New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-01
EUROPE.

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tatIens OF the United States and Rus.
Hia- Yacht ChaIIenge--POssibIIl of
MWar on the Continent - Policy of
France on the Preservation Of Peace.
Nlsis, August 3l.-The Austrian papers
n discussing the relations of the United
es and Russia as indicated by the civili-
hslWeen Farragut and the Russian Min
ht Constantinople. The representa-.
! Of other powers at Constantinople feel
hsed.
oEDov, August 91.-The yacht sapho has
lenged the Aline, and the challenge has
y accepted, Details are unknown.
ivERPooL, August 9l.-The ship Favor.
hence for New Orleans, which went
DFe on che coast of ireland, has arrived
lasted, and otherwise damaged.
De steamer Russia ran down the bark
lsloga off the Banks of Newfoundland.
bark sunk and the crew were brought
pkDox, August 3l.-The possibility of
/ on the Continent is discussed by lead
European journals. The opinion Is gen
h expressed that Prussia, though ready
1war, really desires the continuance of
Ee, but that to Austria and Russia peace
8dispensable, aud that the French En-.
NJ is now undoubtedly prepared for a
&lct, but his policy Is uncertain. The
Irdt Of Toulouse says Marshal Neil, who
visit to that city, told the Council
eral that the army was animated by the
spirit, armament complete, arseuals
y with other European powers, France
was equally ready for peace or war.
me think that the necessity of diverting
s discontent of certain classes in France
cause the Emperor to adopt warlike
Ug. They say the election by so large a
Aofity OF the Liberal candidate, M. Grevy,
HE department Of Jura, and manifesta-
% Of general disatfection on the part Of
Beats at the medical schools and univer-
- the great success Of the Ldnterne, and
a1ep and widespread indignation at its
liallon are signs of public temper suf.
ut IA themselves to alarm the Emperor.
70 these the circumstances which fol-
he expense of keeping an abnormal
AMant on foot. and the encouragement
" offered by the success of the last loan,
Aere is reason. these people say, to ex'
Nar in the autumn or spring. \.
YIoboration of these views is sought in re-
lsading editorials in the ConstitutSonpel,
|rs the claims Of the Empress Eugenie
ssencT. 1t Is argued that such claims
"A not be put forth at this time were II
anticipated that the Emperor nigh
% lead an army, and be exposed to tht
IA ofthe field. On the other hand art
'ilcial pledges of peace daily made, tht
he officially given to act as II assured O
~ and the argument so frequently urget
lhe Mrench government that the verl
lQletenees of armament is a guaranty 0
,1. Recent and sudden changes of feel
#0h the Bourse and the variations il
are explained as results Of the alter
Hscendency Of these opposing views a
financial centre Of France.
esDoN, August 3l.-The city government
11Ek adopted resolution favoriug tn
4afge of all Fenian prisoners.
son Jones has withdrawn from tn
Ilmentary contest In Queens county
ud opposition having been creates
pg his Catholic supporters by report
ho was q partisan OF Garibaldi.
4e Portuguese Cortes has been pre-
siapuayans deny the reported conspir
Eainst Lopez.
I6iA August 3I.-In q public speeo
q al Narseilles Mr.. Behic assured hl
1lH that the policy Of France was 70
Preservation of peace. The Emperor
.|'s. would guard il without ambitio
Without Weakness. The military pr
ons taken b the government wonl
a peace SURE.
.'fka. August 81 The Minister Of Jul
1zs notified the civil courts that IN cal
clergy refuse the necessary certihcat'
'4il marriages. theS must be forced B
y Qfoeeas.