New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-02
FOREIGN.
Winners at Brighton.

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LONDON, August l-Chey alier won tn,
Brighton stakes, Mate second, Cato third
Five horses ran.
shfpwreck at Sea.
A telegram to LlOyd's says the ship Gelt
Liverpool to Melbourne, was lost, with al
hands, off Cape Northumberland, south
coast of Australia.
The Circasians Do Not Rise.
A dispatch to Reuters Telegram Com
pany from st. Petersburg says the repor,
| of rising of the Circasjsns in the eau
| causas is unfOunded.
In Bankruptcy.
The unsecured liabilities of Raelton &
Dixon. ship builders of Middleboro, il
| $3.50, 1000.
j. B. Walker, member of large ship
owning company of the same name, filed q
petition in the Middleboro bankruptcy
court yesterday.
1t is arranged that the promoter of the
company shall also file petition.
Mr.. MulonRy, extensive trimming manu-
facturer, failed. His liabilities sre $780,
600.
Foreign Affairs In Parliament.
In the House of Lords there was dis
cussion on the Eastern question. It was
moved that the government should be
ready to support measures for uphold:ng
the treaty Of 1856. Lord Granville gues-
toned certain acts of the foreign office,
and expressed himself in favor of self
government in the Turkish provinces. Earl
Derby, foreign minister, replied that the
future policy Of the government would be
enter into no doubtful scheme. The NO.
ton was negatived.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Bruce, re-
ferring to the Outrages IN Bosnia. moved as
the opinion Of the House of Commons, that
the government should attempt to secure
equal treatment to those of various rel-
glons under the authority of the Porte.
Mr.. Forsyth moved to amend the motion
to the effect that SclavOno provinces guar.
antee good government irrespective Of race
or creed.
Mr.. Gladstone favored the amendment
In his speech he censured the government
respecting the Andrassy Berlin memoran-
dunn. He hoped that the inquiry into the
alleged atrocities in Bulgaria, now making,
would be an actual inquiry, and that
Europe would act in concert. Self-govern-
ment was necessary in order to bring about
a solution Of the difficulty.
Mr.. Disraeli justified the government; he
favored nOn-interference in the Eastern
troubles. When it became necessary, the
government would assist in the pacification
Of the provinces.
At length both the motion and the
were withdrawn.
Isabella Heard From.
A Reuter- telegram from Santander says
ex Queen Isabella has informed King Al
tOnsO that she has decided to take no part
whatever in the political affairs of the king
dom.
A Congress In Brussels.
PARIS, August The Nep Vienna Steele,
organ of the left centre, says it is able to
state that European congress upon the |
Eastern question has been decided on, and
it will shortly meet at Brussels.
Tho French Chamber to Adjourn.
M. Grevy will confer tomorrow with NJ
Dufaure respecting the suggestion of the |
leaders of the left to prorogue the Chamber |
IN the eighth of August till the sixth of |
November.
Appeals In Libel Cases.
ProprietOrs of newspapers which were |
ined for libel on the Jesuit college have ap- |
pesled from the jurisdiction of the court.
The Jesuits.
Oasses has abandoned the introduction |
n the French Assembly Of motion to en-
orce the law of 1923 expelling the Jesuits.
servians Punished.
The Servians who fired on an Austrian |
Vessel in the Danube have been dismissed |
rom the earYice.