New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-25
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
rxuelled from the Reform Club.
LoxDoN. June 24-The committee OF the
Reform Club has expelled Sir George
Rowver. Member of Parliament for Wex.
ford. end Mr.. Henry w. Ripley, Member OF
Parliament for Bradford, from the ciuO'
hecause. although elected as Liberals, they
have lately enpIOrted the government on
several occasions.
Aucrnssy,s Efforts for Peace.
The Standards special dispatch from
Vienna SAYS: Count Andrassy mas ire
auently conferred of late with the Russian q
and other ambassadors. 1t has been agreed
to instruct the foreign representatives AT
Relorade that Seryia must not expect any
assistance or even benevolent neutrality II
abe CONNER ces war against Turkey. kussla
and Austria have agreed to meet lolntly
any emergency arising in Servia.
Turkeys Troubles.
A special dispatch to the Standard, dated
Consfantincpie June 81, via Athens, says:
Great uneasiness prevails and is increasing.
The Palace of Sultan Murad is surrounded
day and night By pidkets OF cavalry. Inc
Russian residents are sending their 1amllles
away. Ibrahim Pasha has been placed
under arrest.
There are various rumors that he is i'm
plicated in Russian intrigue, and that ne
assisted Abdul Aziz III dlsposiDg OF MS
treasure.
The censorship of the press ia extremely
severe. Three Turkish and three french
journals are now suspended
The government is fast becoming unpopu
lar, snd will speedily tall II IL does not
abandon its undecided attitude.
The Times special correspondent at Ber-
lin telegraph the following: Inc Servian
goyernDenu coItemplates issuing lmme-
diately q four per cent losn for 81, OOO ,O0u
The Servisn Minister of War has informed
Prince Milan that the entire second van OF
militia have been modified and sent to the
frontier. This adds AZ. 600 men to the ~, O0O
already under arms, and completes the Ser
Wan armament.
The Germ an Exchar ges have almost sus-
pended business, pending decision as 10
what is the meaning OF the Servian arma-
ment.
A Berlin dispatch to the Morning Post
reDorts that Prince Milan. of Servia, is in
a serious difficulty. The influence of Prince
Karageorgvisch, q pretender to the throne,
ia being used to infame the popular senti-
ment, which already is decidedly in favor OF
war with Turkey. Karageorgvisch's popu'
L8rlty Is repOrt0u 10 DO luCIcdcinS, onu ~ 40
said the Servian government apprenends
disturbances among the people.
The Passage Of the Dardanelles.
The Russian telegraph agency announces
that in compliance with the desire OF
England, and their own firm re sOlutiOns,
the other powers have instructed their
naval commanders to respect the articles OF
the treaties relative to the passage OF the
Dardanelles.
Death of a Famous sculptor.
Matthew Noble, the well-known English
sculptor, is dead.
Brent Surrepders His Plumber.
Leonard Charles Brent, the Louisville
forger, has vOlubtaril signed release for
the money found on him, and will probably
return to America.
Death of Peer of the Realm.
General William Rose Mansfield, created
ia 1917 Baron Sandhurst, died yesterday Of
congestion of the lungs.
International Rowing Match.
A great international rowing match be-
tween four of the London Rowing Club
and a crew of the best Oarsmen OF the
Frankfort on-the Main Puder Gesellschatt
took place to-day on the Thames course,
from Putney to Mortlake. The Londoners,
who were the favOrites at long odds. led Oft
at starting, and won easily by eight lengths.
Both boats carried coxswains.
InsurGent Movements.
RAGUsA, June 24-It is reported that the
insurgents have plunGered the plain OF Ne
yersipies The pluuder was immense, in
GLIDING 5000 animals, which were taken to
Banjani. The insurgents absolutely object
to an armistice.
To the Frontier.
BELGRADE, June A.-Battery, field and
eiege artillery has been dispatched to the
frontier. The reserves, which have been
called out for service. number &c. 900 men,
and are divided into thirty companies.
Austrian Movements Against the lnsur.
gents-Memorial from the Cretans.
BERLIN, June 24-Austria proposes de-
claring her provinces adjoining Servia and
Herzegovina in state OF siege, in order to
check the growing Slavonc agitation.
A special dispatch from Vienna says that
10000 refugees will be interned in Croatia,
to prevent their intercourse with the insur-
gents.
The same dispatch says the Cretan As
eembly has sent a memorial to Constantine
pie asking that q Christian native be ap.
pointed Governor, and asking other re
forms.
The Servian Army.
VIENNA, June 24.-The Political Core
Sp0ndence publishes intelligence from BEL
grade that all arrange have been
made for the entire Servian army to take
up it's strate gical positions by the twenty
seventh Of June should rupture with the
Porte tnsue, which appears very probable,
but by no means unavoidable as yet War
like action lie scarcely likely to com mence
before the first days of July. 1t is possible
that p rince Milan will leave the capital the
beginning Of next week, and issue proc
lamaticn resembling a war manifesto, and
then join the army at Belgrade.
Extraordinary Session.
BUCHAREST, June 24-Prince Charles
has issued decree convokipg an extraor-
binary session of both chambers of Parla-
nent for the second of July.
The Situation In Turkey.
CONsTANTINOPLE, June 24.-Several Cir
cassians have been arr ested on charges in
connection with the recent assassination.
The police have seized a quantity of arms
and ammunition
The Sultan is not we'll.
There ia no foundation whatever for the
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