New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-29

said: 1 think we may look for possible
and practical solution in the dircCtioa OF
local autonomy. don't conceal that IL
will he difficult to make such reforms work,
but believe it possible. The practical OBJ
j-cts for which we labor are equal treat
ment of Mohsmmedans and Christians, %
curity to life and property, and fectus
guarantees against . repetition Of The out
RACES. / do not wish to Disguise that
atrocities have, to acertain extent, changed
the position rot only of this, but OF every
European government in regard to Turkey.
l think it unnecessary to express any opin-
ion in regard to the merits OF the war COM
mepced by Servis and Montenegro, but -
neither side has obtained any decisive sue
cess, they may fairly treat the matter -
drawn game, and revert to the statu quo
ante bellum.
Lord Derby concluded his speech as fol-
lows: II confidently believe se shall SEQ
this matter brought to an issue without
any fresh effusion of blood. Do not think
you can settle the Eastern question BY
saying what you wish DONE The question
is what, under the circunst ,nees. possibly
Can be DONE"
Tho Question of the Fueres.
LONDON, September GA dispatch to
Reuters Telegram Company from Bilboe
says the juntas have been constituted, and
have commenced their lsbors. Leading
uOu Al tuc UEOtIuC0 COuUbel CdlW OtllU<-I0r
ton, and an absolutely uny;elding attitude
upon the question of the Fderos.
Sentenced to Death.
One of the persons recently arrested near
San Sebastian, for participating in the Car
| list war, has been sentenced to death by
] military tribunal, on criminal charge.
Marine.
The bark Maria Kado, from Belfast to
| Wilmington, is ashore at Belfast Lough,
and is in a dangerous position.
| ProtestanIsm In spain.
A deputation. representing the Protestant
| Missionary and Bible Societies, | ad an in
terview with Earl Derby to-day, in relation
to the int0lerant regulation of tie Spanish
| government.
Earl Derby, after pointing on, the difi-
was placed, the strength of the clerical
party, and the vagueness of the wording Of
the article of the constituti,n relative to
religious toleration, said:
"Nothing in tho article, however, ius-
titles the closing of the Protestant schools,
and do not think the government
will SO interpret it. Probably. many cases
ordinate officials. I think with regard to
acts of intolerance which are clearly not
sanctioned by the toleration clause Of the
constitution, that when the COftee ha1
| formally proclaimed freedom Of wczship,
| eubieCt to certain limitations, there can be
no question that We have right to inter.
fere, If their promise is violated, but Q moro
difficult case is when the question ct issue u
| the proper construction Of the law. / per
sonally have no doubt that it is IN exceed
ingly forced and strained construction OF the
law to prohibit a. an external manifesto
ton singing in church or worshiping with
! ! the door open 90 that passers by may loci
: in. I think we have . right to claim thai
the law ehOuld not be construed unfav0r
ably to the rights of foreigners in Spain, be
cause they undoubtedly have been enC0ur
aged to settle there upon the understandin(
that they should be free from this kind o
, annoyance. suggest that where those Of
J fected think it worth while to demonstrate
, they should send me their complaint, an6
inquiry shall be made"
Death of sculptor.
Ernest Bendel, the German sculptor, i
dead.
. Tweed's Comrades.
VIGo, September 28.-Hunt and Sandl
t ! who were with Tweed, sailed for South
8 ampton.
A Consultation.
VIENNA, September 2S.-Count Suaworof
aid -de-camp to the Gar, has arrived her
and had an interview with Francis Joseph
Don Carlos Movements.
). PARIS, September 28-It is stated tha
!. Don Carlos has informed the French gov
. ernment that he would not re-enter Spaf
a | at the cost of another civil war, and vi
quit Paris for Belgium or Switzerland in
few weeks.