The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10
FOREIGN NEWS.


BERLIN. MAY 9.-Specie Increased 49,
600. 900 marks i'm the Bank of Prussia.
Morocco.
MADRID. May 9.-The Sultan OF Nor
rocco punished the parties who commit
ted aggressions on neutral territory In
Africa.
VIENNA. May Count Andrassy has
left for Berlin.
The rrHch wcrkmen.
PANS. MAY p.'The Minister OF Com
morce officially confirmed the announce
ment that he agrees TO the grant Tor
sending the delegation Of French work
men TO the Philadelphia exhibition.
THE sALoN1CA RIOT.
4 woman ana the American Consul nj
the nOttoM NJ u.
PANS Nav From details Of the
outrage at Salonica. received here, II ap-
pears the United States Consul inter
fered for the protection OF u oreek giri.
who was the innocent cause OF the dls-
turhance. and conducted her TO the Con
aulato IN a carriage An excited mob
thereupon surrounded the Consulate.
and tho German aud French consuls.
who were brothers in law. and both re-
lated bv marriage to the American Con
sui believing him to he in danger, pro
cnndrd to his assistance. and on their
way thither were attacked. The Italian
Consul informed the Governor Of the
state cf affairs. and he sent troops TO the
relief Of the American Consulate. which
was besieged by the rahhlc.
SATISFACTION DEuANDED.
French. English. German. Austrian.
Russian ana italian WeR-ot- war.
lie PaVs announces that French
ironclatf frgate and a dispatch vessel
have sailed for Salonica.
The Italian Minister OF Marine has
ordered two Italian men ofwar 70 go 70
Salonica Immediately.
LONDON, May "a telegram from
Berlin states the German corvette
Medusa has been ordered to leave Mes
sina FOR Salonica without delay
Russia and Austrian -ofwar have
also been ordered to Salonica.
In consequence Of an urgent dispatch
from the chancellor Of the French Con
sulatc at Saloniea. an additional French
man OF war has gone to Syria. where she
awaits instructions.
The British Consul has ordered a man
of war from pirocus to GO TO Salonica
imme dately.
Tho Porte Must Hurry ~.
p.Rta. Nav A special dispatch
from Berlin to the FGH Mall Gazette says
Germany has accepted the Porte offer
to give satisfaction for the Salonioa
outrage. provided the promises be car
ried into effect Immediately
SAL0NlCa.
The sublime Forte Tells Its version VI
the story.
Tho Porte sent hy telegraph tho fol
lowing account Of the disturbance in
! ,, a. 1,ag Il I,rl NJ
London The convert to Mahometism
arrived at Salonca by railway. and she
was being conducted. according to Gus
tom. to the residence Of the Governor
| General. when about $50 persons, whom
the consul of tho United States had rs
| semhlcd. rushed ut the convert. tore of
| her veil and mantle and carried her by
! force to the house of Christian. The
| excited Mussulmen proceeded to tho
Governors residence and insisted that
| the convert should he brought thither.
The Governor. hearing that the Ger
/ man and French Cunsuls had entered
the mosque. which was invaded by u
/ crowd went there to induce tho Consuls
/ to withdraw and to calm the people.
/ All his efforts were useless The popu-
lace wrenchcd the bars from the grating.
| fell upon tho Consuls and struck them
down. in spite of the desperate efforts Of
| the Governor 10 shield them with his
| own person. The troops Immediately
dispersed the crowd The Governor Of
Salonica telcgraphs that order has been
restored and the guilty parties arrested.
sARWED
W0w the French aud German G0nsuls
! Were Murdered.
The Paris dispatch to the Times says
the reports of the outrages at Salonica
received here represent that tho French
and German Consuls were dragged from
the street into the mosque and there
sabrcd. The Governor was arrested at
the mosque after the murder had been
completed.
Fatal to Turkey.
! The Standards correspondent at Ber-
lin says it is generally thought hero
that the Salonica affair will prove fatal
to Turkey.
The Interference Of the European
powers for the benefit " tho Christians
| is now considered unavoidable. rs it is
evident that the Porte Is powerless TO
protect them against outbreaks Of fana-
/ tcism
MORE TROl
The bulgarian lusurrcCtian scryian
AgttntOrs Duties Raised.
! A special dispatch from Athens to the
i London Times reports that the Bulga
I rjau insurrection near Phillippopolis
j threatens to become serious. The Porte
! is greatly alarmed, and is sending for