New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-15
FOREIGN.
The GrosvenOr Mission.

LONDON. June IA dispatch to the
Reuter- Telegram Company from Simla,
SAYS: All reports concerning the result OF
the GrOevenOr mission to investigate lnto
the Margary murder are premature, no
particulars have been divulged, the mission
being an imperial affair. report has been
forwarded to the home government.
A ConciIiatory Letter.
The Grand Vizier has addressed con-
e;I;atory letter to Prince Milan in explana.
tion of the Servian armament.
The King of Dahomey will Pay His Fine.
Adyices from Cape Coast report that the
King of DahOmey will pay the fne I'M
posed.
BRUSSELS, June 1.-The riots at Antwerp
were increasing at midnight. The regular
troops have fred fifty shots.
Fighting Continues ON the Frontier.
BERLIN, June 4-Notwithstanding the
announcement of an armistice, fighting con-
tinues in Bosnia, Herzegovina and Bull
garia.
Tribute Demanded Immediately.
It is reported that Turkey, on the tenth.
demanded the immediate payment OF Sell
Was overdue tribute.
Bismarck.
Bismarck has gone to Kissengen.
. Concessions to German Citizens In Cuba.
The Official Gazette states that the gov
ernment some time ago opened negotiations
with Spain for the purpose OF freeing Ger
man residents in Cuba from extraordinary
war taxes levied there. Differences arOee
respecting the Interpretation of treaties on
the subject, and series of difficulties, in
Guiding the general political situation, were
put forward as preventing SPAN from &C.
ceding to Germany's demands. Germany,
however, has now been successful in OBJ
tanning the concessions that process OF re-
atraint and forced sales Of property for
payment of said taxes shall be suspended
Ia cases OF German residents until an IN
derstanding is obtained.
The Herzegovinans Reject Armistice.
RAGusA, June l4-In1ormation received
here from Sclavonic sources says that the
Herzegovina chiefs have held meeting
and resolved to reject an armistice. Aus
tria will grant no further relief to HerzegO-
yinan refugees. The relief committee is
now destitute of funds.
Reinforcement for Cuba.
CAD1z, June I4.-It is expected that Cen
oral Despuioles will command $4,000 rein
80 rcements ordered to Cuba. Great prepa-
rations for embarkment here and at San
lander are being made.
The Emperor and the Gear.
EKS, June l4.-The greetlng OF tue Gar
and Emperor William at the railway sta
ton was cordial.
A Riot at Gibraltar.
GIBRALTAR, June IA riot originated
from . German sailor insulting q woman.
The German Admiral communicated his re-
grets to the Governor of the garrison, and
the sailors have been confined to their ships
and otherwise punished.
RufTet,s Candidacy.
PARIS, June 14.-President Mcmahon as
,sured Minister Dufaure yesterday that he
intended to remain neutral in the matter OF
n. Bullets candidacy for the Senate.
LIE Temps says the ministry would regard
M. Bullets election as an act of hostility on
the part of the Senate and would resign.
The affair causes excitement. 1t is said if
the Cabinet should resign and a new one be
formed out of the right, the Chamber OF
Deputies would refuse to vote the budget.
Bishop Dupanloup has written q pamphlet
entitled "Whither are We Going9" 1t en-
deavors to show that society and religion
are in the greatest peril. through the tri-
aumphant progress of atheism.