New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-29
The Decline In Gold.
FOREIGN.
iSussln's Position.


LONDON, November 2S-The Standards
Paris correspondent says the feeling is
gaining ground that Russia will DO & lad to
retreat ire III position involving a disas-
trOus war ii she can do 60 without the loss
OF prestige.
The Berlin dispatch to the Standard says
Engl and would not oppose Russla's occupa-
ton of Bulgaria if German and Austria
guarantee that the occupation thall last
only until affairs are regulated. Germany.
it is understood, refuses to enter upon such
guarantee.
In Russian and German diplomatic circles
it is doubted whether conference will be
able to settle the complications.
Gold Shipped to New York.
One million dollars in American eagles
was Withdrawn from the bank yesterday
for shipment to New York.
Carlyle Endorses Gladstone.
Thomas Carlyle writes to friends on the
Eastern question indorsing Gladstone's
proposition expellipg the governing Turk
ish classes from Europe.
The Crisis mt an End.
The crisis is Austria is over. The Austrc-
Hun arian Bank has been renewed. The
Hungarian finance miIister has started
suddenly for Vienna, called there Ivy the
Emperor Reuters telegram from Vienna
says heated feeling exists between the
government and the constitutional party
in the Reichrath on the bank question.
Turkeys Protest.
Turkey has formally protested against
the line of demarkatiOn conceded by the
commissioners.
Complications are feared in connection
with the revictualing of besieged Places
specie for New York.
One million five hundred thousand dol
lars in specie was withdrawn from the
Bank of England to-day for shipment to
New York.
A Crisis In Athens.
A Reuters telegram from Athens an
nounces ministerial crisis. A new Cabinet
il proposed and a modification of at least
of the present ministry is regarded as il
evitable.
In the Chamber of Deputies.
PARIS, November 2S.-The Chamber Of
Deputies, last night, by vote OF 263 to
239, rejected a vote which was supported
by NJ. Dufaure, President of the Council
and Minister of Justice and Worship, for
an increase of priests stipends. 1t is ex-
pected that the Chamber will to-day re-.
ject grant which NJ. Dufaure urgently de-
msnds for clerical scholarships. These diff
ferences are thought to be important in
connection with a threatened ministerial
crisis.
The Feeling nj Vienna-Jmproved Condi-
tion of Affairs.
The Times correspondent at Vienna save:
The general impression from the presence
of the Marquis of Salisbury is pacific, but
the belief is growing there and at Berlin
that matters have gone too far to be easily
stopped. The occupation of Bulg aria has
oil q nT hnnnr
with Russia. from which she will not re-
cede, while nothing will induce Turkey to
acGuieece. This occupation, now first on
the Russian programme, taken in cOnnec-
ton with Salisbury's tour to the different
courts, is not fortuitous.
The Paris correspondent of the Times
says the Marquis of Salisbury is to reach
Constantinople December 6. Conference
is to open after the preliminary meetings,
which begin on December 8 at the resi-
dence of General 1enatietf, and at which
the decision of the European powers is to
be settled. The opening of the conference
will imply that the Emergencies between
the powers have been settled. Their reso-
luton will then be submitted to the Porte
for it's adhesion.
A dispatch from Constantinople to the
Daily Netrs, says an understanding between
the powers now appears to be more proba
BILE. The recent declaration of Russia has
greatly improved the position of affairs.
Protecting the Printers.
BERLIN, November % The Reichstag
tC day adopted clause forty-four of the
penal code bill, which prescribes that no
publilher, printer or member of staff of
newspaper shall be compelled to give evil
dence in court when a responsible editor
holds himself ready to answer for ali o.
Fense
The Revolution in Mexico.
SAN FRANCISCO, November ga San
Diego press dispatch ssys letter mas been
'eceived from San Ratel the capital of
Lower California. confirming the report
hat Governor Eillagerano's government |
las been overturned but says the facts are |
he Governor was himself revolutionist in |
avor Of Diaz. and has been arrested and |
ent to Gauyamos on the charges of rebel |
ion, abuse of the elector law, fraudulent |
etc.