New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-03
FOREIGN.
The Cotton Trade.


been in improved demand, and the market
has assumed q firmer tone. with more regu-
larity in prices. American was depressed
in the early part of the week and declined
one-sixteenth penny, but subsequently the
demand increased and the decline was re-
covered. For Sea Island the inquiry has
been extremely small, but prices are un-
amount of business. American declined
one eighth penny, but recovered, and is now
about One-sixteenth penny above last weeks
prices.
The Servians Refuse to RECOGNIZE the
New Sultan.
LONDON. June "A special dispatch to
the Pail Mall Gazette from Berlin says: 1t
ia stated here that Servia refuses to recog-
nize the new Sultan of Turkey on the
ground of his irregular accession to the
chrome, and declines to pay her tribute,
The same dispatch Gays Prince Bismarck
will accompany the Emperor William to
Ems, where fresh conference will be held
between Prince Bismarck, Prince GOrts-
.chakcff and Count KsrOli, the Austrian
ambassador at Berlin.
Postponed.
A dispatch to Reuters Telegraph Com
pany, from Constsntinople, states that the
ceremonies of girding Murad, the new Sui
tan, with the sabIe Of Osman, which 10
equivalent to q coronation, is postponed
until next week.
Tho Oaks Stakes.
The Oaks stakes resulted in dead heat
between Camelia and Enguerrand, both
horses French bred; Merry Duchess came
next.
Fourteen horses started. The dead heat
was not run off 1.-THE owners agreeing to dl-
vide the stakee), and Enguerrand walked
over the course.
A dash of one mile was also run to-day,
and won by Dslham, by head, Wisdom sec-
ond, and Mr.. Sanfords American horse,
three to one against Delham, six to four
against Wisdom, who was the fav0rite, and
twelve to one against the Mate. Twelve
horses started.
The steamer PresnitZ, from New York for
London, passed up the Channel with her
shaft broken.
Roses Brothers and Ottivani Brothers,
Messina, have failed for 700 900 livres:
Other small firms also failed, causing panic
in Messina.
A large failure in Siberia is reported. 1t
will effect Moscow and other points in the
North.
hepOFtcO NlHsSdcFc NJ ATcDiZVHus
Specials report massacre at Trebizond.
No particulars are allowed to transpire 1t
Constantinople.
Running Short.
The cotton epinners of Bolton have de-
cided to run their mills on short time on ac-
count of the depression of trade. Most OF
the mills will remain closed throughout
Whitsuntide.
Ahdul Aziz In n Gaze.
The Post says it learns that Abdul Aziz,
late Sultan of Turkey, is confined in . splen-
did palace called the Cage. The Post also
says it has reason to believe that his life il
perfectly safe, and adds, it understands
that Queen Victoria Immediately on the
deposition of Abdul Aziz, took steps to OBJ
tain satisfactory assurance Of the personal
safety OF her former guest.
In the House Of Lords.
Lord Derby said he believed the revolu
ton at COnstantincple was due to the
spontaneous feeling on the part of the
people, and was not influenced by foreign
agencies. The consequences might be ex
tremely important, but he had no reason t.
anticipate anything but good results.
Prince MILAN Warned-The Belsraviaus
A Times dispatch from Pesth states that
Prince Gortschakoff has telegraphed to
Belgrade warning Prince Milan, in thu
name of the Gar, against any rash ven
lures.
The town council of Belgrade hav'
issued q proclamation, asking citizens t.
subscribe to the national loan. They de
clare the loan 10 raised to free oil person
of Servian descent from foreign yoke.
Elections Confirmed.
VERSAILLES, June LIN the Chamber o
Deputies the elections of Prince Napoleon
and Count de Cassabianca, Bonapartista
were confirmed without discussion.
The Education Bill.
The university education bill, restoring
the right Of granting DEGREES to the state
was taken mp. An exciting debate ensued
Turkish Reforms.
CONSTANTINOPLE, June THE Crane
Vizier has telegraphed to the Turkish rep
reeentatives abroad the announcement ths,
q programme of reforms will be drawn uK
immedistely..
An imperial proclamation was read TO-
day, declaring that the members of the
Cabinet shall continue in Office.
The Sultan grants 100000 from tne