New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

The Newmarket Stake-Mutiny o. Cxriist
frisOners-Mnny Killed and Wound
e"-An.nesty 10 Carlisfs-An Insane
Mother in Canada browns Three Chill
Gren-Garibaidi Dangerously Had.
mirai Alden Visits the SuItan-The
Tichborne Case-Washington Trenty
Discussed in the British Parliament.
LONDON, May 2.-In the Tichborne trial
to-day the French tutors of Sir Robert
Tichborne were examined and gave .Psti-
moDy which is regarded as fatal 10 the
hopes of the claimant
Cecilia won the thousand guines New
market stake; Angela took the second and
aud WendeTmere the third. Fourteen
horses ran. Betting was eight 10 one
against the winner.
In the House Of Commons tonight, Lord
George Hamilton, member for Middlesex,
called attention to the nature OF the refer
ence to the treaty of 1916, which. under the
treaty OF Washington, was submitted. to-
gether with the Northwestern boundary
question, to the decision Of the German EN-
peror. He regretted that the English govern
ment had allowed, upon that part of the
Oregon treaty, an Interpretation SO fatsl to
the just claims of England.
Rosario Strait, long after 1916. was the
only known navigable channel between
Oregon and Nancouver's island, aud hence
was undoubtedly the channel indicated in
the treaty. Yet the government, with IN
happy ingenuity. excluded the arbitrer
trum the consideration Of this particular
channel.
He found no fault with the Emperor
William. He thought the Geneva arbitra-
tors would have acted more wisely had
they anticipated his method, and confined
themselves to rendering their decision with
out giving the reasons therefor
Lord Hamilton said he would make no
motion. and only desired to obtain from
the House such an expression of opinion as
would discourage the making of treaties
hereafter on the ''give all, take nothing"
principle.
Captain Bailer Cochrane, member for
the Isle of Wight, said that Earl Granvilles
foreign policy had always been thtB reverse
OF that of Aberdeen, PalmerstoD, Russell
and Stanley. 1t had recently given to
Russia 500 miles of frontier in Asia Nego-
tiations with the United States had been
pursued in accordance with the same policy
of Cancellation and humiliation.
Niscount Enfield, under secretary of the
Foreign DepaI tment, defended Granville,
and yindicated the course he had taken.
The northwestern boundary question was
an Intricate one, and none was better
adapted for arbitration. lie traced the his
tory OF the boundary dispute, the successive
negotiations and final settlement. As an
Engllshman he regretted the decision but
carefully and ungrudgingly accepted it,
Mr.. Percy Wyndham regarded the En-
perors decision as natural one, because
the concessions in the Washington treaty
excluded evidence which might have led to
different result.
Mr.. Eastwick thought the government
shOnld have insisted on a strict adherence
to the terms of the treaty of 1916, in which
the word "md-channel" was plainly used
ViscOunt Bury felt that the Emperor's
decision was Il serious blow, but it would
be waste of time to reopen negotiation
Probably arbitration would soon be requir-
ed TO settle the boundary line between
Alaska and British Columbia.
Lord John Manners said the government
was unwlse in conse nting to restricted in
stead OF open arbitration.
Mr.. Gladstone cOntended that restricted
arbitration was better than none. Although
the English had been defeated, he showed
that arbitration had removed the causes of
irritation and restored friendliness between
the two great nations. The subject was
then dropped.
The Turkish government has ordered
400 900 rifles in the United States.
The trouble between the Latin and Greek
msnks at Bethlehem has partly subsidized,
and order has been restored.
~ VI 70 TIC gum uupuUlS Utu
but Russia demands their punishment.
Hope IS expressed that the great powers
will now settle the dispute about the Gus
tody OF the holy places, out of which this
scandal arose, but they hesitate to approach
a question of so delicate character
The case of the Bank of England forgery
was before the court to-day. After tho ex-
animation Of several witnesses the prisoners
were remanded.
An accident occurred tonight to the train |
from London for Chester. Several persons |
are reported killed and injured
MADRID, May 2.-Recruiting volunteers |
for active service against the Carlists is in |
progress throughout Spain.
A number of Carllst prisoners, confined |
On one Of the Canary Islands, mutinied |
several days ago, and the guard was COM
PEELED to fire ON them to secure submission |
to the orders of the authorities. Many of ,
the prisoners were killed and wounded.
A dispatch from Barcelona says that Gen
-ral Velarde has issued orders granting
to all Carlists who surrender |
within eight days. except those who de-
serted from the Spanish army. and the
eaders, and requiring the inhabitants of |
Berge to pay 900 for allowing the Car
lists. under Seballo, to enter that town.
Sr. PETERSBURG, May 2.-The Emperors
II Germany and Russia paid visit to !