New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-20
FOREIGN.



LONDON, November ia special to the
Times says the Turks are masslng their
forces for another attempt to victual &C.
ransko. The Turks have already $1,000
men. The insurgents have been reinforced
by 6000 men.
Submission of German Priests.
A special TO the Post from Berlin says
100 priests and ten canons of Rhineland
give notice of their submission to the eccle-
siastical law.
Newspaper Comments on CarIos' Letter.
The Daiiy -Ners: Don Carlos owes his
respite from punishment to the Cuban war,
and makes a supposed difficulty between
Spain and the United States the occasion
of exciting the pride of his countrymen."
The TeIegraph: at is impossible to i'm
agine more fraudulent or futile proposal;
at once an atfront and an act of folly"
Pail Mall Gazette: Full of bombast; it
| reads almost like hoax 1t seems to indi-
cate the pretender's desire to find an excuse
to retire from the conflict"
A Sick Prince.
The Crown Prince of Denmark is Sc
riously i'll.
1t is reported the Cabinet sent telegram
Sunday advising Wales TO return.
Herzegovina DisenthraIIed.
The Times editorialy says Herzegovina
lie fairly out of the Sultans grasp as if des-
tiuS udu ectLltu IT, Uf tue conference OF uQ6
powers. Peace can only be brought about
by the extinction of Turkish authority; but
il the disturbed provinces were once in the
cafe keeping OF Austria, the powers might
take leisurely survey of the situation and
provide Tor the future.
The Shrewsbury Cup.
The race for the Shrewsbury Cup resulted
| as follows; Prodigal /, Flying Scotchman
>, Libby Agnes g.
Treating For Peace.
A special to the Pal Mall Gazette from
Berlin says negotiations are progressing
| with the great powers, relative t, the Turk
| ish difficulties, based On the understanding
of the preservation of Statu quo in regard
| to Turkey.
The Porte has notified the foreign powers
| of the impending issue of a circular det all
| ing the reforms 1t proposes, and stating the
| guarantees offered for their execution.
Funds for Christianizipg Africa.
The telegraph says 10000 has been
| placed by a gentleman at the disposal of
| the Church Missionary Society. in answer
| TO an appeal through Stanley for Christian
iza,ion in Africa,
Marine.
| LIVERPOOL. November 9.-Arrved-Mis-
sssippi and Warrior from New Orleans.
The Prince of Wales in India.
| BOMBAY, November l9,-The Prince of
| w dlts drFlNeu d DarOud ana was magnln-
Gently received by the new Guikwar.
New Railroad System.
ROME, November l9.-Terms of purchase
| by the government for the upper system Of
railroads has been arranged The question
| will be submitted to Parliament. Thirty
.wo millions sterling are involved.
| Another Cardinal Dead.
Cardinal Pedro di Slvestro is dead.
| The Franco.American Union.
| PARIS, November ia grand and very
| successful fete was given to-day at the
| Palais d lndustrie by the Franco-American
Union, the object ing TO give greater pub
licity to and to extend the subscriptions for
| the scheme 1oI monument to Liberty" in
| New York harbor. A committee of the
Union, accompanied by several distin-
| gulshed personages. traversed the building
| inspecting the objects of maritime exhibit
ton. A brilliant concert followed, in which
the band OF the Republican Guard par
| ticipated Another concert, vocal as well
as instrumental, was given. The "Star
| Spangled Banner" was sung amid great
| cheering. The fete terminated this evening
| with an illumination Of the Palais din
dustrie. A representation of the proposed
movement formed the leading features of
| the illumination. Minister Washburn, Com
| sui General Torbert, Mr.. Eaton, ex- Minister
| Sickles, the Marquis of Rochambeau, several
| deputies IN the Assembly and representa-
tives OF the press-altogether about 5000
| spectators--were present. The subscrip-
tons are progressing very fsvorably The
| Grand Lodge of Freemasons in Paris and
most of the lodges in France have sub
| scribed.
German Exhibitors at the Centennial.
BERLIN, November l9-The list of Ger.
man exh. bitors at the centennial exhibition
| at Philadelphia numbers ll40.
The presidents OF the provinces, at the
| suggestion of the Express, are collecting all
articles connected with the treatment of
| the wounded in time of war. They will be
| exhibited together One of the objects of
| interest will De a complete train fitted out
expressly to transport sick and wounded
Negotiating for Truce.
San SEBASTIAN November l9.-The Car
list General Miret is negotiating with the
authorities of Puigcerda with a view to
| bringing about truce. All sAe intelligence
received here indicates that settlement of
the war is inevitable, in consequence of the
exhaustion and demoraliz alton of the Car
| lists.
| MISCELLAN
RumOr of Death.