New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-29
FOREIGN.
An 1ndepeudent Editor In 1a,r.

FRANKFORT ON THE MAIN, August o.
Leopold Zouneman, editor and proprietor
Of the Franlyurter 1C.eitatng and member
of the German Pal lamenf was arrested this
morning for refusing to testify as to the
authorship Of certain articles. For the same
reason five other editors of that paper are
already Imprisoned.
The Turkish Commander I'm Chief.
RAGUsA, August 28-Mehema Ali has
been appointed commander in chief OF the
Turkish force 9 in Herzegovina and Bosnia.
He arrived here yesterday on the way to
Seraj arO to assume command. Serve Pacha,
extraordinary commissioner of the Porte,
passed here yesterday on the steamer going
to kleck. The steamer also carried troops
and artillery. The representatives of for.
eign powers will meet in MOstari and at
tempt paci6cation.
The Carlfsvs Mt SEQ de Ur9er,
PARIS, August 28.-A dispatch from Per.
pignah says: THE news Of the surrender
OF SEQ de Urgel is doubted here. The
latest dispatch from General Campos was
dated the eve of the twenty. sixth. and
says: The Carlsts still refuse tJ become
prisoners lshall probably grant further
brief suspension Of hostilities, after which,
If they remain obstinate, l shall att ack the
citadel.'
The German Pilgrims.
The pilgrimage from Germany is exciting
considerable discussion in France. lie
MOmiteur says France ia open to all foreign
ers, but that the government is entitled to
oppose all assemblages or displays of ban.
ners and insignia calculated to disturb pub
lie order, and it will not fail in its duty.
The government and public opinion of
France agree that it is their duty to abstain
from interference with discussion and CON
fiicts in Germany between Church and
State. and for the sake of peace, which is
dear to them and desirable to the Germane.
to avoid making French territory the scene
Of their religious discussions.
Tho French Authorities Object.
It is semi officially announced here that
in consequence of the unanimous wish of
France there is reason to hope that the
Catholics OF Germany will make no pilgrim
age in French territory.
A Revolt.
BELGRADE, August 2S-In consequence
of the tOrcible occupation by the Turks of
the BakOva convent, near the Servian from
tier, the inhabitants of the district of Nov
arosch have revoIted, and the chief town
Of NOvarosch is in flames.
Inquest ON the Victims of the Royal Yacht
Collision.
PLYMOUTH, Eng, August 28-One of the
members of the coroner's jury In the royal
yacht collision inquest announces that all
of the jurors favored a verdict d accidental
death, but differed as to- blame attaching to
individuals and officers. The feeling against
the officers of the royal yacht are very
strong. Some of them were molested on
the street by q mob.
The Trfpoli Matter Adjusted.
MALTA, August 27.-The Hartford Is here.
homeward bound. The difficulty between
the American consul and Tripolitans was
settled Thursday. The apology was made
by order Of the Porte. The affair originated
in some seamen entering the consul's garden
for matches.
The British Minister to China-His Griev.
ance Settled.
SHANGHAI, August %. Mr.. Wade. British
minister, when recently visiting the de-
partment of Secretaries Of State, was kept
waiting in an anter6om by Lii Hung Chang,
viceroy Of Pekin and one of the Secretaries
of State. Mr.. Wade WAS offended and
withdrew. The viceroy apologized imme-
diately. and nothing serious followed.
The Corn Market.
LONDON August 2s.-The Times, review
ing the corn market for the week, SAYS
grains have been held firmly here, but there
has been little business. Imports and
NOAA'OAAoo. " AVAAO 6Ao"CAo n1V0 Uccu
large. The country markets haYe been very
irregular at declines ranging from one to
four shillings per quarter. Prices in the
French markets are also lower.
Manslaushter.
A special dispatch to the Ecea;nq Stand.
ard says it is rumored majority. of the
jury OF inquest was in favor of q verdict
OF manslaughter against the officers of the
royal yacht Which ran down the Mistletoe.
Monetary,
The Times, in its city article. saws: "There
has been during the week slightly more
discount business at the bank and open
market, but the rates are unchanged. In
foreign exchange, bills on Germany have
been in strong demand. while exchange on
Paris was fractional1y lower. Business in
foreign stocks has been limited, but prices
were we'll maintained, as money hes been
sbundant throughout the week"
Tho New .Caetle Disease.
The foot and mouth disease il spreading
among the cattle in Cumberland and
Aberdeenshire.
The Proposed Adjustment.
A special Dispatch to the Times from Ber.
lin says: 1T is reported that tue .Russian