New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-25
FOREIGN.
Steeplechase.

Steeplecha0es
LONDON, March 24.-The LIVER 81 grand
steepiechase was won by Regal: the fav.
orite, Chandos, was badly beaten.
Boating.
The betting on the inter.uniyersity boat
race il six to four in favor of Oxford.
Decline of Egyptian Securities.
There has been q panic and decline of
f,om5 to 7ls in Egyptian securities to-day,
in the HOuee of Commons last evening, that
the Khedive desired that Mr.. Caves report
should not be published, because the Egyp-
tan finances were in an unsettled state,
ond the report was OF confidential charsc-
Ter.
The government securities were generally
weaker, probably in sympathy, though
some attribute the fact of Mr.. Disraeli's ex-
preston last evening during the debate on
the Queens titles bill thaG Russia's con-
quest of Tartsry is well known throughout
India, and the Queens assumption Of the
title of Empress Of India would be received
as q sign of our determination to maintain
our Indian empire. Home railways are
trim, and the changes in price are generally
upward.
At the Liverpool spring meeting the great
race was the Liverpool grand national
steeple chase, for which nineteen horses
started. Chandcs was the fsvorite at short
odds, but he fell, and was consequently
beaten. Tho following is the summary:
Regal, 1; Congress, 9; Shifnal, 3.
The following was the betting at the start:
Twenty-Five to enc against Regal; sixteen
to one against Congress; tweItwy five to
one against Shifnal; four to one against
CkandOs.
French Politics.
The Paris correspondent of the Times
telegr apis that the bureaux of the Senate
have elected NM. Krantz and Fourcand,
of the left; Leon de Lalliville, of the left
centre; Michel, Changarnier, Paris and
Delsol, of the right, and Admiral DOmpiere
and M. de Belcastel, legitimiste, as the com
mittee on the amnesty proposals. The COM
mittee is unfavorable to amnesty, although
the members Of the left favor measures Of
clemency toward individuals.
THO Ministry ON the Raising of the Siege.
PARIS, March N.-The Ministry are not
opposed to raising the siege.
Arms for the servians.
BERLIN, March 24-Six thousand Chase
pote, captured from France, have been pur-
chased by Servia. The Austrian border is
guarded to prevent the arms reaching their
destin alton.
Constitutional Unity Throughout Spain.
MADRID, March 24-In the Deputies the
presicent of the Council was questioned
about the suppression Of the Fueros, and
declared that constitutional unity would
be Immediately established throughout
Spain, but that the goveInmt 1t would not
determine the qCe sticn Of the interior ad-
Ininistrat Of the Bstque provinces with
out hearing their pre- sentaGives.
Episcopal Church In Rome.
iosfE, Mar. M.-The American EpiscO-
pal Chuich in this city will be opened to-
MORROW.
The Revolution In Hayti.
HAVANA, March 24-Advices from St.
Thomas, to the seventeenth instant, have
been received. The revolution in Havti
broke out at Jacmel on the seventh Of
March. As soon - the news reached 81.
Thomas the Haytian Generals Bocrond.
Canal and Others, chartered the Danish
steamer Thyra, and called for Jacmel.
President Dominique has declared the port
Of Jacmel closed; proclaimed a state of
siege in Eastern and Southern Haytj. and
called cut the national guarde, and at Last
accounts was marching ON Jacmel, ut the
head of his army. The insurgents in JAG
mel are led by General Faris.