New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-04
FOREIGN.
The Crippled Soldiers.

The Crippled Soldiers.
HAVANA, May 3.-The Casino Espanola
opened grand bazar tonight for the ben
eft Of soldiers cripRled by the war in Cuba.
The value of the objects contributed to the
fair is estimated at $500
Debating the New Consultation.
MADRID, May 3.-Ip the Congress to-day
the debate on the new constitution was con-
tinued. Senor Alvarez opposed the tolera-
ton clause, and declared Gh6t monarchy
was lost if religious unity was not main
tanned. Prime Minister Canovss del Cas-
tello in reply pointed out that Spain pos
Asia, and had relations with the whole
world. 1t would be impossible for her to
keep these colonies Ind maintain these re-
lati0ns If tie government adopted an ire
concilable ultramontans attitude.
ResigneS.
HENDAYE, May 3.-Two Quipusooan dele
gates and the civil governor of San Sebas-
tian have resigned en account of their opin-
ions Concerning the Bueros.
Furnishing a Wicked Edieor..
PARIS, May 3.-The manager of the Droi
de FAOmme newspaper has been sentenced
to two months imprisonment and fine of
DR.. ROblnet at the amnesty meeting of
April 2l. y
Rouher Expresses His Thanks.
Mr.. Rouher has addressed letter to the
electors of Ajaccio, thanking them for their
support. He states that the Prince Inn
perial having already protected his rights
from culpable attack by the letter which
was published before his first election, he
| (Rouher) will not interfere in tho forth
Prince jerome Napoleon, should he again
ae0ept tho candidacy, with indifference and
forgetfulness.
The Lenn1e MutleeeKu.
LONDON, May 3~The eight members of
the crew Of the ship Lennie are charged
with nutiny and murder on that vessel.
They were arraigned to-day and pleaded
not guilty. The trial il now progressing.
Questioning the Nliklstry.
In the House of Commons tomorrow Mr..
GOurley, Liberal, will ask Attorney Cen
ersl Holker if the United States has pro-
tested against the action of tic British
government concerning Winslow, and if so,
whether the American demands aroin har-
mony with or contrary to the provisions of
the treaties of 1842 and 1870.
He will also question the Attorney Gen
eral as to what course he will advise the
government to adopt for the purpose of up
holding or altering the existing treaties.
Mr.. Pulston conservative member for
D0VV0SPOEtJ Will ASk GU-1uOCTOW 1OT D3UGCS
on the sape subject.
Application for The Reloas9 Of VinsIow
Refused.
Application wss made ut Chambers to-
day for the release of WlpelOw by Solicitor
Wontner, but was resisted by the officers
of tho crown, and denisd. Winslow viii
be held ten days longer awaiting a reply
from Washington TO the latest English
note. Application will be renewed on the
thirteenth instant.
Newmarket Races.
The race for 1000 guineas took place at
Newmarket to-day, and was won by Pc
trarch, Julius Cesar coming in second and
Kaleidoscope third.
Petrarch won the $4,000 in canter, coming
in three lengths before Julius Cesar Kalei-
doscope second, who was followed. in the
order named, by COltress, Great Tom, NJ.
DehiEney, Ca4bert, Fetterlock, Rascal,
Giascie, King Death, Claron, Father Claret
and Rosinant. Petrach made the distance,
one mile and seventeen yards, in 1:52 He
is now the favOrite Tor the Derby at the
short odds of two to one.
Egyptian Finances.c
A fpeciaLdispatch to the Evening Stand
ard from Alexandria says the Court of Ap-
peals has adjudged that the Dairap property
is the khedive's private estate, and is liable
to execution.
The same dispatch also states Mr.. Rivers
Wilson returns to England but does not
give any reasOn-therefOr. Ii this statement
be correct the cause is undoubtedly the &C.
ceptance by the Egyptians of the French
financial scheme; against some details of
which it has been previously reported Viii
son protested.
Disraeli Champions the Empress.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Disraeli,
in vehement speech, denounced as calum-
NOUS the statement made by Mr.. Lowe at a
Liberal meeting in Retford, that the Queen
had asked two previous premers to intro
duce bill changing the royal titles, but
both had refused. He denied the truth of
the statement as far as it concerned himself
and the late Earl of Derby, and cited let:
ter from Mr.. Gladstone DENYING that the
Queen ever made such proposal to him.
In conclusion Mr.. Disraeli made a state
ment in behalf of the Queen, that loves
accusation was utterly unfounded.
The Situation on the Border.
The Times Berlin dispatch saws there
are symptoms that Russia does not object
to a temporary joint occupation of Herze-
govina by the Austrian and Turkish
treops, provided Austria consents to the
present reform proposals being replaced by
something like the programme which the
insurgents submitted to Baron Rodich.
The Russian telegraphic agency is in
formed that the situation is unchanged.
The insurgents profess readiness to lay
down their arms when they receive the
guarantees which thew dauand pac;fca