New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-15

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Eo ~. sfsorSs Of the attitude of England,
Rnssisn opinion ia only too likely to be con-
tant That it will be utterly and most danger
cn.lv mistaken, We need not say; but = mis-
tale of this kiod has already once IN the
S;story of the two nations been detected too
late. and in any case it is disquieting to IND
that Russia is entering upon dimcult ana
critical negotiation under as profound
delnsion "a TO the temper of this country, as
that which precipitated the Crimean War.
..The Times article concludes with an ar
oument in favor of o conference not com.
mitted to inevitable failure. 1t believes
that guarantees satisfactory to Russia. and
possibly to Turkey, may be arranged. II
Russia renounces all attempts at settle
ment. which the Times does not believe
likely, England would be free IN the future,
and have the satisfaction of knowing she
was not responsible for the failure. The
experiences Of the past discredit the sug-
geetion that Turkey might reject the pro-
Dosals recommended by the joint authority
of Europe, but should it be realized Russia
would be only too ready to act as the execu-
tive officer of confederation of the Ed
ropean powers."
A Railroad swindler Sentenced.
A Reuter- telegram from Moscow says
that DIR, Strausberg and the officials of the
Moscow Commercial Loan Bank, recently
convicted of irregularities. have been cen
fenced az follows: Dr.. Strausberg Il ban.
ishment FROM Russia, Landau Poll ansN and
BarrisOweky to Punishment to TOmsk and
Olnetz and Schumacher to one months i'm
prisOnment
Dispatches from the Car.
The Central News states that q messen-
ger from Livaida passed through Dover
to-day with dispatches from the Gar to
Queen Victoria.
GortschakoG,s Circular.
A Reuters telegram from St. Petersburg
contains the following: Prince Gortscha-
koff e circular, dated November b. ispub-
lished in the official gazette. 1t says
mobilization has been ordered, in view ct
the acts of violence in Turkey, which still
continue to be perpetrated, notwlthstand-
ing all efforts of the Russian government.
Animperisl ordinance has also been issued
sanctioning the formation of six army
corps composed of divisions stationed in
the districts of Kiev, Kharkow and Odessa.
The active army will comprise four divisions
and will be under the command of the
Cars brother, Grand Duke Nicolas
Nicolaeaevitch, with Adjutant General Ne
pokoitschitzky as chief of stsf. Prince
Massalsky, commander of artillery, and
Major General DeDp, chief of engineers.
The commanders Of the various corps are
Prince Barklai Won Tolli Weimann, Lieu
tenant General Radetsky, Baron Won
Krevedener, Prince WOrOnzoff. Prince
Schackoffski and General Wannowsky.
Lord Derby Congratulated.
BRUSSELS, November lie Nord says
tie Eoglish proposals for conference is to
support the integrity of the Ottoman en-
pire, not its independence.
lie NOrd cOngratulates Lerd Derby on
having excluded from his proposals for
mula which is Incompatible with existing
facts, and which the decision of the confer
ence would necessarily set aside. The form
of the English proposal gives reason to
hope that England will not refuse assent to
any guarantees really indispensable.
TchernaysG On Leave Of Absence.
BELGRADE, November 1.-THE Russian
consul general here has informed General
Tchernayeff the Gear forbids his return to
Russia. General Tchernayef will goeuon
leave of absence to Vienna Tomorrow
Marine.
WEXFOBD, November 1.-THE brig
OromOcto is aground in South Bay. Three
of the crew we're drowned.
Loss of Life at the Burning of the Madrid
Theatre.
MADRID, November 1.-two lives we're
lost at the burning of the Circus Theatre.
English Omcers at Constantinople-Th
New Currency.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, November 14-Several
English officers Of the corps of royal engi-
neers have arrived here.
The third million Turkish pounds of the
new paper currency is about to be issued.