New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-30
FOREIGN.


LONDON, June 29.-The Standards Wen
plan is to hold the Turks in check at Nj,
SIGH until Montenegro. who is scmewha
distrusted, joins the movement.
Two hundred cannon have been mounted
at Cracojevauz.
Slsvonic advices assert that!the Russian
Crank Duke Vladimir is in Servia, incog
nito.
A War Panic.
The Paris correspondent of the Sta,,dort
reports that reguler war panic prevailed
on the bOuree yesterday, founded on tn.
belief that it would be impossible to con
fine war between Turkey and Servia TO tn.
limits of the Ottoman Empire. and that q
collision between Rusela and Great Britain
would eventually result.
The Times says there is little hope Of
maintaining peace.
Lost at Sea.
Llovds have advice of the total wreck Of
the Dutch steamer Lieutenant General
Krosen, from Atcheen for Batavia. Twenty
five passengers lost.
N1ilan's Movements and the Servian Wal
Preparations.
A dispatch from Belgrade to the Route,
Telegram Company, says, Prince Milan
left that place for the army, at five O'Clock
this morning, amid the cheers of the popu-
lace and salutes from his batteries. All his
ministers accompany him as far as Saman.
dria, twenty-fCur miles from Belgrade. 1t
is expected that upon joining the army,
Prince Milan will issue proclamation to
the Servian nation. The Servian metro
poliuan and all the bishops have gone to
the frontier to bless the troops.
In the House of Commons this afternoon
Mr.. Disraeli said he had no information of
Servis's int nded declaration of war. He
believed he might venture to say the
Servian troops had Lot crossed the frontier.
Only an hour before the meeting of the
House he received dispatch from the con-
sui at Belgrade, from which place Prince
Milan had gone to Amy headquarters, and
certainly at that time the Servian troops
had rot crossed the frontier.
What Derby Knows.
In the House of Lords to-day Lord Derby,
in reply to q question of Lord Granville,
said the government had NO information
that Servia had declared war, or any in
formation justifying the statement that
war was absolutely certain, but he was
bound to say from the general tenor of the
reports which reached him that he could
entertain little if any hope that var would
be averted.
Lambwan, Lambwanklyn & Co, mer-
chants, failed. Liabilities 100000.
Regatta.
At the Henry royal regatta of the Dublin
University rowing clubs, the four who are
to 90 to America to compete at the centen-
NAL matches at Philadelphia were beaten
to-day over the usual Henry course on the
Thames for the stewards cup.
From Sidney.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 29.-The steamer
Australian has arrived from Sidney.
In Victoria meetings were held in various
districts to protest against the Chinese
working in the mines, except on the claims
abandoned by the whites.
Married.
lime De Murska was married to John
Hill, pianist, at Dunedin.
Lost at Sen.
N The schooner Verbelia was lost and her
&aln and four men drowned.
T. From Honolulu.
YES from Honolulu show much agi-
Haze over Chinesefimmigration.
.opiniofThe Insurrectioa.
actusi stAsy 29.-Much difference of
Aeason an@>Qong the people as to the
Ipsurrection. The rainy
NVion Of the sugar har-