New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08

Prince Of Condo. Tho remains win bl
landed ct Hon6eur. Thursday, and will be
taken to Dreux, on Friday, where they will
10 reinterred in the chapel built by Louis
Philippe for the burial Of his family. The
transfer of the bodies and their RENTER
ment will be strictly private.
The Italian Ambassador . Russia-Pr0s-
poets Of Peace.
Chevalier Nigra, the newly appointed
ambassador of Italy to st. Petersburg, has
arrived 1T Ems, and had long conference
with Prince Gortschakof. It IL believed he
has Q mission in harmony with the policy OF
England, and that Gortschakof will accept
the bases thereby proposed. The Russian
and English ambassadors had q long con-
ference to-day. The result lie satisfactory.
The srmistice granted by the Sultan il due
to the counaels of the European powers,
who simultaneously instructed their repre-
sentatives in Servia and Montenegro to pro-
mote the maintenance of peace. There is
nO.intenti0n at present of converting Eu-
rOpean congress.
1t is expected the powers will consider
themselves relieved of further RESPONSE
bility, in consequence of the granting of an
armistice by the Porte, and will permit the
Turks to deal with the insurgents, if the
latter refuse to accept the armistice.
Tho University Bill.
VERSAILLES, June THE Chamber of
Deputies passed the university education
bill giving the state the exclusive right to
confer degrees. The final vote stood 1888 to
1913.
QUEENSTOWN, June THE first officer
of the steamer Istrigianu, from Boston for
Liverpool, is here for aid. The Istrigiaun
is proceeding under sail with broken
shaft.
The Istrigiann has arrived off this port.
From Rapgson.
LONDON, June 7.-RangoOn advices state
that Messrs. Grosven0r and Baber will
start for Simls immediately.
Matters on the Border.
A Vienna dispatch to the Times says that
the united efforts of the powers might still
succeed in making Servia respect an
armistice if one was concluded with the In
surgents.
Prince Gortschakof's recent telegram eau
tioning Prince Milan, of Servis, seems to be
without effect.
A Berlin dispatch to the Times says the
lstock, the organ of the Servian Cabinet.
declares that war is unavoidable, now that
Turkey has triumphed aud the programme
of the Northern powers has been rejected.
The official Russian haralide says the
insurgents are not likely to accept an armis-
tice.
The King of Greece, who was sick at
Copenhagen with q severe attack Of gastric
fever, has recovered.
Queen Dowsger Josephine, OF Sweden, is
dead.
Lord Northbrook, late Governor General
Of India, has been created an earl.
A Feelisg Of Uneasiness.
Special dispetches from Berlin to the
and Telegraph say considerable
uneasiness has been created there by the
sudden return of Prince Bismarck from
for protracted conferences with
the Emperor. TIE uneasiness is increased
by the announcement that the EmperOr's
departure for Ems has been postponed.
The Standards special says rumor con-
nects these events with certain exagger- |
ated claims made on Germany for sup
port by Russia in her Eastern policy, which |
Prince Bismarck, it is reported, is not In
,lined to sanction.
The Post prints extracts from the Cologne |
Gazette and Berlin Tribune deprecating too |
lose adherence to the views Of Russia.
The Sultan's Offer Of Amnesty.
The Paris correspondent of the Times |
sys he can vOuch for the correctness of |
he following: The Grand Vizier has is
ued letter declaring that the Porte &C. |
lords full amnesty to all insurgents who |
will offer their submis sion. To give them |
ime to do this, the Sultan grants six weeks
subject to such movements as
re necessary to mainrain the concentration
4 troops and the revictualing Of Nicsic.