New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-10
FOREIGN.
War Proposition Rejected by the scry,un
Deputies.


War Proposition Rejected by the scrv,nn
LONDON, October 9.-The Ssrvian Depu-
ties met at the residence of Prince Milan,
and rejected the motion for war by vote
Of &c to 81.
Lively Times in the Stock Market.
The Stock Exchange Is animated. There
is considerable excitement in the foreign
markets, particularly the various issues of
the Turkish loan.
h"mored Rapture Of Diplomatic Rela-
A dispatch received from The Hague an
nounces that the Venezuelan m mister pleni-
potentiary, with his secretary, left there on
saturday Tor Brussels. The announcement
derives importance from the known rela-
tions Of the two countries, and suggests
inquiry whether the movement noted iudi-
Gates a rupture of diplom ATTIC relations.
Diplomatic circles say probably not, as in
such cases usually there il, no attempt at
secrecy.
Increased Expense OF the German Army,
The Pail Mall Ga=ette's Berlin special
says 1t is reported that Germany will de.
mand this year an addition of 5000. 900
marks to the military estim ates.
New Peace Proposition.
A Berlin dispatch to the Pail Mall Ga-et,e
says it is now proposed, in the execution of
the contemplated reforms, that the admins
tration of the disaffected provinces be en-
trusted to Governor General enjoying the
confidence of the Christian subjects of the
Porte. The proposal seems likely to sue
ceed, though it is not likely the great
powers will guarantee the reforms, not
withstanding the insurgents insist on il.
The consuls at Mostar are negotiating and
endeavoring to pacify the insurgents
through the medium of the clergy.
dispatch from Montevideo report, mar
tial law declared there.
Dead.
Alexander Penrose Forbes, Bishop of
Brechin, Scotland, is dead.
Tho Holland.yenezuela Trouble.
The following particulars in regard to 1
the differences between Holland aud Ven
ezuela have transpired. Venezuela asked
to be indemnified for expenses incurred in
suppressing recent revolt in her dominion
which, as she alleged, was aided BY the in
habitants Of the island of Curacoa. Hol-
land refused to enter into negOtiati0as un-
~ Venezuela restored the Dutch ship
Midas, which she had seized, and agreed to
open her ports to Dutch commerce. Vsne-
zneia eventually agreed to restore tho
land OF the second condition. Holland not
having acceded to these terms within three
days, diplomatic relations between the two
countries were ruptured. Tho d atch re-
preventative at CAraoOs has bsen recalled.
Marrow Escape Of she Uruguay.
KINGSTON. ia. October 1.-The filibuster
steamer Uruguay had very narrow escaDe
from capture BY the Spaniards, of the coast
of Cuba. Sailing close In shore under cover
OF night she effected landings during two
evenings, but was 90 close to Spanish en-
campments that they fred upon her with
rides. subsequently, she encountered 8
Spanish wer steamer, which chased her for
sixteen hours close along the Cuban cossr.
During the chase of the Uruguay bv n
Spanish war vessel, there came moment
Ehen capture seemed inevitable. Senor
koeada, her commander, took the necessary
measures to blow her (the Urugusyl u1.
With all on board. rather than furnish s
'epetition OF the Virginius affair, himself
aolding slow match. The chief engineer.
. stoker and one of the crew had died al
chagres fever.
Lsrd Napier's sacccssor.
CALCUTTA, October 9.-Iti il conddentiaI,y
stated tnat Lieutenant General Sir Eredor-
ck r. daines, commander of the troops
e t1e government OF Madras. will succeed
.s,s i9ra Napier, Of Magdals, As eommsnder-in.
:. PARIS Octobsr 9.-N. Desnuneau, one Of
Ine dspnties IN the Assembly from Loire In
4teeess Betwssn Hellasd ana VSnonuS1a.
THH HAeus, Octoher 9.-The diplonssie
between this country aSd Vene-
zuela have bean broken Oh. keeauss Hal
tcosruvsD on EIGav1 FA01.l