New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-31
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pleted, We shall return home during the
autumn of next year; but if not, We ehal
stay out the second winter. Under any cir
eumstances over which we have any con
crol, ne shall not ~ out longer than that.
The Tarkish Question.
EoxpON. August 30-A dispatch to the
eiect the advice of the European powers
to suepend hostilities. They. demand the
Independence OF BOsnis
Surrender of SEQ de UfgeI.
A epeciai dispatch to The Daily Ners from
Bonrg La Dame cay the formal surrender
OF SEQ de Urgel occurred or Friday. The
citadel was banded over to the AlfOnsists
on Saturday. Fifty Carlists were killed
and 100 wounded during the SIEGE. Eight
hundred prisoners we're. taken, including
300 officers.
General J0veMaF.
General Jovellar has asked permission to
return to Cuba, as he considers his presence
here NO longer necessary.
The Euglish Crops.
The Marx Lane Express, reviewing the
green markets and crop reports of the
week, says: The continuous fine weather
has enabled the farmers to secure large
amount of produce in fine condition. The
more, however, that is seen of the new crop
the less complaints are made of both
quality aud yield. This is also the case in
France, Holland and Hamburg, who report
that the eamples are of the highest excel
leuce. The prices in Great Britain are yet
unsettled. The markets in several places
show decline of one to two shillings. In
France the reduction is about the same.
Flour at Paris has been steady, though
wheat has given way On account OF freer
offerings.
A general average of the markets for the
past week shows an advance of ls Sd in
the fluctuations that have ruled, and it may
yet be month before the prices will have
found their level. As q rule the harvest
prospects On the e'continent are good. The
gathering Of the crops is going on well and
prices have given way slightly. In Belgium,
Holland and Germany the potato. crop has
suffered much injury from rain.
Turkish Troops At the Herzrgovinan CAP.
itai.
VIENNA; August 3O-The three ba.talions
of the Turkish expedition which landed ut
K]eck have reached Mostar, the capital of
Herzegovina. They met with no opposition
on the march.
The sepviaSs.
Four thouiand Servians have entered
Turkish territory and .encamped at Novi,
where they have seized the. telegraph lines.
Bands of Servians Lave appeared 10 the
Balkan mountains, endesvoring to excite the
Bulgariaas to rise against the Porte.
Christian .Exlles.
The P,esse says q, 900 Bosnian Christians
have fled to Austrian territory. The whole
district, from the mountains to the rivers
Unna and Sanan. has been abandoned by
the Christians and devastated by the Turks.
Rumored Abdicalion.
Rumore. deemed unreliable however, are
ali rat to the effect that Prince MfiaD, Of
Servia, has sbdicated.'
Generalissimc.
Nikittka, of Montenegro, has been ap-
pointed GeneralisrimO OF the Bosnian insur
Montenegro Pledged to Neutrality.
VIENNA, August 3O.-The political Cor.
respondents says: Montenegro has completed
negotiations with Turkey by which the
former binds herself to remain neutral be-
tween Turkey and Herzegovina, in consid-
Grafton Of certain territorial! concessions.
The Herzegovlnan Rebellion.
BERLIN, August 30.-The steady growth
of the HerzegOvinan rebellion may be in
ferred fr0m the following passage in the
Montenegrin official journal: The insur
rection is fast assuming formidable dimen-
sions. Symptoms OF serious designs multi
ply. Men are are yearning for war, and
oily tongued diplomacy is impOtent to pre-.
vent them. This time the insurrecti0n is
sure to result in emancipation. Not the
rulers, but the nations will decide what is
to be done. II the rebellion becomes gem
eral, Servia and Montenegro will not be idle
spectators. Now, or never"
Good News from the Direct Cable.
The shares of the United States Direct
Cable Company to-day advanced one ehil-
ling, on the rumor that the Faradsy had
succeeded in repairing the cable. The
shares Of the Anglo-American declined two
The Duudes str,ke..
dee. which began July 3. continues, but it
is believed is nearing the end. Negotia-
tions are in progress for compromise.
result is expected soon.
The Eord Mayor of Dabh..
DUBLIN, August 3O.-The Pope has con-
ferred the grand cross Of the Order of st.
Gregory on the Lord Mayor Of Dublin.
Carljsts Routed.
MADRID. August 30.-It 10 officially az
nounced that the Quintinalfos band of Car.
lists has been completely routed near San
lander.
discouraged.
SAN SEBASTIAN, August 3O-lnt4 diligence
rom TOlota is to the effect that the Carlists
IRE greatly discouraged. Don Carlos is at
Durango.
: Report that Don Carlos ssFll Disband
His Forces.
The Tocs de la Terita says, editorially,
hat the capitulatiOn OF SEQ de Urgel may
determine Don Carlos to disband his forces,
md await a more favorable period to renew
he struggle.
Cardinal McCloskey.
Cardinal McCloskey is expected to arrive |
It Rome September A.. He will only receive |
he ring and the titles pertaining to his new
lignity. He will not receive the hat, be- |
ause its investiture. would entail q grand !
'ublic ceremony. The following prelates |
will be created cardinals at the next con.
istory: 'Antici Mattel, Pacca Randi,
'imeoM Vitellesch and the Arch bishop Of |
Illness Of Garibaldi:
ROME, August 30-General Garibaldi is |
t his home in Caprera, where he is con-
ned by illness resulting from 0verw0rk on |
is scheme for the improvement of the |
'iber.
Institute ef International Law.
The HAGUE, August 30:-The Institute Of
International Law has approved the three
ules Of the treaty Of Washington as a
asis tor defining the duties. of neutral
tates.
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General &pinner.~ Views ON Finance.
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