New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-19
WHOLE NUMBER 1927.
erly countersigned by Spanish consuls,
Senor Gastia has arrived at Madrid.

erly countersigned by Spanish consuls,
Senor Gastia has arrived at Madrid
Tho Polar Expedition.
LONDON, October IS.-The Pandora has
returned. At Peel's Sound, within twenty
miles of King Williams Land, she en-
countered impenehable ice. Discovered
the graves of three of Sir John FrankIin's
men on Beachy Island.
Erie stocks Depressed.
,o1 JShn Morris, attorney, for steck and bond
holders OF the Erie, hss made q report
which depresses these securities. 1t indi-
Gates heavy sacrifices by holders.
The British Corn Market,
The Mark Lane Erprcss, in it's regular
weekly review Of the corn market, has the
following:
In consequence of the recent heavy rains
seed time is much lees promising. The
dampness has affected most of the new SAM
pies Large foreign arrivals have checked
an upward tendency in prices, but holders
are still indisposed to make concessions;
trade is therefore inactive.
Az Paris the prices are rather lower,
while In the provinces of France wheat is
steady and somewhat dearer. Belgium is
unchanged, while Holland is frmer and
Germany steady and inactive Vienna ia
also inactive, but Odessa is firm. The
averages are one shilling and two pence
higher in consequence Of the late advance
the bulk OF that sold being fully three
shillngs inferior in price to the previous
crop.
Elected to Parliament.
Captain George Beresford. the son of the
Archb bishop of Armagh, conservative, was
today elected to the House of Commons
for Armagh, Ireland, to till a vacancy.
Shipment of Munitions Of War TO sbau0.
hal.
1t is reported that sixty tons of small
arms and ammunition for the Chinese have
been shipped from London as merchandise
and landed at Shanghai. This British gov.
ernment is investigating the matter.
Crushing Out the Polish Nobility.
BERLIN, October 18.-Russia has COM
manded the Polish proprie tors of several
provinces to sell their farms to Russian
tenants at prices fixed by the government.
This completes the impoverishment of the
Polish nobility.
The Turks Cross the Austrian Border.
RAGUsA, October 1S-The Turks crossed
the Austrian lines, and now menace the
village OF Erzuy. Troops have been sent
thither.
Thiers' Faith in the Republic.
PARIS, October l8.-At banquet given
in honor of NJ. Theirs, at Anacton, he said
the republic must be maintained. He did
not think the Radicals as black as painted.
iAo ueileHed IL tney gained power they
would pursue a different course from what
their opponents supposed. He desired
the removal of all functionaries who
do not respect the republic. THIS
he thought necessary to render the
elections representative. He denied q re-
puslic would isolate France said she may
count upon the sympathy of Europe. The
European policy in future vii be peace and
non-interveution. He advocated a liberal
and modern system of education.
Emperor William mt Milan.
MILAN, October lS.-Emperor William,
accompanied by Field Marshal Count Won
MOltke, Secretary OF State Won Bulow and
other digpitaries, arrived here this after
noon. King Victor Emanuel the Crown
Prince and Princess and Prince Amadeus,
with the president of the Council, Signor
M'nghetti and the Minister of For
eign Affairs. Sigbor Visconti Venosta,
received the Emperor and his suite at the
railway station, where the members
of the royal household and representatives
from the two chambers were in waiting.
The Ministers of War and of the Interior
were also present Multitudfs of people
assembled at the railway depot and lined
the gaily decorated streets through which
the distinguished party passed. There was
great enthusiasm According to the present
arrangement it is expected the Emperor
Will remain here three or four days.