New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-28

have been frightfully devastated, and the
population has been decimsted by disease
and suffering, Unless speedily helped the
country will be ruined for many years TO
come.
A French Call for Spanish Justice.
PARIS, September 27.-M. Chandourdy is
instructed TO make energetic representa-
tlons to Spain. urging that the guerilas
who murdered NJ. Elgaudau a French resi-.
dent OF Cuba, be brought to justice.
Tho P0rte,s DisavowaI.
BERLIs, Septenber "a special dis.
patch from Constantinople saws the Porte
sent note to the powers disavowing inten-
tion OF attacking the vassal States. North.
ern ambassadors recommended the Porte
not to pursue the insurgents into Servia or
Montenegro.
still Laborine for an Adjustment.
The cen .uis Of Germany, Austria and Italy
arrived at Mostar on Friday. In view Of
the failure of their attempts to arrange a
conference with the insurgents, the repre-.
sentatives of the Northern powers have re-
solved to request the copsuls to confer
with Server Pasha in order to suggest a
practical solution OF the question. The
French ambassador declared bis adhesion
to this proposal on the strict condition of
non-intervention. The British and Italian
ambassadors declared their opinion that
the misson OF the consuls was ternina tod,
but they promised TO apply to their respee-
tive governments for further instructions.
Exciting Events In Servia.
1t is stated the mobiliZ alton of the whole
Servian army has been ordered.
Roumania has refused to cooperate with
Servia in case che lServia) went to war with
Turkey; but has promised to place an Amy
TOR observation on the frontier.
BELGRADE. September 27.-The Turkish
soldiers shot TWO Servian officers who we're
making their round of inspection on Ser
vian territory. The Cabinet meets to-day
&c I,ilaeu,ua nroossaly.
Great excitement prevails. News is re-
ceived here that if a Bosnian instruction is
fomented by SerS ian volunteers. Turkey
will send an ultimatum threatening 10 oc-
cupy Servla. 1t is stated, however, the
European powers will not permit this
All the public tunctionaries except the
chiefs of departments have been notified
that they are liable to be called upon for
military service, and must hold themselves
in readiness.
The newspapers announce that the Minis
| ter OF War has returned from KragujewatZ,
and has made a requistion for 1000 horses,
and they say the landwehr cavalry in the
district of Belgrade have received orders TO
proceed TO the frontier
LONDON, September 27.-The .Stan9ard
has special dispatch from Vienna CONAN
ing the following: a Belgrade paper reporGs
that burea au has been established there
for forwarding false aud warlike news only.
Six thousand men are under arms, and the
militia assemblies only twice week. The
skOupchtina will soon adjourn.
CoNsTANTISoPLE, September 27.-The
powers have most earnestly exhorted the
Porte and servia TO avoid any precipitate
act.
Elections TO be Held.
MADRID, September 27.-The Diario Is
u -.
mined 70 hold elections for members of the
CUrtes shortly.
Simeoui's Red Hat.
The King of Spain will deliver the car
dinals hat 10 Mons;gnore Simeoni at the
ceremony Of the investiture.
Carist Outrage on n British Vessel.
1t is repsited the Carlists have fired sew
eral times at British man-of-war near
Marlinco
Proposition to Re-establish the Con.
cordat.
ROME, September 27-Yesterday copy
OF the note received from Canovas del Cas-
tillo, during his premiership. was dispatched
10 Cardinal Simeon, the Papal nuncio at
Madrid, from the Vatican. This note pro-
misses the re-establishment of the concordat.
McCIoskey and AntonelIt.
Cardinal McCloskey hal long confer
ence with Cardinal Antou-lli yesterday.
Railroad Anniversary.
DARL1NGTos, Eng, September 26.-The
celebration OF the anniversary day of the
establishment of railways commenced here
to-day. Among the distinguished persons
present were the Lord Mayor of London
and provosts of Edinburg and Glasgow.
The railroads subscribed $4,000 toward the
expenses OF the celebration, The p1g-
gramme Tor the occasion waa as follows: At
noon there was grand procession, winding
up by the Inauguration of bronze statue
to Joseph Pease. by the sculptor, Lawson,
costing e3N0Q. The ceremony of unveiling
the statue was performed by the Duke OF
Cleveland. In the afternoon there was a
grand banquet at which 700 guests sat
down. At the banquet fine portrait of
Joseph Pease, by the artist Macbeth, was
unveiled. Congratulatory kilograms were
sent during the progress of the banquet to
railroad kings on the European ntinerr,
in America, Egypt and India.