New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-03
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A Colossal STATUE II Bismarck.
A Times Berlin dispatch reports that the
Alng OF Bavaria has given permission for
tne erection of q colossal statue of Bis
wnere huffman attempted to assassinate
the Prince.
Tho Peace of Europe.
PARIS, May The Messenger de Paris
states that before the end of NAV the EN-.
peror of Russia will take the opportunity
of affirming that the peace of Europe must
not be placed in doubt. The declaration
will be made with such sOlemnity as to dis
pei all doubts.
Tho Steele asserts that Mukhtar Pasha,
since relieving Nicsic, has been surrounded
BY insurgents near PreOjika.
American Artists in Paris.
The Salon, or annual exhibition of paint
ings and sculptures, was opened to-day.
Twenty-six American artists are repre-
sented in the collection. Among them are
Messrs. Leland, Lippincott, Parkes, Baird
Pearce, Knight, Ramsey, TAFT, Ward
Bacon and Hedley. Mr.. Bacon exhibits q
portrait Of Franklin, and Mr.. Hedlev one
Of Cardinal McCloskey.
The Irish Rife Team.
DCbLANs may -Au0 COmEcClLlO0 IOf
places in the Irish rifle team to 90 to Amer
lea commences at Dundalk Saturday, and
will be continued during the six successive
Saturdays. Two squads, No. consisting
of Messrs. Johnson, Pollock, Patrick and
Franks, and No. of Meesrs. Rigby, Traill,
Golf and Joynt, fred fifteen shots per man
at 800, geo and 1000 yards, scoring grand
total for No. of I'll, and for No. 2 of GA.
TIE Trouble About the Fueros.
MADRID, May 2.-Prime Minister Canovaa
Del Castillo has informed the delegates from
the north who waited upon him and urged
the preservation of the FuerOs that the
Basque provinces and Navarro must SUBJ
init to the cOnscription and pay taxes like
other provinces. The delegates asked time
to cOnsider and Senior Canovas granted
them five days.
The Ministry intend making the approva
of the budget a Cabinet question.
Conference About the Fueros.
Conferences between the President of the
Council and delegates from the Basque
provinces commenced yesterday.
Moukhtar Pasha Surrounded.
RAGUsA, May 2-Sclsvonic advices claim
that Moukhtar Pasha was defeated after the
relief of Nicsic, and retreated to Nozdreo
where he is now surrounded.
The National Railroad Bill.
BERLIN, May 2.-In the Prussian Cham.
Der of Deputies the railway bill passed it's
third reading by vote of PIG yeas to l60
nays. To the bill wsre appended tho re-
solutions proposed by Herr Lasker, asking
the government simultaneously with the
cession of the Prussian railway to transfsr
to the empire all Prussia's rights of super
vision over them.
Prospects Of Peace.
Count Andrassy's visit here is generally
regarded as an indication that peaceful
cousels will prevail.
Increase Of Specie.
Increase of specie in the Bank of Prussia
$500 900 marks.
The Austro-Hupxarian Compromise.
VIENNA, May at is announced that q
complete agreement has been arrived at
on all points relative to the renewal of the
AustrC-H C-Hungari compromise. Necessary
bills on the subject will be- introduced
simultaneously in the Austrian Reich.rath
and Hungarian Diet. Tho two govern
ments have bound themselves t. support
and obtain the adoption of these III msasures.
Joint Conference.
The joint conference between the Austrian
and Hungarian ministers will be held to-
day, at which the Emperor will preside. 1t
is believed that the question at issue will
be definitely settled.
from tho rrOnts
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May q Mouhktar
Pasha reports by telegraph that he has re-
turned to Gatschko, after another sanguin-
ary engagement. He hopes the victory
will lead to termination of the revolution.
He says in the last battle, which was fought
on Sunday, while the troops were on the
march to Gatschko, the insurgents num-
bered 60O0, and lost 1000 killed and wound.
ed, in addition to 400 on the previous two
days. The Turks. throughout the expedi
ton, lost eighty-6ve killed and l6l wound
ed. He states that the victory was de-
cisive.
The Porte has received an official dis
patch from Ragusa stating that 600 fami-
.lies, who took refuge in Austria, have asked
permission to return to their homes in Her.
zegovina. The Porte has taken measures
to help them to return.
Reinforcements Mt Havana,
HAVANA. May "a steamer from Cadiz
brought 1000 cavalry today.