New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-17
FOREIGN.
The Andrassy NegOtia ations.

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VIENNA, February l6:Negotiations are
| progressing favorably between Count An
drassy and the Porte for assuring safe con-
duct to the Bosnians and Herzegovinans
| who have taken refuge on Austrian terri
| tory. There is prospect of a speedy and
| satisfactory CONCLUSION.
Personal.
| The relatives of Don Carlos expect his
| return from Spain shortly.
The Empress of Austria will go to Eng
| land early IN March to visit her sister, ex-
Queen Caroline, of Naples.
Minister to England.
! ROME, February l6.-It is expected that
either Count Di Cambray Digny or Count
! Corti. formerly minister to Washington,
will be appointed minister to E1gland.
Dead.
BERLIN, February l6-Dr. Tellcampf,
! profe ssor of political ecOnsmy, University
| of Breslau, and member of Parliament, is
| dead.
The Kings speech to the Cortes.
MADRID, February l6.-The Cortes was
| opened by the King in person. Extracts
from his speech
| my relations with foreign powers are
| friendly. Negotiations are being carried
on with the United States in friendly
spirit, and they afford reason to hope for q
prompt and satisfactory settlement. Our
| honor and rights are threatened and even
| jeopardized in Cuba, whittier 80 900 troops
| have been sent since my accession.
The Cuban war has not prevented the
| emancipation of 10000 slaves. We shall
| uphold the integrity of the Cuban territory.
THE efforts OF Spain to preserve her
| place in the world show what she will &C.
| complish when her strength is no longer
wasted in sterile agitations. Heaven grant
Nvvr fo~ .,,,X,,
| fees"
Rumors Of Peace.
SAN SEBASTIAN. February I6-The ru-
mOrs of approaching peace negotiations are
| acquiring consistency.
Disasters to the Carlists.
General Mariones effected junction
| with General Iona and captured Azpey tia.
! driving the Carlists in the direction of To-
| losa.
A Carlist dispatch from Hendaye &C.
knowledges the Carlists we're compelled to
| retreat before the enormously superior
numbers of their opponents to avoid being
surrounded. The same dispatch says Don
| Carlos is at Tolosa.
BAYONNE, February 16.-Five thousand
royalsts nave arrived before Arun. Thew
will reinforce General Martinez Campos in
his operations against Arun and Vera The
Carlist Brigadier YorOads was captured by
the AlIO06l6tS IN Luo UdtUlo VI Cue thirteenth.
The Only Possible Government.
PARIS February 16.-The Due De Cazes
| in announcing himself candidate for the
Chamber of Deputies, declares h;ms..,s rno
liberal constitutional Republican, saving a
| republic was now the only possible govern
ment for France.
The suIfan's Reform Measures.
CONsTANTINOPLE, February l6.--The fol-
lowing official communication ia publishad.
The Sultan, with the object of ending the
evils prevailing ia Herzegovina and Bosnia.
and in accordance with the friendly advice
of the great powers. confirms the provisions
of his recent 6rman, and orders the execu-
ton Of the following special reforms in the
insurgent districts:
First, complete liberty of worship; Sec
Ond, reform in the system of taxation.
third, the sale of waste lands to n oady in.
habitants. with facilities for payment:
fourth, the institution of mixed commits.
sions in the Capitols Of Herzegovina and
Bosnia, 10 lnsure the prompt execution of
reforms; fifth augmen tation of the anna
applied to works Of public utility, in a. pro
portion to be fixed by the advice of the
mixed cOmmissiOns.
These special reforms are granted for tho
welfare of those who, having been led bv
perfidious counsels, desire to return to obe.
dlence: For these persons a general am
1asfy ia proclaimed. "1A
ialdia Effendi, formerly an ambassador,
hvs been appointed president of the Bosnian
z .xed commission, and the Albanian. yassa
Ehendl, president Of the commission for
herzegovina. They will assume their posts
Immediately.
Carlist Losses.
LONDON. February l6.-A dispatch from
tne Atfonsst headquarters at Elvirs says
the Carlists lost 1000 men and many officers
IN the battle of the thirteenth.
How Winslow was Tracked.
Winsl"w, the Bnaton forgar aaked the
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