New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-21
FOREIGN.

Austrian Intervension Decltned.
BERLIN, August 2O.-It is said that Aus
| tria has offered, under guarantee Of the
Northern European Empires, to intervene
for the pacidcati0n of the Herzegovin ans
upon basis of reform in the adminietra-
| tion of the Christian provinces of Turkey,
but that the. Porte has refused the offer.
Catholic Congress.
PARIS, August 2O.-The Catholic Congress
bishop Of New Orleans preached tho open
ing sermon.
The Gladstone Publications..
The Gladstone publications are allowed
to be sold in the shops. but will not be al
lowed to be hawked about the streets.
Cardinal McCloskey.
The papal nuncio and Archbishop of Paris
visited Cardinal McClOskey.
Prince Milan Complaiss.
Vienna special to La Mbere SAYS
Prince Milan, of Servia, has addressed q
note to the powers who signed the treaty
of Paris. complaining that he has not been
informed of their intentions regarding the
insurrection which is extending into Servia,
and which seems to threaten to assume
proportions which may render it's suppress
sion impossible.
Friendly Omces.
LIE Temps says it has received informa-
tion confrmatory of LIE Nords article to
the effect that Russia, acting in cOniuno.
ton with Germany and Austria, intends
making an appeal to the powers Of Europe
in favor of setting the Herzegovinan diff
Guilty by an understanding among all the
countries interested; thus averting all dan
ger Of European war.
From the Frontier.
LONDON, August 2O.-A special dispatch
~ko <hnA %l,A
insurgents have been forced to raise the
siege of Trebigne, and some have been
driven unarmed across the frontier. All
signs of panic in consequence of the Eastern
troubles have disappeared, and the stock
market has completely recovered from the
depression of the last two days.
Further Of the Adjustment.
The Vienna Nen Press is informed that
the British ambassador recently forwarded
the Sultan the actiOn of the three pOwere,
pointing out the significance Of the step.
A Vienna political correspondent says the
action Of the powers was Q tender Of their
friendly offices, not intervention, and
thinks that the refusal Of Turkey to accede
to their proposition was not final.
A special dispatch to the Standard from
Vienna represents that fifty Turkish fami-
lies perished when the insurgents destroyed
Berbera and Sevinjar.
Thfefs Declines to be q Senator.
The Nems' correspondent at Paris reports
that ex-President Theirs declines to be q
candidate for the Senate, preferring to re-
main in the lower House.
A Russian View.
BRUSSELS, Augut 20-Lc Nord, q Russian
organ, discussing the Turkish insurrectiOn,
says: Russia, Germany and Austria are in
accord on the point that the f Astern ques-
ton shal not be raised. Peace has been
temporarily disturbed, but the general
peace is secure beyond attack. France aud
Italy will doubtless be invited to join these
three powers. Turkey must recognize the
need Of ending the intolerable regime, and
of proceeding seriously with the reform
which has heretofore been . mere pre-
tence.
Rassian RAeFts fer Peace.
CONsTANTINOPLn, August 20.-Lster in
telligence from the scene of the insurrec-
tion in Horzegovipa 10 satisfactory. The
governor of The province announces that
there 10 less excito0ent among the people,
and he snticipatss prompt paci6ea&ion. The
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