New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07
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parii,msns t:c:s.sen,hia2-E Tavsrs
Suppression of Ihe slave Tradc-Rus=
sir-y'hicSS-iiabams Claims Award
SeIio0DeC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uNd IL
Pnso Bonds-TrOubic in Negotiations
THE Spanish fusurgents-COmprOm
Between Thisrs and <'Dmmittee of
Thirsy-senIence OF an EdiiOr-EIecsi0R
An AexicO-Addr"-- iR Reply 50 the
Qusrn's speesil-Enrnsss Dchntes
ioSDos, Februaf: q. Noon e!ts'l lLaMeue
ha GeGS>eInG!t9.
IN the Qncen's speech, .hs said !;ne.
land being at peace with Che gro.t powers
vii. co-"sGtatu poy ths suppression D3 Sh@
.lav" trade "u The east coast d: Africa.
Friendir negotiations ar" progressing
witt, Hussis. Seheonvaioh 6Ssufe. ser
Majesty ot ths 'gieS4say 0f Shc IzaE Roe
ward SnstanJ.
Thier. wall srbitrato 6eswcea GngHan&
and Portugal relative 10 she po,sessons On
:he south coast of Africa.
i j. considered proper 30 hasten the rss.
meut nf the Alabama claims award.
The schooner Jarves BOYLE is wrrc S.i Oss
the ADCleSc coasto EIghs losj.
The s}sC-l ion in liverpool GOr p sr%Hle,eT
Of Parliament to fill the sacancy ocras stoned.
by ti.e ."a'b OF Sdmsc. x. &ysV.a 0gas IL
progress t3-,.HYo
ia. tonsery ative eant.iiar. il .:oEGs 2osSo
and the Aioeya! noniue. :. Earas
ther" sr9 52,0tt voter. sud tV""'. UfS9
precincts in tn 'districto
There "a greet GXcit+MeH. GV"e tire T'of9-
Zee iB this city. Betting is ,Ar.. 10 awe
against Che Conservative candidate.
The Doily Noes says liSat public Hl.iS'orp
.ustans the verdict by which l. JberS
B0wles was yes erday acquitted of a crimio
nal charge against hiDI, and 'ha' sho .lcciso
!oU will be satisfactory i: ycrsons guilty OF
9raudaiGh'ly "onvey1nsc S"@G1.tleS ar@
Z l.r "a rF.t t.ts . 20
In the House Of Lords. sm0Hs th' Else
sinEGIshrd persons present at the "l.aning
| OF the session were the Prince of Wales,
Duke Of Edinburg and Prince Tesko
When the reading OF the Qutens speech
| had ended the Earl of Clarendon tnsro and
moved TIN" address in reply. lie con gEatue
lated theiS iOfslships Oh the removal as tho
lons standing difficulties with ,h. IaiEed
States. ia regard 80 the J. sstesp GHrsTjans
he declared the government wc.!i 6cas
with il in prompt, decisive SI3. aS She
| saline slIn.. digSltied maRGoso because Enge
!and c.es With regret Che sncr0a@ 'li.IVf.tS eff
I Russia. whose further movement s.onl6
| tend ~ 20 'ilE!inu.iOR of tho harmony which
has hon. prevailed OetH"-a III. tWv %ss6"Wa
nents.
Lord MOnt@agie seconded tie s.o:ion H0s'
She a.ldrss. in a short speech.
yhe ta-l ot Derl.y then adi-ssts'i 8h@
! house. Il. slGned ;ha. ;he S9g.rnsnsn&
| SHbl. "a congratulate sIstlk bf6 Ihs fhSuo O%
! the San Juan aud Alabama cVatrrvsrsye
aud maintained ,Gas Their. was - vast sii$s
! :ereiI"e il. what was GOnteHdeA ?0r ia G6O&
! and tne ahenute Surrender "E 1872 The
! effect OF th. t.cneVs decision ".rld be that
! England would heTeafteg be liable tU .,asuH
| ages 10 matters wlo.-;iH sh. eoU!I MAKE: aG
| claim s'!4 OGhers.
! Earl Granville defended the cOu,s. of the
! government in bringing about the settle.
| msut Of the Alabama claims. The ..ndt-
! ton CT the question which haI crison r9us
eernng Contra! Ash. did ne: ;Istif. sha
, sensat.oB kilograms which have created
! alarm here and .ls.wicr.. !, was not
! proc;tbl: thr a.t;is W"l.id lead 20 ans :%Si-
! Gus complications
| Saiis5!r". Ripon and Cairr. 'o''eIr~If
! with discussion or the G.neva sTui6ya-
! ton. The latter ne',i ,ha: The 'uies as
! adopted were amEigj0U. ale. liable :o ;l4isa
| Interpretation.
! Tbs Lord EhGnc.Ior deprecated sde,
course the debate dat :akon on this sub
jeet, especially after the verdict had been
| rendered. He declared the rules adopted
| hv the GenPva hoard. ar' acrlarrA 'hev
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