New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-14
WHOLE NUMBER 2805.
are landing infantry opposite Camargo, on
the San Juan river.
Excitement At Coustautt,opIe.

Excitement ut Coustantinople.
BERLIN. May 12.-Advices from ConstsR
tn0pie report that great excitement prs
vans tnere. The ministerial changes, whicn
are unIaVoreolo to the old Turkish party,
make good impression here, but the re-
tentlon OF the Minister of War occasions
comment. The excitement of the Mohana-
be dangerous to attempt q funeral until
the arrival of reinfOrcements of troops and
additional foreign men-of-war.
The Conference.
It is understood that yesterdays confer
ence at Prince Bismark's residence resulted
in complete agreement touching the points
to be discussed, and no doubt is entertained
but that the other powers will accept the
principles laid down. It is expected, as q
result of the conference, that note supple
mentary to Count pdraesy's will be fOrmu-
lated, deferrine tho guarantees required of
Turkey for the execution of the re forns,
and reserving the international right to
control such execution, whatever steps be
taken. It is believed the three empires will
ask the support Of the other treaty powers
therein.
Russia considers it imperative, in view of
the agitated state of Turkey, to demand the
adoption Of decisive and energetic course
in order to obtain the required guarantees.
The Salonica outrage and the reports of the
excited state Of feeling in COnstan tinoplo
will be considered, and probably guaran
tees will also be demanded for the security
of the Por;e's Christian subjects and for
eigners in it's dominions against similar out
breaks of Mohammedan fanaticism.
The imperial chancellors had 81 cond
conference to-day. Count Andrassy and
Prince Gortschakoff had previously con-
ferred together four hours.
The Czar and Andrassy.
The Gear, when he received Count An
drassy yesterday, wore only three orders
viz: The Russian, St. George; the Austrian
Maria Theresa, and the Prussian, Pour le
Merite." Pointing to them he said: ''Voici
Ia Base de ma Police"
The Murdered Consuls.
A Berlin dispatch to the Reichsan-eiga
confirms the report that the bodies OF the
murdered consuls of Sal0nioa are unbu:ied
Panic In Constantinople.
LONDON, May 12.-The correspondent OF
| the Times telegraphs from Constantine pie
A general panic prevails here. The low
| classes of ofMOhammedans are purchasing dag
| gers and revOlvers with money supplied by
| persons who are plotting for the overthrow
| of the Sultan and the governing of the
| Christians. The MOhammedans insult and
| threaten the Greeks and Armenians, bid
| ding them to prepare for immediate death.
l 1EUV0lcEo 8Eo AO0VluS Oh MnoSo. ! AO
European residents are sending away their
families. The presence of European squad
rons and the organization of volunteer
| European militia can alone allay the alarm
| The Bulgarian Insurrcciion.
| The Bulgarian ihsurrection is extending
and disorders are apprehended at Rustchuk
RalIying tho Navies.
| The British Mediterranean feet has been
| ordered to rendezvous at Smyrna, II view
| of possible Oriental difficulties.
| Two Italian ironclads have gone TO Sar
lonica.
| The New Grand vfzier.
| CoNsrANTINOPLE, May Is. Mehemet
Ruchdi Pasha has been appointed Grand
War.
| Another Battle.
RUGUsA, May 13.-Salonica advices re-
port that q battle was fought yesterday
near Bisses Mill; 100 insurgents were killed
Celebrating the Massacre.
The Turks at Scutari celebrated the Sa
lonica murders.
The German Squadron.
BERLIN, May Is The German squad ron
was not ordered to the Mediterranean. The
German government will await the investi
cation.
Peace and Reform.
The recent ministerial changes in Turkey
are regarded in diplomatic circles as fA-
vorable to pacificati0n and reform. The
new Grand Vizier decidedly favors reform.
and from the well known energy of the
new War Minister it is expected official
protection will be afforded to Christians
against the fanaricism of the old Turks.
The Affair at Snlonica.
ATHENS, May ia vessel from Salonoa
brings news that the American CONSUL was
not in Salonica at the time of the murder
of the Christians.
into the mosque. The Governor was pees
ent when the consuls we're murdered. He
merely protested and took the m atuel
lightly. The Turks defled both the corpses
and spit on them. The French con sui had
thirty four wounds.