New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-22
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The Newmarket Races.
LONDON, April 2l.-Grey Palmer won the
international free handicap ct Newmarket
to-day.
Austrian Peace Negotiations.
A special to the Pail MaN Gazette from
| gotistions with the great powers 40 to the
| proper course to be pursued If the present
| attempts for paci6cation of tho Turkish
provinces prove fruitlees.
The Lendea Grain Market.
Tho general backwardness of the season
influences the grain markets. The supplies
offering. however, are too good to allow
farm prospects to interfere much with the
status. Wednesday market being the first
after the holidays was rather unusually
animated and previous quotations were
maintained. Oats advanced 306d ON the
French demand. The weeks imports in
Isl, 3O4 quarters; -four, 3O,i7O sacks.
The average prices Of English growth Of
wheat are 40s lOd; of barley 36s I'd, and of
oats 25s Sd per quarter. To-day, in Mark
Lane, there has been Q good inquiry for
wheat and -four. Barley and maize were
firm. but only in retail request. Beans and
peas were rather low. Flour 28043s per
sack. The chances Of hostilities in Eastern
Europe keep the grain market in state of
suspense.
lasurrection In Southeast Africa.
There is some apprehension for the safety
of the mission at Dalagos Bay, Southeast
Africa. where an insurrection is reported.
Criticisipg the Russian Policy.
The Times Berlin dispatch say the Co
logne Gasette, Wesser Zeitumg, and other
InadinO n NQ to- rIt iais
the Russian policy. and assert that all An
drassy's measures against the insurrection
in Turkey are rendered futile by the united
Sclav0nio Ultramontane military and con-
sentative parties in Austria, who for various
reas Ons are bent upon annexing Servia and
Bosnia. The apprehenei0ns of the Germans
are increased because Austria is arming the
Danube steamers, and Servia is purchasing
quantities of war material.
An Army of Insurgents.
KAGUsA, April 2l.-Eight thousand insur-
gents are encamped at Duga and Prejeka,
barring access to Nicsics.
Pilgrims Drowned.
PoIT1ERs, April 2l.-Fifteen pilgrims
were drowned to-day while crossing the
river Vienne, near Parsac.
Tho Spanish Budget.
MADRID, April 2l.-Minister Salaverria
will lay the budget before the Cortes ON
Saturday. It is stated that the war est.
mates amount to SO. OO0, 900 reals, Of which
4S, 00O, 900 are for extraordinary expenses.
A Remembrance.
VIENNA, April 2l.-The foreign ambassa-
doris at Conetantin0ple have demonstrated
against the POrte's bringing into Europe
troops from Bagdad, on account of the
plague.
Radick's Resignation.
The ZdgsblaH says Baron Radick has
rendered bis resignation, because he objects
to publishing the Sultan's reform DEGREES.
Why the Negotiations Failed.
Negotiations between tho Porte and the
Montenegrin envoy failed, because Monte
negro demanded tho cession of the Monte
negrin valley and harbor of Apizza.
Servia's Risk.
The Ru seian ambassador has made a.
ri0us representations to the Servian agent
hero, to the effect that Servia would risk |
every thing if she declared war, whereas
she might gain all she desired by observing
IN expectant attitude.
The Queen on Her Way Home.
PARIS, April 2l.-Queen Victoria arrived
vt La vellette, and proceeded to Cherbourg |
IN her way to England. President Mac
dahon awaited at the station, and paid his |
'espects to her majesty.
The Porte's Policy IL War.
The Russian telegrsphic agency is in
ormed that the Porte has declared the An
lrassy programme exhausted. The Grand
7izier consequently finds himself in danger
# being carried away by the military party
which appeals to the fate of arms. This
asst phase will clear up the situation; the
ask Of diplomacy will only be more urgent.
he Cabinet is celebrating on common
curse to be proposed to Europe for the
acification of the East and maintenance
f general peace.
Putting the City I'm Order.
The project of the Seine intends to ask
be municipality next week for q vote
100000 for public works neces-
ary to prepare the city for the reception
strangers expected to visit the exhibi-
ion of 1873. With this sum it is intended |
0 raise the quays so as to prevent inunda.
ions, replace the ruins OF the Tuile1ies and
t. Cloud by gardens, construct an i'm
lense bridge over the Seine, complete the
[Otel Dieu and entrance to the Palace of
ustice, rebuild the exterior of the Hotel |
Q Vile and generally extend and improve
he streets and b0ulevards and multiply
luares and public statues wherever prac-
n ahia /