New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-09
FOREIGN.

Sending Stores to maItas
LnNDoN. June 8.-Medical stores for 5000
men. in addition to those already on the
Mediterranean feet, are going to Malta.
Items from the Frontier.
The Times Berlin special reports numer-
ous Sclavonian journals assert that strong
Russian force is being concentrated at
Bender, on the river Dneiper, near the
Turkish frontier.
The Prince of Montenegro has forbidden
the transmission of kilograms or letters CIV
ing information of military movements.
The Herzegovinane, under the control OF
the Prince of Montenegro, have deter
mined to accept no communication from inc
Porte.
The Sclavonian committee at Moscow has
sent the insurgents 100, OG0 rOubles.
The same dispatch says 1t appears that
on June l rival propositions touching
eettlement of the Eastern question were re-
ceiyed 1T Vienna from England and Rus
sia, Similar communications were proba-
bly, made by both powers to Berlin prior to
the Emperor's pOstponement OF his contem-
plated trip to Ems.
News has lust been received that the
Austrian Government has again permitted
5000 breech-loaders and several million
cartridges for the Montengrians to land.
The Turks have forbidden Austrian
bank of the Danube.
The Recognition of Nlaurad.
A Vienna dispatch to the Daily Telegraph
mentions q report that Germany and Aus
tria declined y suggestion made by Russia
to postpone the recognition OF Mourad until
he was willing to receive advice from the
powers.
An Important Visitor.
The Ielegraph's correspondent at Paris
announces that the Grand Duke Michael,
of Russia, has arrived there. LIE Soir says
says great importance is attached to the
visit in political circles. 1--WE believe it in
dicates the restoration OF Ere Oh influence
in the councils Of Europe
A Consultation Proposed.
A special dispatch from Vienna to the
Daily Telegraph says it is stated that Count
Andrasey has been asked to meet Prince
GortschskCff and Prince Bismarck at Eme,
but has not yet DE- tinitely accepted the in
vitatiOn.
TIE Extra diti0n Treaty.
The British Foreign Office has published
the correspondence relative to the extra
ditlon treaty between Great Britain and the
United States. From this it appears that
Mr.. Hoffman, the American charge daft
flares, in conversation with Lord Derby ON
Guilty by the negotiation of an article addi-
tional to the treaty OF lS42. Lord Derby
wrote to Mr.. Hoffman, saying the govern
ment was ready to meet this suggestion i'm
medistely, and incl0eed the draft Of an
article providing that persons extradited
ehal only be tried for the offense for which
extradited.
Excitement in Tunis.
TUNIs, June ga Jew passing through q
bazaar trod On some leather belonging to a
cobbler. who threw bench knife cutting
the jews throat. Five thousand jews
gathered and riot was prevented by the
Intervention Of the c0nsuls and other for
eign residents. The c0bbler was tried, con-
victed and executed within two days.
Servia Follows Russia's Advice.
VIENNA, June ga telegram from Bel
grade, received here, announces that the
Servisn government has declared that it
will follow the recommendation of Russia,
not to enter into hostilitiee against Turkey.