The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAN ID.
uuOpp,C Again.

the Prince of Wales on board. together
with the royal yacht Osborne ana steam
fripato Raleigh passed Hurtscastle ut
II 80 this morning.
sue, Canal -Weyal TITLES min Vote "f
Censurc Rejected.
In the House of Commons tonight
tho Chancellor Of the Excheguer stated
that no portion of the founders shares
of the Sue1 canal belonging to the he.
dive have becn placed ut the disposal ~
the British Government.
Mr. gawihar. Under Secretary fot the
Colonial Department. informed the
House that the rioting IN Tohago was
confined 10 one plantation. The mob
killed n woman. The riot had been sup
pressed. and there was no fear That u
would he renewed
The House debated the vote ~ cehsure
moved ~ Sir Henry james on tho course
If the government in regard to the royal
titles act declaring that The royal pro
clamatinn did not fulfill the pledges
under which the bill was passed Sir
Henry James. the Marquis Of llarting
ton. Sin William IIaroourt aud Mr.. Chill
dora supported and Mr. Hnthotne
Hardy aud Mr.. Disraeli spoke against
IL After an animated discussion hivi-
sion was had. and tho motion was re-
ioctod by u vote Of 33i to 2lG.
Rcrhy Answers Eish,
The Earl of Derby answered Sncre-
tary Fish 4 letter If Maroh ~ on Shlut-
day,
FRANCE.
Napoleon Nv. ~ the Grace "s f-"d ""d
.lpan af Are.
PANS. May II At tho opening ~ f'l"
session Of the Chamber If Deputies
Versailles bookseller named Naetnnn
oriod ont from the gallery In the name
If t,od aud Joan Of Are. live Napoleon
" Down with the Gnmbetists aud
orlonniata - lie was arrested amid
considerable confusion. the majority.
however. considering the episode rs u
freak of insanity. On appearing before
the uuostor Rnstoun said - have ful
filled my duty. you can 80 what you
like with me. He was released
specie.
Specie in tho Bank Of France has in
creased Is. go. 600 francs.
Ragdad.
PANS. May II Advicos from BaEdad
atato that from tho 10th to the 22d Of
April the number of deaths from tho
plague was 33G At IliIlah. during the
same period. there were l5o deaths from
tho same disease
The syar.
GrnliN. May II Tho Gar has NJ
rived here.
King Alfonso amd the Pope Uis Uoii-
ness Non-sOmmittal.
EoMr. May II The Pope has written
n reply to King Alfonso letter. which
ravo assurances that Spain was Catholic
and that Catholics need fear nothing
| from the now constitution. aud main
tanned that the religious liberty clause
was not inconsistent with the spirit Of
| tho eoncoldat of 1851
The Pope thanks the King for his lot
tor. but avoids discussion Of the nioa-
| ton at issue.
S,N SrnAgTtsN. May II The rrovin-
cial iuntas met Yesterday in this city.
Bilhna and Nittoria They again in
strlctcd their delegates TO maintain the
original demands for the maintenance
If the fueros
HERZEGOVINA AND BULGARIA.
The Conference The bulgarian unsur-
/ rcction The Grand Niyicr.
1 rAuls. May #. A special dispatch 10
tho Post from Berlin. says IT is under
stood Count Anlfaasy. Austrian Pro
minr, has expressed views strongly al
verse 10 Austrian armed Intervention ~
/ the Turkish complication.
Private advices from Berlin Indicate
there In no intention Of proceeding to
armed Intervention in Turkey ut pres
ont. Austria desires to transform the
! present conference Of tho northern
powers into general European con
/ ference
The Bulgarian insurrcction gains
ground The insurgents hold Belloa
and portion Of the Roumanian Rail
road.
sT.NTINopLF. May H. The Sultan
has dismissed the Grand Ni1ier. and
summoned to Constinoplc Hussin Aasi
pasha. who, it ia r,imored, Is to be ap-
poin,cd either Grand Nizier or General
isaimo Of the Turkish armies.
psuE sAIONICA RIOT.
The Great Powers Demand Satisfaction
ns Follows.
pans MAY 1.-THE interchangcs 81
views ut Berlin on the SaloniCa affair
resulted in II collective demand by tine
powers for the execution Of the muir
dcrers. indemnity to their families. q
solemn salute to the French and Cor
man flags, and guarantees against simi
lar maSSaCrrs.
The Bodies of the Victims t'nburicd
Fresh Disturbances Apprchcndcd.
A special TO the Timas says no arrests
have vet been made in Salonica The
bodies of the victims remained unburieC
Yesterday. The assassination is not ~
Isolated occurrence. Tho Mussulmcn
were previously much agitated over the
news from Herzegovina, and had assem-
blcd several times FOR the purpose d
preparing fora massacre OF the Chris
! iians. The French Consul nj Salonica
had been insuted several times.
: Dispatches from Salonica. rs late rs
Yesterday evening. say fresh disturb
ances are apprehended there. The
Christians have closed their shops, as
the military force was insufficient to
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