beyond
the present week.
Troubles were anticipated between
French residents and the German troops in
Sedan on the anniversary of the battle OF
Sedan, but all passed off quietly. No po-
pular demonstrations any where through
France to-day, although private banquets
were given at Lyons, Toulouse and other
places.
Troubles have arisen between the inha-
bitants of Narbonne, France, and the militia
ry there, and the authorities threaten a
state of siege.
The Tnternationals continue in secret
session at the Hague to-day.
A large number of French Communists
have been attracted to the Hague by the
meeting Of international Congress.
To-day the Internationals held a public
meeting Of their Congress at the Hague.
Resolutions expressing admiration for
those who had g lately fallen in battle for
the peoples rights were adopted and
the President, in a violent speech, denoun-
ced General Trochu as a traitor to France.
One American has been refused admission
to the Congress.
Bismark called on Gortschakof to. day,
and subsequently had an interview with
Emperor William.
The Austrian Emperor opened the Hun
garian Diet with a congratulatory speech
to-day.
~(Eve.)-This p. m. the Emperor Alex
ander of Russia, accompanied by the Gar
owitch Alexander, and the Grand Duke
Vladimir, arrived at Berlin. They were
welcomed by the Emperor William and a
throng of Prussian DipIomates and Gene
rails, and escorted to the Russian Embassy.
The procession of entry was very imposing,
and an immense crowd Of spectators lined
the streets.
The Gar visited the Imperial Palace in
the evening.
The Emperor of Austria has arrived at
Dresden, and is a guest OF the King Of Sax
Ony.
New YORK -O'Connor declines the
Presidential nomination, andthe Convention
has adjourned to-day without nominating
any one in his stead.
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Geneva has concluded all business requi-
ring deliberation, and az adjourned till Mon
day to give time for the final revising and
transIating of the official copies of the
Judgment rendered. The arbitrators ac-
Cepted an invitation Of the Swiss Federal
Council to a State dinner at Berne on
Thursday, in celebration of the happy issue
OF their deliberations. They return to &C.
neva on Saturday, the 14th, where their
official signatures will be affixed to the do
cuments, and the respective Governments
will be appraised of the results Of the arbi
tration in accordance with the terms of the
Treaty. General qualification is express
sed at the speedy aud satisfactory results
of the labours of the arbitration. A num-.
Der of persons connected with the court
have already left Geneva.
A further ad van in coal has occurred.
Twenty thousand Midland coal-miners are
about to strike for higher wages.
The Geneva tribunal arbitration to-day
pronounced their decision, making award
for losses caused by the Alabama, Florida
and Shenandoah, and for the expenditures
incurred by the United States in pursuit OF
these vessels. The award is said to be a
lump sum of S Is, OOO, 600. This, however
,, is not positively known. A rumor pre-