New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-12
FOREIGN.
Calling Out the Austrian Reserves,

Calling Out tho Austrian Reserves.
LONDON, January IL, 4 A. M-The Vienna
correspondent Of the Standard reiterates
his statement that Austria is calling out re-
serves, and maintains that 1t ia true. He
shows that it has not been officially con
tradicted.
A dispatch to the Deutsche Zeitung asserts
that signs pointing to the occupation of
Bosnia BY the Austrisns multiply, and that
the places where troops are to cross the
Unna river are already fixed.
French Cabinet hanges.
Thi. mornings special from Paris to The
Fall Mall Gazette says the retirement from
the cabinet OF Leon Say appears certain,
notwithstanding denials. The others will
probably remain.
Cabinet Session.
There was cabinet session at noon to-
day, President Mac Mahon presiding.
The Troublesome Bishop.
The Go-ette's Berlin dispatch says the
Government has determined to release Car
dinal Lidochowski Internationally upon
the expiration Of bis term, but he will be
again arrested if he attempts to exercise
episcopal functions.
French Political Complications.
The Paris correspondent of the Times
telegraphs that it is generally believed that
the minister, while agreeing on the gen.
eral sense of the programme offered, will
differ in regard to the details; on the other
hand. in view of NJ. Dufaure's resoiute at
titude. Msrshal MacMahon and IL. Buffet
il ia thought likely will hesitate to embark
on policy which might entail serious re-
Tokens of Wreck.
A name board marked Harvest Queen
has been washed ashore near Carnsone
Point, Ireland, and some large yards were
found near Bannon in the came vicinity.
The American ship Harvest Queen left San
Francisco August 25, and arrived at Quee n
atom December 90. She sailed again for
Liverpool on the fifth of January, and it is
feared that she has been lost, with all hands.
Failed.
Charles Bouudy e. Co., metal merchants
Of Birmingham, have failed. Liabilities
sl67, 900.
Tho Queen to Open Parliament.
The Times has reason to believe that the
Queen will personally open the sessions OF
Parliament, accompanied by the Princess
of Wales.
A Protest from the Pope
BERLIN, January 10.-Tbe Pope has
handed to the Bavarian ambassador at the
Vatican protest sgainst the violation by
Bavaria Of the concordat by the enactment
of Q civil marriage law. The Bavarian
government does mot intend to notice the
protest.
Illness Of George Augustus Sala.
LIVERPOOL, January 1.-THE Courier
London correspondent states George An
gustus Sala is very i'll and his recovery IL
doubtful.
The Brooklyn.
BARBADoEs, January 1.-THE steamer
Brooklyn, honeward bound, is here. All
well.
Tho New Press Law.
PARIS, January I'm. Dufaure, in cir
cular to the PrOcuratOr General, says the
new press law Is to'ely intended to represe
violent language against and insure respect
for the constitution, and not to touch the
liberty of public discussion. Magistratee
are not to undertake political prosecutions
The Cabinet to Remain.
A cabinet meeting was held to-day, al
which the proposed electoral programme Of
the ministry wac discussed. Another coun
| Gil was appointed for tomorrow, when 1t II
| expected an agreement will be arrived al
| favorable to the continuance in Dfiice Of the
| present cabinet entire.
| The Mutineers.
BREsT, Janusry ll-Seven Of the crew
arrested for mutiny on the bark Lennit
have been acquitted BY avote OF i've to two
| The eeamen Mandernsrt and Jolly have
I been detained 10 custody and sent befOrt
hemaritine prefect for trial
| epais,s Conlessed Hesplessness.
MADRID, January 1.-The EPoea, in re
ply to the article In the London 1Usee, hold
ing the 0panish governments Irresponsible 10