New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-09
FOREIGN,
A Charge Against the German Govern
meut.

VIENNA, August 8.-The new Free Pres
of this city reports that the Duke De CAFES
French Minister of Foreign Affairs, ha
complained to the British government tina
Germany is seeking a quarrel with France
Complaint is based on conversation, July
30, between the Duke and Prince HO
henlohr and the German ambassador a.
Paris, Iwhen the latter stated that Germany
irrespective of the action of other pow ers
would take what steps it thought proper
against determinations made by the French
in favor of the Carlists, In violation of OBJ
legations of neutrality.
Spanish Affairs CASTELAR, to Visit France.
PARIS, August S.-The attitude of the
Spanish representative here is most con-
ciliatOry, and difficulties with Spain are at
an end.
Senior CASTELAR, is expected at Versailles,
charged with the mission of negotiating for
the recognition of the republic of Spain.
Spain TO be Recognized bv Germany.
1t is reported here that the German gov
eminent has notified its representatives
abroad that the time has arrived to recOg.
nize the Spanish republic.
Relations between France and Italy are
very satisfactory.
War Movements.
MADRID, August 8.-The Republicans
were besieging the city. have fled.
Indicted for the Murder Of Prim.
Judicial investigation into the assassina-
ton of Marshal Prim has resulted in the in
dictment of fifty more persons.
Don Carlos Wife.
LONDON, August 8.-The wife of Don
Carlos is coming here.
DeCaZes' Denial.
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dispatch from the Duke DeCazes denying
categorically the charge of connivance at
the Carlists.
Yacht Race.
The yacht race tor the Prince of Wales
challenge cup took place to-day. There
were three entries: Enchantress, Egeria and
Shark. The former lost her jibboom while
lacking of COwes. and was compelled to
return. Shark also retired soon after the
start and the Egeria proceeded over the
course alone.
The American Players.
The base bali playing at the Princess this
afternoon was a scratch game, two men,
bers of the Princess Club playing with the
Athletics aud two with the Red Stockings.
The former won.
The cricket match between the Americans
and the Richmond Club commenced at
Richmond to-day. The English went first
to bat, and when play stopped for lunch
had scored sixty-three, with loss of eight
wickets. Two of their number were bOwled
out, five caught out and one run out. Harry
Wright took one of the Englishmen's wick
cts, Mcbride the other. When the game
was resumed and Richmond added forty
five to their score and retired for the first
inning with q total score of l0S
The Americans then went in for their
first inning. At five o'clock the match was
suspended and a game of base ball was
commenced. The Americans had then
scored forty five, and five of them were out
The game of base ball. which lasted two
hours was won by the Athletics. Athletics
ii, Red Stockings g.
The Red Stockings appeared to be over
matched. Mr.. Porter acted as umpire. The
heidlng OF the Americans. particularly their
catching, was much admired. The weather
was hne, and the grounds in excellent con-
dition. The attendance of spectators when
the cricket match first commenced was
small, but as the play progressed increased
to about 1000 who remained on the grounds
during the day. Photographic pictures of |
the Americans and the Richmond Club to-
gether were taken.