New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-30
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definitely.
servian Affairs Looking Serious.
10 Rumors are current of an impending min
iaferisl crisis because of dissensions IN the
cabinet UPON the gu, stion of war. The
complication OF matters ia increasing.
"A decree of Prince Milan transfers the
aeat of the Skoupchtina from kraguiewacz
10 Belgrade.
The Floods.
The floods at Cork have subsidized. 1t IS
believed several persons were drowned.
The damage to crops in Longford, merry
and Tipperary 10 enormous.
London's Lord Mayor.
William james X. Cotton is elected Lord
Mayor OF London.
The Vanguard Courtmartiai.
The courtmartial on the sinking of the
Vanguard reprimanded and dismissed Gap
tain Dakins.
The courtmartial finds that the cause of
the sinking of the ship was owing to the
great speed maintained by the squadron
during a fog; to the Vanguard's improperly
reducing her speed, and the Iron Duke in.
creasing her speed and steering from her
course.
The Cattle Disease.
The foot and mouth disease among cattle
creased in others.
Abandoned at Sea.
The ship Uncle Joe was abandoned at
sea. The crew, OF fifteen men. and the
captain are here.
The Necessity fDr Reforms.
The Journal de ST. Petersbourg says Tur-
kew herself and the Grand Vizier, especial
II, fully admit the necessity for reforms,
and have decided to introduce them through
out the empire for all nationalities. For
this reason foreign cabinets should abstain
from ostensible diplomatic pressure, and
confine their efforts to the pacificatlon o.!
the instruction, and the examination OF
suitable institutions for the present crises.
and thus be the means of etfecting the first
improvement Of the condition OF the East.
Wrecked.
The steamer Vile de Bilboa, from Liver
pool for Havana, has been wrecked neal
Brest. Two lives we're lost.
The Ultramontane success In Bavaria.
MUNICH, September 29.-The Ultramon-
tame party has elected the president, vice
president and other officers Of the Bavarian
Diet by a majority of two.
The Prince of Wnies.
ATHENS, September 29.-The British lega-
ton here has informed the Greek govern
ment that the Prince of Wales will leave
Italy on the sixteenth of October for India,
and will visit Athens en- route. The govern
ment has accordingly appointed commits
sion to make suitable preparations tor his
reception.
The Insurgents Victory.
CETTIGNE, September 29-Advices from
insurgent sources state that they won the
victory in the engagements yesterday, near
Dsrediza, in Turkish Croatia, and along the
river Una as far as Dagopolje.
Dismasted,
LIVERPOOL, September 29.-The Ameri-
can ship lrOnsides, hence for Southwest
Pass on the twenty-second, put back dis
masted.
Dissati.fied Serviau CounseIors.
BELGRADE, September 29.-Twenty nine
men beTs OF the Servian Skoupchtina have
resigned.
Damaged by Collision.
GIBRALTAR, September 29,-The German
brig Heinrich, nom New York. with petro-
leum, was damaged by collision and must
partially discharge.
At Baden Baden.
BERLIN, September 29.-The Emperor has
gone to Baden; he goes thence, October 10,
to Italy.
MADRID, September 29.-The ministerial
journals deny that Castillo, during his
premiership, promised to re-establish the
concOrdat.
Turks Preparing to Attack servia.
VIENNA, Septembes 90 belgrade papers
publish the alarming report that the Turks
are preparing to attack the Servian frontier
1t is reported the Sublime Porte has notified
the Servian government that it is about to
occupy an island in the river Drina, which
lie claimed by Servia. The Servian govern
ment opposes the project. 1t is officially
announced that the Servian troops on the
frontier near Nisch, have received a rein
forcement of 5000 men. They now number
$4,000 in that neighborhood.