New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-15

[oox1muED rHon 11HsE fAe1:l
Luomis, was i'll Oh the mn. teeL tn Of Drce!n-
her, but WAS compelled ID wo,k uuul Nc
fell exhausted: then the captain klcke0
him violently and h. died IN few hours,
having received no medicine. he was
buried at sea the next day. Al o'ght "c ocK
the same evening the vessel was running
for the shore and no eficient measures were
taken to keep her of. Captain HewetS de'
MED having kicked Looms. but the cap
tain's counsel was compelled 10 aoanuon
that port on of the evidence ss untrue
The Case is not concluded
Rumors of nm Armis:lce with BISMARCK
and the Church.
The Standards Berlin special says IL
would seem that an arDistice has certainly
been agreed upon between Churcn anu
State.
The Roman co1resDondeEt OF the Ger
mania, an UltramOntsne organ, states tnAt
undoubtedly Bismarck is seeking mOo"s
ririendi with the Vatican.
me Halia, eemi official Roman news.
naper. saws that the Vatican has charged
certain German prelates TO report the coz
di,,ons urder which Pruaaian birhops SHAH
be allowed to submit TO the FAX laws.
Justifiable Homicide on shfpboard.
Captaiu Ambrose Aarlesep, OF the Nor
wegian bark Pfinuds Oscar, was lecenuy
examined at Newly, ireland, for shootlp
and killing one OF bis crew "h'ie on
voyage from Baltimore to Newfy. AaIiesen
was handed over to the Norwegian author
ities for trial. a Norw. gian ship captain
vino arrived ut Newry to-day says that
Anrlcsen has had bis trial in Norway, and
been acquitted on the ground OF jnsufiable
homicide.
HopeIessly III.
Rev. Henry Marley, the celebrated re-
viyalalist, is reported hopelessly Ill.
Betrothnl of the Princess.
1t is rumored ths5 Queen Victoria 8
coming visit to Coburg has reference to the
approaching hetrothment OF her daughter,
the Princes ReatIice, with a Gtrman Pnnce.
Eg,pti,n Successes in A5yssinta.
The 1cleguph's Cairo special says there
have be- Tn lInpor tant Egyptian successes in
Abyssnia. General KIrkham, and two
Cher English officers in the Abyssinian
service. were captured. This requires con-
tirmatiOp.
Domingne's Bribe.
HAVANA January IA letter from Porte.
au Prince, dated January l, says the Span
ish war steamer Churruca arrived here
with the horses and decorations sent to
President Dominique by the Captain Gen.
eral of Cuba. On the day afetr her arrival
the tribunal before which the case had been
brought, sentenced Manuel fernandez,
Cuban agent, to three years imprisonment
and the cOntiscation of his property.
spanish Items.
MADRID, February l4-The Vatican has
approved the appointment OF Cardenas as
am bassador to that court.
Senior Sagasta's committee has issued
protest against the pressure brought to
bear by the provincial authorities upon the
electors.
Carlist committees are endeavoring to
induce their partisans to renew the cam
paign in Catalonia, but they meet with
small success.
The Diario Gays the government has re-
ceived information that a vessel is prepar-
ing at Bordeaux to bring cargo of contra
band to Matrico for the Carlists.
Conciliatory.
CONsrANTINOPLE, January 13.-The am
bassadors of the powers which signed the
treaty Of Paris have commenced recon-
mending, semi officially, in an amiable man
ner, Count Andrassy's scheme of reform to
the Sultan.
Ali Pacha will 90 to Master next Satur-
day ON o cOnciliatory mission.
The Cabinet and Election.
PARIS, January l3-Le Temps reports
that at the meeting Of the Cabinet, Presi-
dent MacMshon destroyed NJ. Says written
his objection 10 The appearance of the
Minister'S name en- the electoral list of
Seine 1T Oise
The journal des Debats states that NJ.
Buffet informed NJ. Say that he will oppose
the election of the other candidates on the
list, but will make no opposition to him.
The evening journals, reviewing the pro-
yopin ~s-.D
The view they take generallyis favorable,
although they criticise the details, parti-
cularly the question of the opportuneness
of the proclamation and the expediency of
the Presidents personal intervention.
The Republican organs approve the con.
stitutional t.ne OF the proclamation, and
especially the recommendation that the ex-
listing institutions should not be revised be.
fore honestly tried.
The journal des Debats regrets the Presi-
dent does not more explicitly confirm repub
ican principles and indicate the precise at
titude Of the government.
La RepMblique Franchise, the organ of |
Gambetta, regards the proclamation Of Mac.
Mahon as q confirmation OF republican in. |
stitutions
The council general of the department OF |
Seine has nominated for the Senate Messrs.
Victor Hugo, Louis Blanc, Floquet, Frey
clint and TOlain.
N. Say has instructed his subordinate Off
Gals in the finance ministry not to connect |
with electoral agitation; to vote |
according to their convictions, but not to
participate in any manifestations either be-
fore or after the elections.
De Broglie's Position.
The Duke de Broglie sent circular to
he senatorial electors of Eure. He pledges
himself to do nothing to prevent the consti.
tutional laws from acquiring stability.
Tho Fishery Question.
Sir John H. Glover, Governor of New
oundland, is here for the purpose of
vet ling the differences between England
md France in regard to the New England
% purchase the REIMBURSEMENT by France
# her privileges.
The Porto Reconciied.
ST. PETERSBURG, January 4.-It is semi
MciaIly stated the Porte has now ceased
lis endeavors to avoid receiving representa-
ions from the European powers respecting
he Introduction of reforms in Turkey. The
sussian and Austrian ambassadors at Con- |
have assumed decided tone on |
his subject, thus demonstrating the COM
lete harmony of the two powers in their
ttitude toward the Porte.
MISCELLANEOUS. :
Great Fire In Mobile. e
MOBILE, January l4.-This morning, be-
ween twelve and one o'clock, fire took I
lace on St. Francis street. The entire I
lock bounded by St. Michael, St. Francis, e
.oyal and St. Joseph streets, with the ex- !
option Of the Bank Of Mobile, the Register
lice. old Weetern Union Telegraph Office, {
nd the old EYprens Of4;oo NOS dos<vox,od /