The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-18

9asLoNDON, July 16. The IMQT7tiAn 4Post
| powers InaJ 1rr nIobilizatfon is merely
FOR the defense OF her frontiers.
Montenesro on Her own HOAX.
LONDON, July 1S.--The Stap5nrd's VI
emma telegram says. The Montenegrfn
official paper Jstatos openly that. the
rrlnce Of Montenegro means TO conduct
the war on his own account.
Y He will have no alliance with seryia.
though he considers the Servisn opera
tons useful as engaging the attention OF
large lurking force .se.4.Sf ~,
,ro se, THE EASTERN WAR.
servia Imploring Observation-Disclosures Of
0Nf->N the New sultan. IAl3iY&
sLoxDoN, u July 49, The iSy0ndnytI's
Vienna special says that 9en. IgnataefY
has received six months' furlough.
/. During the earthquake a wayy nove-
mert OF the earth was visible. Church
bells were set ringing and foundations
Of housesviolently ssha ken. .sd3 90
2dGen. TchernayeG has sent n Colonel
to urge the Russian societies to give
their promised aid In men aud money.
otherwise 1t will be too late. 2 % '''1C4
The StaAddyA's g. CoDstantinoples cor
respondent telegraps that the health Of
the Sultan ca fuses great. anxiety. He
has never recovered from. the shock
caused by the suicide SJf Bnltan Abdul
Aziz and the murder ~ Hussieu Avin
Pacha, the Minister Of War % 9gis
.uHeis q mere wreck and utterIysunfit
Tor business, Some have positively de-
the brain have appeared p HF h Ia i'm
minents danger, ,pspsohally .b1 believe
his abdication Is very netsrfaf hand and
You may expect 10. hear
at any moment that hfs Brother, Abdul
Hamed, reigns. Dssssas afs91a ~
-7G7 s3t . Jeweln Licnszea.nIb bra
HARTroRD,g July rs II Elk Postmaster
General Jewell had Spontaneous re-
ception last night from the peOple-fire-
works, illuminations and saluteso No
illusions were made in the speeches, to
State or national politics. ges asflass
ave. asas 1444I :, - EA5e 81
We regret very much to have offended
the consignee OF the II sacks Of seed cot
ton, which were ginned IN this city into
The ''new first bale, referred to "a day
or two ago in the DEMo Graf. 1t was not
our intention to bold that highly re-
,pectable gentlemanre the
character of the cotton--Awhetfler II was
new or net-neither could our article be
10 construed. Our remarks wefesbased
IN information which we had reason to
)ei1eVe was gOOd.
The eonsignee writes to us TO say that
he cotton was very green and damp.
ttquestiOnGbtyo of the nelc crop. and mad
o be exposed to the sun a awffefe eiay or
more before it could be ginued! !s'sl1a
.s"As soon as baled and ginned-say on
he 18th inst.-auother sample was
lrawn and again sent to the Cotton Ex-
hange, with proper explanations, priyi-
ege being asked to seIIsthe bale at
.uction In front OF the Exchange. 1t
vas offered that day by Messrs. Nash &
1odgson, and brought f2e. per 10.
Il was not, as stated in your article,
he purchaser Of the cotton. 1 was not
ven present at the sale; nor was any
ne authorized to act for me one way or
he other" aas 9ass s%
The election for delegates to the
'aton Rouge Convention, held in La
ourche on Saturday, resulted in the
ollowing selections. Messrs. John S.
,illiu, N. 81. GOBlon, L. A.. Webre,
Talerie Nicknaire, L. ST. ~Allain, Oscar
sepine, ]. D. Moore, j. 8. Perkins, j. S.
ioode, Trasimond Forest
The delegation is said TO favor the