New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-28
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Pho Eurepean Osslook.

WASHINGTON, November N.-Eurepean
a0vices are threatening. The attitude of
the Porte, according to late Co~nstantinople
advices, is not reassuring. Russia is pro-
winterscampaign. 1t is stated Q L0nd0n
house axes 5000. 900 rubles of the Russian
loan.
cermany's Attitude.
LONDON, November N.-The Standards
dispatch from Berlin SAYS: While Russia
does not interfere with German interests,
Germany feels morally obliged to support
Russia's claims at the coming conference.
Should wal be unavoidable, Germany would
not object to the invasion of Bulgaria by
Russia.
A Reuters telegram from Ragusa states
that the line of demarcation between the
Turkish and Montenegrin armies is settled.
The zone between the %belligerents is two
Kilometres wide.
Marriage Of Mosley's Daughter.
John LathrOp Motley's daughter, Mrs.
Ives, and Sir William G.. Vernon Harcourt
marry Saturday. The ceremony will take
place at Westminster.
For the Nersh Pele.
Captain Allen Young, who commanded
the Pandora, will again attempt the north.
west passage next spring in the Pandora.
FeF Csastantineple.
The Vile Franche and United States
steamer Vandalia sailed for Constantinople.
The Russian Army.
The Daily Ners correspondent at Berlin
10 convinced the army of Vistula is being
organized, with headquarters at the railway
junction, forty-two miles southwest Of War
saw. Hereditary Grand Duke will COM
mand.
tn Question Of Occupation.
A Paris correspondent of the Tines says
the Marquis of Salisbury, English plenipo-
Tertiary to the conference. has no absolute
pledeterninstion . gsinst the occupation. He
will discuss collective occupation within
the limits, which can not alarm the Porte
nor excite the suspicion of any power. The
Times in . leading article openly favors
collective occupation.
Tn Question Of OccupasIes.
4 Times editorial on the occupation says:
The occupying force should, iD the case Of
each province, be procured from some
power which can not be suspected of har-
boring any designs upon the province in
! which it is placed. No objection could be
raised to this a. long % the force furnished
lie Trustworthy and sufficient. The jeal-
ousies Of the guaranteeing powers, and the
sympathy OF the Porte, may be allaved by
the adoption of this salutary principle.
AsN AAoRObOVss SRVoCoe
A Paris correspondent of the Times
draws attention to Prince Nap0leon's
speech in the Chamber of Deputies on Fri
day afternoon, in which the Prince in vic.
lent terms denounced the dangerous en-
cr0achments of the clergy, and supported q
proposal for the reduction of estimates for
public worship. The correspondent says:
This speech marks the entry Of q pretender
on the scene. Prince Napoleon has chosen
his opportunity at q time when q conflict
between the Senate and Chamber of Depu.
ties seems impending. 1t will be a mistake
to despise the Prince, who has the two great
| qualities of q dangerous conspirator, pa
tiencs and audacity. All those will range
themselves round him who desire to obtain
as q passing tool q chief who is ready to
serve anti-religi0us passions.
Spanish Troops In Cuba.
HAVANA, November IA Spanish man.
Of war with two transports and 5000 troops
arrived. Total number arrived to this date
$4,000.