New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-19
FOREIGN.


Aoa Prize-6ire at Trebizond-fRoches
fort-The Shah Neutrality-suspicious.
sian Emigrants-The Emperor Of Chin9
Receives the diplomatic BOdy-Adairs
In PaHliam -COYonatiap Of &ing ap9
lluees Of Norway.
PARIS, July l8-Henry Eochof0rt *ilS
be sent to New Caledonia on the thirty
first instant.
1t is reported that the Shah will return
at once to Teheran, ON account of an insure
rectiOn which has broken out within his
dOminions.
CoNsrANr1NopLE, July iS.-A dispatch
from Trebizond says fire is raging in the
harbor of that port.
LONDON, July 1s.-A St. Petersburg lettee
says that 450 German residents in Russia
left in body for the United States, bee
cause the government declared them liable
to be forced into the military service.
The condition of the hop, crop is favorO
able, with the prospect of a large yield.
The weather is favorable to the crops.
An Irish team have won the Echo shield
at Wimbledon, this being the first time thas
Irish rihemen have carried of the prize
from English marksmen.
Sir Sydney Waterlow, Lord Mayor Of
London, has been created baronet, and
Sheriff Thomas White and Frederick Pege
kins have been knighted.
Details have been received of the AUDI
ence granted by the Emperor Of China June
90 to the diplomatic body at Pekine
Although no notice was given Of the ceres
mony, the streets around Che imperial
palace were crowded with people wh@
came from all parts Of the city to witness
the arrival and departure OF tho foreign
ministers.
The ambassador Of Japan was received
first and had separate interview. When
he had retired the ministers of the United
States, Russia, Great Britain, Franco ana
the Netherlands entered tho presence in .
body. M. DeDulangi, the Russian miuise
ter, and Dean, Of the diplomatic corps
read An address TO the Emperor IN French :
the German legation, repeated in Oh 9
nese. Each minister then deposited
his credentials on table in frone
of the throne. When this ceremony
was concluded che Emperor delivered, in
the Manchec dialect, his reply to the adj
dress. Prince Kong knelt and interpreted
tho Emperor's words into Chinese.
Eight hundred mandarins, in splendi&
costumes were present at the close Of the
audience. The foreign ministers were eae
| corted to their chairs with great ceremony
by members Of tho burgi warmer. M
De Geotfroy, the minister of France, had
an interview with the Emperor at q lateS
hour on the same day, and presented the
| letter of his government In regard TO tho
| Tientes. The Pekin Gazette says the wor6e
! ing of the imperial edict according the aus
dience is considered insulting.
! In the House of Commons to-day, Mp
| Rylands gave notice that when the civil
l service estimates came up for cOnsideratfOD
| he would move to throw out the apprOpriAo
/ ton for building house for ahe British
! legation at Washington.
The Gazette announces that tho QueeR
! has given her consent to the marriage oe
Prince Alfred with the Grand Duchese
! Maria Alexandrena Christiana.
The coronation of Oscar and Sophia, 40
| King and Queen of Norway, took place to-
day at Droutheim, the ancient capital OF
1 the Norwegian kings. There was a briEs
! liant procession to the Cathedral. Prince
! Arthur represented the Queen of Englau9
] and Prince Waldemar the King of Dene
\ mark. The ceremony of the coronation
was performed by the Bishop of Droutheime
! BERLIN. July l5.-Captain Eizendeckes
| has been appointed naval attachs Of thg
German legation at Washington.