New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20
FOREIGN.

Religious Excitement i'm Geneva-fathei
Uyncinthe's Preaching Minister ORR
Credentials Presented to- the t&aT-
Arrests for Come csiOn with the BanA
of England SvindIe-DischarEe e1 fhs
Prisoners-Rfot Between tnGIishH
and Eri.hmen- Names Of the incoming
Eabiuet-fIndslsnc Submits them "a
She Queen.
GENEVA. March l9.-The religious excite
nept in this city caused by tie preaching
as Father Hyacinthe is increasing. me
IItramontain-s are much eXasperattd.
Sr pE1ERsBURG, March l9-Jadge Orr,
of South Carolina, presented hls Credentials
as Minister of the United States 20 The Gar
so-dav. 80,
vested at Cork yesterday ard discharged
ao.lav. They were suspected OF beng cor
,ected with the Bank Of England sWlndie.
There was no evidence 70 SHOW thaI lhey
were accDmplices of the swindlers.
Nr. Gladstone and his Cablre' colleagues
have had four hours consultation. Moth.
Ding Of Importance transpiFed.
a serious riot between Eng!shm"n and
Ir'shmen occurred yesterday ~ Nolver-
bafnp.on. a town in StatturdsLI.e, twelve
Inilss from birmingham.
Al least three thousand persons were en-
,raped in the conflict, firearms and knives
being freely used.
There was much bI0odsbed. though. as
vet. no cases Of fatal Injuries received have
been reported.
AL the last account from the town order
had been restored, and it was believed that
shere would be no repetition Of the riotiDg.
This evening Mr. Gladstone prCceeCe1 TO
Windsor and submitted 70 the Queen the
nam, s of the incoming Cabinet.
PANAMA March Son the twenty-si1th
of Sspten Der last the Secretary OF State OF
Bopota ISIS ned circular to al! the govern
,uents of Central and South America, in
Niting them 20 cooperate with the Cnlt'd
States of Colombia, with view 10 induce
tho United States Of America 10 join with
them in persuading Spain to recognize The
independence of Cuba, and to accept an
equivalent in money. the sum agreed upon,
to be made up by the different associated
republics, and that in the meantime The
war now going on shall be larmOniZed.
Congress on the first of February gave its
approval 10 the proposition and 10 dlplO-
;lnatic note on the subject
The most important feature OF the pres
ent news from Peru is with regard TO the
str0ng desire expressed by the government
that the republic take part in the search
.for an excavation cana! across the Colon.
bian ishInus.
A protocol has been agreed upon between
the Peruvian and Colombian representa-.
Itiyes in Lima, but ID is not yet decided
when the Peruvian exploring party will be
sent TO the isthmus.
There seems 10 be some trouble in tie
political atmosphere between Peru and
Chill about the boundary line il the int.
IiOr of the country.
E!Da1rsnir of Vale Gottel of the twenty
second of February says the practica bility
OF q ship canal through Nicaragua has been
settled by the labcrs OF the present survey.
ing party in Nicaragua.
Shocks OF earthquake continue 10 he felt
in the upfortunat. city OF st. Vicente, Qua
Gmala. The greater part of the houses IN
the valley of Lempa are uninhabitable.
The scene. says LIE IributG, presented
bv the city Of st. Vicente IL deplorable and
melancholy; naked walls everyS here rent
and threatening TO fall 20 the ground: roofs
Useless; public edfices ruined; streets de.
sertetl, and the miserable inhabitants are
living in the squares and warrant lots.
sheltered by butts of branches OF Trees and
tents. For tw.nty-sis days they have been
living thus exposed TO the Gun by day and
Gle dew ~ night.
MADRID. March i9.-Ths Porto Eico aboli.
ton bill vas again under consideration i'll
tho National Assembly yesterday. The
offered Ly Senior Ruiz. prOvid-
ing that the abolition of slavery on TIE
Inland shall be gradual, was rejected.