New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-02
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circulation. The delegation is to vote a.
unit for Hendricks, who combines most
of the elements necessary for success. The
delegates are nearly all Hendricks men.
FOREIGN.
A Delay.

FOREIGN.
Delay.
BERLIN. May 3l.-The ReichsonSeiget an
n0unces the delivery to the Porte of the
identical note by representatives of five
two months arnistice, has been delayed.
Rumsred Death Of the Deposed Sultan.
1t is rumored the deposed Sultan has died
from Constantinople, say it is rumored he
was strangled.
Deposed by His Ministers.
VIENNA, May 32.-The Political Core
spondeace publishes kilograms from Con.
stantinople stating that the deposition of
Abdul Aziz was effected neither by pepu-
lar revolution nor by palace intrigue, but
by resolution of the ministers. Matters
were brought to an extremity by the Sui
tan's absolute refusal to advance money
from his private purse to tho exhausted war
treasury, whereupon the Shiek ul Islam, in
the presence of all the ministers, informed
the Sultan that tho people were dissatisfied
with his government, and he was therefore
deposed. Directly afterward the Sultan
and his mother were forcibly conducted to
the Topkao Palace, where they are now
confined.
New Decree.
The new Sultan is expected to issue de-
cree prOclaiming Mahomedanism as their
creed.
Arrest of Agitators.
The softas have arrested several disguised
agents who have been endeavoring to excite
the populace to massacre the Christians.
Tho Sword of Osman.
CONsTANTINOPLE, June l.-To-morrow the
Sultan will 60 in state to Eyoub Mosque:
where he will be girded with the sword of
Osman.
Recalled from Exile.
Several persons exiled for political offenses
during the last reign have been recalled.
Insurgents Repulsed.
RAGUsA, June 1.-The insurgents attacked
the Turkish troops near StOlatZ on Tuesday.
The insurgents admit that they were driven
back to Gatzk0, whence they retired upol
Banenani.
LONDON, June 1.-The Times Berlin dis
patch saws in consequence of the appoint
ment of q new Sultan, Servia is apparently
determined to anticipate an attack, which
she considers imminent.
The Servian government on Tuesday is
sued q decree closing the schools and even
the courts during the impending war.
Prince Milan will act as o0mmander-in-
chief
Various divisions of the Servian army
have been placed under Russian officers,
many more of whom have arrived at Bel
grade.
The same dispatch says the people in
Germany begin to realize that Q collision
between Servis and Turkey is imminent,
and that Russia, finding her policy sud
denly crossed by the Turkish national
party, can not afford to accept defeat ON
the Salonica question.
The Late Turkish Revolution.
The Times correspondent telegraphs from
Constantinople the following account of the
revolution:
After vainly soliciting the Sultan to adopt
reforms, the Grand Vizier and Hussien Aoni
Pasha and Midhat Pasha resolved to depose
him.
The Dolma Bsghtep Palace was beset
with troops; Murad was proclaimed Sultan
in presence of all the ministers, the Shek ul
Islam and the Mallstes; then Suleiman
Pasha, accompanied by soldiers and OIL
GERS, informed Abdul Aziz that the nation
had deposed him and he should deliver up
tho palace to his successor. The attitude Of
the trot ps convinced Azlz that resistance
was impossible. He, with his family house
hold and ffty-three boats filed with
women, were conveyed under escort to the
Topkapan Palace.
France, Italy and England have recog
nized Murad as Sultan.
Epson h0ce0s
The high level handicap at EPSON today
was won by Cato, Mr.: Sanford's American
horse Preakness second, Chancellor third.
Preakness carried the top weight, fl22
pounds. Cato won by four lengths. Preak
ness beat Chancellor, who started as favor
ite, by head for second place. Amongst
the starters were some good public perform
ers, such as Agglethorp, Earl Of Dartrey, the
Artemus colt and others. The performances
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the heaviest weight in carrying, oh ows con
siderable improvement in his New Market
running. The betting before the start was
ten to one against Cato. fourteen to one
against Preakness, and six to four against
Chancellor.
The sultan's Seized Treasure.
The value of the Sultsn's treasure seized
is $lO0, 900. 900 instead Of $lO0,O
In tho House Of Commoss.
In the House of Common Mr.. Disraeli re-
plying to q question said: "The Berlin mem
orandum has not been delivered to the Porte,
l should even express q hope it may not ba
necessary that it should be; undoubtedly
the condition of affairs are critical in that
has taken such measures of precautiOu
as it is thought necessary to maintain
the interest and honor of England and
that policy of precaution it may intend to
pursue; at the same time / wish most de-
cidediy to state ON the part of the British
government that it is their opinion that thu
interests of England would be most studied
by maintaining peace, and that the honor
OF England can never be more effectually
vindicated than by taking leading part in
contributing to the accomplishment OF that
object"
cheers.
Tho Deposed Sultan.
The latest Constantinople advices indi-
cate that the deposed Sultan is in close CON
finement. A hundred thousand dollars
worth of treasure on his pers0n was seized.
He will be sent to distant town in Asia,
where he will be confined with his family.
The ministers planned revolution, and
the soldiers and the mob acted according
to their programme.
It is stated tho new Turkish government
notified England of their determination to
maintain the integrity of the empire and
sovereign power of the crown, and that
England approves their determination.
The Channel Tuanel.
The preliminary work on the channel
tunnel to connect England and France, has
been commenced At Langette,. France
Shafts have been sunk to the depth OF forty
metres. When they reach depth OF lO0
metres below tho sea, . gallery one kilo-
metre long will be made In chalk. 1t this
is successful. and nothing indicates tho i'm
practicability of the project, the tunnel
will be definitely co nmenced.
The Troubles that Environ the New Ruler.