The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-20
FOREIGN NEWS.


er.-rhe imsursemts ana turkey.
rnNpoN. June 10. The Paris corre-
ppopdent of the Times, In q letter re-
viewing the present attitude .uI the
Eaatprs, uueatIun. concludes as follows /
tt'ha Csar. Yesterday. III taking leave
us a lady who wished him q good Jour-
ney. replied with undisguised satisfac-
tioin': II hope | shall spend more tran,
uuil days at JuHanheiin than those
have passed At Ems
Such remark az this is tHntamount
10 specific promise, and u may pe IN
fcrred that the European powers are de-
tprminpd tp remain spectators OF what
rasses between Turkey and her sub1ecte
and vassals. This does not mean that
the paciflcation OF Turkey Is an accom-.
plished fact. or that we are on the eve Oh
ite being effected. ,,
Il, lay down their arms, nor do MOntene-
srro and Bervia to abandon their pretefl-
sion of annexing the one Herzegovenia,
and the other Bos1ia, With the consent
III Turkey herself. But what ls known
to-day appears to Indicate that none ol
the European powers VII! support tne
insurgents and their neighbors, though
none will endeavor TO thwart their de-
siuns. and when the insurgents and the
Porte come face to face, and Europe is
seen to remain spectator, this insur-
rection will perhaps finish pc It began g
that IL, without anybody knowing the
reason why. AT the. present moment
everybody. particularly the. SIX powers,
arc convinced that peace will not be dis
turbed beyond the frontiers.
PERU.
stufrieudly Controversy between Eng.
land ana Peru-A Hostile spark.
IN the House OF Commons, Mr..
Botlrke, Under Secretary for the For
piun Department, stated Lord Derby
hns recently. written to the Peruvian
Minister In regard to the continued de-
tention Of the captain and mate OF the
tI'alisman, as follows | have rcmun-
strated III the strongest manner IN the
name Of her Majesty's Goyernneitt e =
auatnst the continued detention OF the
prisoners, and the unfriendly conduct
81 the Peruvian Government. Unless
the matter Ii brought to a speedy ter
mination 1t Is impossible friendly rela-
tions can continue. To this the Per'i-
Wan Minister replied. recapitulating
the facts In the case and defending the
conduct Of Peru, but not really altering
the situation. -.
Mr., Duurke said In conclusion 1t
appears to the Government that further
detention OF the prisoners is unjustiti-
able, and we consider II our duty tO re.
uuest their immediate release" This
declaration was received with loud
0"eo'e BARDADoEs.
They had beeM Promised Thirty Acres
and \ Mwle.
The Bishop, Archdeacun and thirty.
four clcrrymen Of Barbadoes signed B
statement to Earl Carnarvon that the
riots In that island were not caused by
suffering among the negroes. but by Q
miechievous report that the land Of the
PLANTERS was TO be divided among them,
| The clergy have no idea how the i'm.
preston was created, but u still exists.
| ft will require firmness on the part Of
the Government to remove said impress
sion.
| Mark Lane Erpress review Of the
British corn trade FOR the past week says
Concurrent with the Improvement IN
the aspect Of the crops, the anxiet,
about political matters mas decreased
and the market has relapsed into STATE
of calm, and with large supplies from
America and Russia, trade has beer
confined to supplying present require
''' CONsTANTrNoPtE.
The Consultation - he P0stlsemed-News
paper Suppressed.
CoNsrANrfNorLE, June le.--The min
listers OF the Sultan differ among them
selves on the question OF creating Q
national assembly, and the constitution
which was promised will probably be
! indefinitely postponed.
The publication Of the Courier
d. Orient has been suspended by tn,
Government for month, for an attach
on the late Hassim Aoni Pasha.
The Levant Herald, which was tempo
rarily suppressed, will reappear July IA