The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-27


basia a. the appropriations for the tlacal
vosr about to expire, In case Of the
failure OF any Of the regular appr0pfis-
tion bills to pass before the 1st OF July.
The motion was rejected 81, nays
113--a party vote.
Mr.. Terry moved to suspend the rules,
and pass the bill reviving the law for the
for horses and equipments lost
during the war, and extending the time
for filing claims therefor. Adopted. !.
Mr.. Smalls, OF South Carolina, offered
n resolution in regard to the Government
paving rent for the use OF the citadel
In Charleston. Adopted.
PHILADELPHIA.
prsxramme for the Celebration Of the
Fourth Of July.
PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-The formM
programme for the grand ceremonies OF
the Fourth OF July observance has been
completed, except In q few minor de-
tails. and Is substantially as follows:
The ceremonies will take place at Inde.
pendence Hall, beginning with u review
of the military, from In front OF the
Hall on Chestnut street, a stand capable
of accommodating from 100 to $50 per
sons being erected for the purpose.
The literary exercises, under the aus
pices OF the United States Centennial
will take place in the
SQUARE Immediately In the rear OF Inde..
pendence Hall, where platform oil
sufficient capacity to accommodate
some $500 persons, among whom Will
be guests of the city, musicians, ETC.,
will be provided. The exercises will
commence Immediately after the terini-
nation of the military review, at about
10 o'clock, and will be initiated by d
PRAYER by Right. Rev. Bishop Simpson.
successor OF the Chaplain OF the Ecele-
siastical Continental Congress. Over
ture, sTEe Great Republic" by Geo. r.
Bristow, Of New York, q member oil the
group OF Jury on Musical Awards.
Chorus.
Reading the declaration OF indepen-
dence from the original document by
Richard Henry Lee, of Virginia, who Is
4 grandson OF the mover of the declara-
tion: hymn OF welcome, by Oliver Wen
dell Holiness, written to the music of
Keller's hymn; orchestra and chorus,
national ode, by Bayard Taylor OF Penn
sylvania.
A greeting from Brazil, a hymn, com
posed at the request of his Majesty Dom
Pedro, Emperor OF Brazil, by q distin-
guished Brazilian, Carlos Comes, and
dedicated to the American people; ora
tion by VIM. Nj. Evarts hallelujah, or
chestra aud chorus; doxology. "Old
Hundred. Gilmore has been given
charge of the orchestra, with Carl Sentze
as chorus master.
The period to be covered by the pro-
pramme it is estimated will not exceed
three hours. Invitations to witness the
demonstration on the evening OF the Sd,
and to participate in the observances .oi
the 4th, have been sent by Gen. Hawley
to the Governors of all the States and
Territories Of the Union, and from sew
eral assurances Of their intention to be
present has been received.
From Gov. McCreary, of Kentucky
and Rice, OF Massachusetts. telegrams
were received on Saturday, the former
stating that he would behere on the 81
and the latter that he would arrive on
the 4th, but without staff or escort.
THE EAST.
differences In the british Cabinet ON tn,
Eastern Question.
LIVERPOOL, June 2G.-The Posts Lon
don correspondent says he hears from 9
trustworthy source that serious differ
ences exist in the Cabinet on the Eastern
question, and intimates that the present
policy is Mr.. Disraeli's and not Lore
Derby's. The correspondent ays:
1.-The reason why such an obstinate
silence has been observed In Parliamen
on the policy of the Government on this
question is that q debate would make
manifest these differences, which coult
not fail to prove very prejudicial to tn.
Government. Lord Derby and Sir Stat
ford Northcote, Chancellor of the Ex
cheuuer, on the one hand, and the Pre-
mier, Mr.. Hunt, First Lord OF the Admi
ralty, and the Marquis Of Salisbury
Secretary of State for India on tn'
other, are widely at variance on the OK
tremely serious point OF the amount o
support to be awarded Turkey by Eng
land in the event OF crisis. Every on
is hoping for the best, but nobody's eye
can be closed to the alarming resem
blance the present situation bears t.
that Immediately preceding the Cri
mean war. Ii we do not this time drif
into hostilities, it certainly will not b.
owing to unity and energy In the caus
of peace of Mr.. Disraeli's Government.
It is proper to state that the Post is ;
Jealous Liberal journal.
Active Preparations for War-Arnsic
About 20 Move.
VIENNA, June 26.--The Political Cor
YespOndeHce newspaper reports that al
resolutions adopted by the Servial
Chamber last winter, in view OF the out
break OF war. are now being carried out
The salaries Of all civil functionarie
have been reduced and a majority o
the men in the civil service have beel
drafted into the army.
Gen. Toch commands the army o
West Moravia River.
The army Of Drina, which IL the mos
numerous, is at Rankoalimpico, wher
preparations are being made for cross
ing the river. The Turks. however, ar
in great force at this point. The South
ern army, under Tchernayeff, confront
the Turkish camp at Nicsic.
THE SITUATION IN GENERAL.
Russian and English Maneuyrcs-Th
Eve Of Wars
Russian representatives at Belgrad