New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-06
FOREIGN.
A New French Ministry Ordered.

New French Ministry Ordered.
LONDON, December "a Reuter- tele
gram from Paris says that President Mac
MAhOn has requested the Duke D'Audiffre
Cabinet. The Duke declined, but the Presi
dent asked him to reflect. The Duke ha
not yet given final reply.
Tho Turks aud the Russians.
Dispatches to LIE Temps, from Lymer
zero, says: The prefects have been notified
Of the early arrival, ON their way to thu
Danube, of 100, 900 Russian troops, who are
to psss through Roumanis.
The Sclav0nio committee publishes intel
ligence that an insurrectionary movemen,
has broken out in Bula aria and Armenia.
A Reuter- telegram from RagusR says
Montenegro has refused Russia's peace pro
rosels. although promised cession Of
aeeFitory.
N,a.ly al the Turkish troops have beer
wishdra wn from Bosnia and Herzegovina
Turkey will not resist the occupation OF
these provinces by Austria in case of peace
with Russia.
Russian diplomatists use milder language
within the past few days. Occupation is
no longer represented as the only panacea
The address Of Mr. Baker, minister of the
United States, to the Gear, exGites sur.
prise. 1t is represented that the address
expressed synpsthy for the Czsr and his
Eastern policy
1fe-.p Ship Wrecked.
sic British troop ship st. Lawrence has
been wrecked. The soldiers we're saved
BRenos Ayres.
The Standard in Il, financial column,
saye: Authentic dispatches received, says
BienOs Apres is tranquil. States CT eiege
have been declared in four provinces, with
o view +" prevent G fermentation by despera-
does. Gold 10.
Bismarck's Attitude.
A dispatch to the Standard, trom Berlin,
eays: Prince Bismerck's statements are
gr""ted by all Germany with the greatest
satisfaction.
In his remarks on Saturday, Bismarck
declared that ii Russia threatened to be
victorious in the impending war, England
would interfere without making formal
declaration of war, and he believed EGG
land would occupy Egypt should Turkish
territory be violated BY Russian forces.
Bismsrck's speech represents the alliance
of the three empires firm, but the alliance
is not hostile to any other power. Bis
marck regards Germany and France as the
two powers least interested in the Eastern
question. He repeated his former assur-
ance of German neutrality, should the con-
ference to achieve unanimity between the
powers and reform in the Turkish admins.
tratiOn fail. Germany can not disapprOve
Of Russia's attempt to carry the latter
measure on her own responsibility.
In conclusion, Bismarck once more ex-
pllcitly assured the house tina it is his
strenuous endeavor to preserve friendly
feeling among the great powers, and that
the imperial government will never consent
to the aggrandizement Of one friendly
power at the expense of another.
An American Forger.
Brent, the Louisville forger, released
when extradition failed, has been rearrested.
1t il stated such progress has been made in
. new extradition treaty IS to warrant the
English government in making the arrest.
Mr.. PierrepOnt says he has nothing to say
about the matter. The Home Office say
Brent has been rearrested, but have no
further information to give.
A Soldier of Fortune.
When discharged previously Brent en-
lisied as private in the Sixteenth
Lancers, aud was with that regiment
wien arrested yesterday IN order of
Home offiual. Mr.. Mullen, solicitor of
the London Bakers Protective Asso
jntion, appeared for the prosecution
Brents arrest bong unknown be was not
detepded Sir James Ipgham will not per-
init aftidsv5s to be inspected, but they ara
probably tina same on which Brent was
previously sffSs'rH' Dreut WAS REMAINDER
to the House of Detention, where he will
remain until the treaty is ratified.
Men and Money for Cubn.
HAVANA, December 1.-The steamship
Spain arrived to-day, with 500 troops and
$500 600 in gold
Bismnrck's Voice il for Peace.
BERLIN, December 5-Prince Bismarck
made his promised speech in Parliament
to-day, answering Herr Richter's inter
pc citation. The following is his conclud-
ing sentence: Oar task IN the first in
stance is to maintain peace; secondly, to
mediate between powers in order to re-
move the differences and localize the
war, which is perhaps inevitable; should
we not succeed things would assume q
different asps ct. and would allow of sew
eral combinati ns, but upon this point l
can not yet give any in formation.