The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, MATen ~ MOTION ~ 20.
proprietors Of the Manchester Stce
\ have failed Liabilities $50. 900.
| Messrs. Streckeisen, Bischoff & Co.
merchants doing business at No. Great
| Winchester, have failed. Their liabili
| ties ure estimated at 100000.
To-day was the last of the Northamp-
lton and Pytchley hunt meeting nj
Northampton The feature of the day
Was the race for the Great Northamp-
Efonshirc Stakes OF 300 sovercigns added
! to q handicap sweepstakes of 20 sover-
cigns each, for all ages, about two miles.
The race was won by Prodigal Lauzen.
Late Mr.. Toots second, and Cataclyson
third. The favorites were badly beaten.
At the Stock Exchange during the last
\ hour this evening foreign securities
were extremely fiat, but the most i'm
portant feature has been the panic in
! Egyptian bonds, which have fallen A.
This impaired bad effect to the mar
kct generally. The panic in Egyptians is
lowing to variety Of adverse reports,
Including one to the effect that iinan-
.cial panic prevails in Egypt, and an
other that heavy selling orders have
been received from Alexandria. Eng
lish funds closed steady.
4 The Times Berlin special says, two
siHOIG ~. IttcIsbuiS Joui HulSs wv ,H.cN
and the TedOmdsti, assure South Scla-
tvonihns thai, although Russia i hard by
Imposition to succor them Immediately,
she will neither coerce them by violent
measures, nor allow another power to
coerce them. II the South Sclayonians
feel strong enough to rise against the
Turks, Russia, according TO the TedO-
masti, will compel the neutrality of
other parties. This language strangely
differs from the intelligence semi
officially propagatcd; but as, under
Russian press laws. it could not be held
with impunity. II unapprovcd, the exist
ence of opposite currents cannot be
Reuters kilograms from Ragusa to-
day state that the conferences have been
concluded.
Moukhtar and Pacha has returned to
Trebigne Ali Pacha leaves tomorrow.
\ 1t is understood the conferences will
be continued by correspondence. Up to
the present they have resulted In the
complete cessation Of hostilities, and
from the 2sth of March to 10th Of April,
which the Turkish commissioners have
conceded, while refusing to grant q
formal armistice.
Intelligence from Sclavonic sources
announces that the insurgent leader,
Ict hONtGtS, ttDulStu ttu itttuIh VI Iul
kish troops on the 28th instant, near
Liubiuje, capturing 800 head Of cattle,
40 horses, etc. The TURKS lost several
men killed
The Times correspondent ut Berlin
telegraphs that Count Andrassy has
sent summons to the Porte insisting
upon preparations being Immediately
made for the return of the fugitives from
Herzegovina.
The Russian telegraphic agency re-
ports that the HerZegovinian insur-
;,ents, acting on the advice of the
Prince Of Montenegro, have consented
to twelve days truce. The Porte has
promised Austria to keep its troops
stationary during the truce. Negotia-
tions have commenced.
At the Stock Exchange foreign securl-
ties opened steadier, but soon became
demoralized again. One failure in the
foreign market has already been posted
lin the house and others are expected.
Egyptian and Turkish securities are
rapidly, with prices OF the
former from to lower than yester-
days closing. and the latter to 2 lower.
The announcement from Constantinople
about deferIing April interest until July
is likely to produce still further depres-
sion in Turkish bonds. One Of the ru-
mors i'm connection with the movement
in Egyptian securities is, that heavy
selling orders have been received from
Alexandria in consequence OF informa-
rion which has reached Egypt that the
position of Disraeli is seriously under
ninined by the management OF the
Cave affair and his persisteEcy in fore
ing through Parliament the royal titles
bill, which it is claimed will be exceed
ingly unpopular with the British peo-
PIE.
The division in the House of Commons
Gu Tuesday night on the Irish borough