New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-30
FOREIGN.

Guarantees Of Neutrality.
BERLIN, March 29.-The powers have de-
manded from Servia guarantees for her
continued neutrality, and have asked tho
Porte to accelerate the pacidcation Of his
people.
A Famous Scholar Dead.
PARIS, March 29.-M. Pillon, the eminent
Greek scholar, 10 dead.
A New Commercial Treaty.
land and France will shortly meet to nego-
tiate new commercial treaty.
In the French Senate.
VERSAILLES, March 28-The election of
N. Gavin, Bonapartist, from Corsica. was
annuled. Minister DufAure stated he
would consider the question whether
Gavini should be prosecuted for issuing
q placard promising the return of the em-
pire.
The Republican Candidate tor Governor
Of Indiana.
VIENNA, March 28.-The American Min
lister, Mr.. Orth, is in Italy with his family.
He will sail from Liverpool for New York
in May. Mr.. j. F. Deplain, Secretary Of
Legation, will act as Charge d'AffAirs.
Catholic Unity.
MADRID, March ga petition in favor of
Catholic unity. signed By the pspal nuncio
and Spanish bishops, was presented to the
COrtes to-day.
BRUSSELS, March 29.-The Court of Cas-
sation has denied the appeal of Carl VOgt,
the murderer, against the death sentence.
Latest from Mexico.
HAVANA, March 29.-Mexioan advioee,
to the seventeenth instant state that Gem
eral Alatorre, at the bead Of 5000 men, was
marching on Oaxaca. A decree had ap-
in tho
from publishing revolutionary proclama-
ti0ns or the movements of the national
troops. Tho press is greatly dissatisfied
with the order.
The Queens Title.
LONDON, March 28-The Duke of Buc-
cleugh will not second Earl Shaftes bury's
motion for an address to the Queen re-
queeting her not to assume the title of EN-
press.
The stock Exchange.
The Stock Exchange opened with better
feeling, though business is restricted by
settlements. Foreign securities are in
creasingly firm.
The Illness of the Czar.
The Daily Ielegraph's editorial on the
subject of the rumored indisposition Of the
Gear, says:
:'We believe the facts concerning the
Car are that he is seriously ill, and that
the doctors have recommended his prOlong-
ed soj0urn at Ems and afterward in Swift
zerland. Therefore it is probable that the
public convenience will necessitate the
Czarowitch exercising the functions of the
Emperor during his absence"
A special telegram from Berlin to the
Times says the prospect of q regency in
Russia eXcites much speculation here con-
cerniDg its probable relations between Rus
sia and Germany. because of the anti. Ger
man tendencies of the Czar0Witch.
Tho Channel Tunael.
The Times financial article this morning
unde rstands that the capital requisite for
testing the praotiosoility Of the channel
francs, halt OF the requisite amount. The
English company, if not already equally
advanced, doubtless soon will be- and az
periments will be in active progress before
long.
Generous Mention of Gallant American
Sailor.
The Times has an editorial on the suhiect
of the adventures Of the survivors of the
emigrant ship Strathmore, which concludes:
'The vessel which at length arrived to
the rescue was a United States whaler.
on her course to the South sea fisheries.
Her captain, we are tOld, gave MP
the chance of the seasons profits for the
sake OF the poor creatures he found
at the CrOzets, and we're in need of an
amount of care they could not have re-
ceived ii he had taken them with him. We
are sure the English nation will Judge as Il
deserves Of the sacrifice to which Captain
Clifford submitted, and will net fail to do
honor and something more than bare honor
to the deed and to the man."
The lnsureciion, from q Russian StaaA
The Times Berlin special saws the Rus.
sian press is gradually withdrawing from
the conservative position assumed At
the beginning of the rebellion in Herze-
govina. Neither the necessity of keepine
Turkey intact, nor the expediency of Rms,
sia acting coniointly with Austria is longer
insisted upon.
The Official Inralide R,.sse. on the ocn-
trary. attributes the dangerous position of
the insurgents to Austria's partiality for
turkey, forgetting entirely that Aussris's
proceedings have been so long supported
by Russia.
The Moscow Gazette. winch is always ven
informed in foreign matters, has suddenly
changed tts tome. II proposes that tke
tooHzmu1D On sou1z1 RAeR1