New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-19
WHOLE NUMBER 2343.

two steamers. Captain Markham. of the
Royal navy, will command one OF them.
The expedition will start for the Arctic
region next May.
Reducing the Fleet Of Emisrant Steamers
The decrease of emiaraaon has rendered
the reduction OF the heet of the German
Transatlantic Steamship Company as un-
avoidable The chairman of the North
German Lloyd Company is now in Eng
land seeking to dispose OF the superduous
vessels of that line.
Emerson and the Lord RectorshiD Of st.
Andrews.
The students of St. Andrews University
have rejected the proposal made by some
of their number recommending that kaipn
Waldo Emerson be elected lord rector.
Meeting Of Catholics.
A meeting of Roman Catholics was held
at Willis Rooms this evening to consider
the questions raised in the controversy be-
tween Gladstone and Archbishop Manning.
Speeches were made denOuncing the lmpu-
tations and assumption in the recent PAM
phlet on the Vatican DEGREES, and resolu-
ton was unanimously adopted declaring
that civil loyalty of Roman Catholics is IN
nowise affected by the DEGREES of papal In
fallibility.
A Remonstraace to the Porte.
Lord Derby to-day, in replying to depu
tatiOn, promised that the government would
address friendly remOnstrance to the
Porte in favor of the prosecuted Christians
in Syria.
A French Paper Attacks Disraeli.
PARIS, November lS.-The Journa! des
Debats publishes violent editorial attack
upon Disraeli for his disclaimer that his
recent Guildhall speech referred t. to the
Won Arnm case The Debats says Disraeli
ho, s;u,nlv anOlouized tn Riamarck for his
offensive utterances.
The article in the Journal des De6dts on
DisraelIs disclaimer concludes as follows:
at is apparent, from this incident OF
Disraeli's apology, that England, in her
turn has been invaded. The Prime minister
can no longer speak without submitting to
censure from Berlin"
NlacoIahon:s New Supporters.
It is rumored that Count Dame has had
an interview with President MacMahon.
and promised him the support of the right,
with the exception of dozen extremists.
GortschakoG at Berlin.
BERLIN. November lS-Prince Gortscha-
koff, Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
| ia ON visit here. He had an interview yes.
| terday with the Emperor William and
Prince Bismarck. He has discussed with
| the Emperor and Prince Bismarck proposals
| for a revision Of the Russo German customs
| regulations for the benefit OF commerce and
| International intercourse. Prince GOrtscha-
koff explained similar arrangements made
| with Austria.
| In the Relchstng.
| In the Reichstag to-day there was two
hours discussion on standing orders. at the
| conclusion of which action was taken con
trary to the views of the presiding officer
1 Herr Fcrkenback. The latter Immediately
resigned the presidency. The act produced
| a decided sensation. new president viii
! be chosen tomorrow. The bank bill wal
subseq quently taken up, and after debate
| of six hours was referred to committee by
a vote of l58 to III. The result is regarded
as an equivalent to the defeat OF the gov
| ernment.
Russia Invites Renewal of the Brnssel
Conference.
ST.. PETERSBURG, November 18th,
Russian Foreign Office, which recently in
vited renewal of the Brussels conference
early next year, has received replies from
several powers who generally express thei
approval of the principle on which th'
proposal is based, but demand time f0
Consideration.
1 After the Vienna Newspapers.
| VIENNA, November lS-The editors Of al
the Vienna journals, including the Press
and Official Gazette, have been summoned
before the district tribunal upon requls
sition from the Court of Wurzberg, for pre-
maturely publishing the full text OF kull
mans Indictment The editor Of the Press
refuses to indicate where and how he Ut
tanned the document.
Punishment of the Turkish Murderers.
Thirty-two ofthe Turks charged with tn
recent murders of MOntenegrins, in tn
province of Albania, have been convicted
and each sentenced to twenty years i'm
prisonment. This punishment is considere'
too light for their offense, and the lenieac.
of the Turkish authorities has produced
bad impression in Montenegro.