New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-29

day, but n Unanswered. 1t h not known
what course will be puzsued whel
Windows time expires. The ground take1
BY Secretary Fish is that clause twenty
government claims America ehould give
assurance that the prisoner shall be tried
for no other offense than the one fog which
| he was extradited, specifies that what.
| ever is Inconsistent with existing
treaties shall be excepted from the
operation Of that act. America
mas presented this point several times. but
England. 80 far, has ignored it. The asser-
tlon by the London papers that America
had refused to give the assurance required
by England is incorrect, as America has
never admitted or consented to discuss that
question at ALL
The Standards Paris dispatch reports
that N. Jourde, formerly the Communist
minister of finance, has been expelled from
Strasbourg.
Two failures on the Stock Exchange here
and one at Manchester yesterday, and one
ment. All OF them were small. The Set
Element otherwise IL passing quietly in con-
sequence of extreme ease in the money
market.
PLYMOUTH. April 2S-The steamer Amer
ique, from New York, arrived here to-day.
She reports that on April "a che spoke the
Hamburg line steamer Goethe,
from New York April IA, for Hamburg, in
latitude AGO l9, longitude 800 north, stand
ing to eastward under sail, with her pro-
peller gone. The Goethe declined assist
ance. The next day the Amerique signaled
westward bound Hamburg-American
steamer, intending to notify her about the
Goethe, but the Amerique reports that the
Hamburg steamer paid no attention to her
signal and proceeded on her way.
The Amnesty Excitement.
PARIS. April 28.-The agitation in favor
OF amnesty is growing 60 great the govern.
ment contemplates repressive measures.
TroopP tor Cuba.
MADRID, April 28-Tw0 thousand soldiers
have juet sailed for Cuba. More will fol-
low soon.
The New Constitutes.
Congress has adopted the constitution as
far a. and including the ninth clause.
Conference Of the Powers.
ROME, April 28-The representatives of
some of the great powers were recently in
conference with some influential cardinals
with the view of ascertaining the best
means of bringing to an end the conflicts
between the various States and the Church
i uo O8IuIuaIS Uu6uluUuSAv UcclAEcu lQ3C
peace was impossible unless the spiritual
of the church was acknOwi-
edged. The alliance and agreement be-
tween Church and State were regulated by |
the cOncOrdat without either party being |
made subordinate.
Won Arnim's Punishment. |
BERLIN, April 2S.-The imperial court of |
discipline at POttsdam has sentenced |
Count Won Arnim to formal dismissal |
from public service, and the payment of the |
costs Of the proceedings.
The Railway Bill.
In the Prussian Chamber of Deputies to- |
Day the railway bill was read for the first |
time.
R0dick's Resignation a Mistake.
VIENNA, April 2S-The rumor that Baron
Rodick had resigned or intended to resign
lis Office as governor of Dalmatia is I'M
ounded.
An Arbitration Conference.
Thirty -four members of the Relchsrath at
ended conference given yesterday BY
'enOr MarcOorter, the Spanish philan-
hropist, to promote the principle of the
ettlement of disputes among nations by
rbitfatiOn. A resolution in favor of cali
ng European arbitration conference was
dOpted.