New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-19
FOREIGN.
Marine.

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LONDON, March 18.-It is feared tbs
British chip Lake ST. Clair, Captain Cotfeys
from New Yorx, January 9, for GLASGOW,
and the British bark Walton, Captain
Shieldp, from New York, January 20, for
London, have been lost, with all on board,
A Glorious Time At Madrid.
The Times special from Cadiz says: Alo
fonso's entry into Madrid will be made on
Monday: There will be three days public
festivities at the capi al. The King will ens
ter at the head OF % 900 troops.
A Tie Deum will be sung at the cathedrals
and q trlumphal crown will be presented to
be given to the soldiers, followed by fire
works, illuminations, bull fights, and the
distribution of medals and crosses to the
wounlded. Masses will be said Tor those
killed in the war.
Arms for the Insurgents.
A Paris correspondent of the Associated
Press has interviewed q dealer in war ma
terisl, lust arrived from Vienna, who says
he cold last week a mountain battery OF six
guns to the Herzegovinans, but the Austrian
authorities will not allow it to be shipped
the scene of the insurrectiOn. He says one
can get cartridges through the Austrian lines
now. He has sold some email arms and
ono field battery to Servia. Servia
desires to obtain ten more batteries, but has
NO money now. That government is very
an nxous to purchase large quantity OF
small arms and artillery. He thinks o do
mestic loan will be enforced for the purpose
OF purchasing such. The belief obtains at
Vienna that Sorvia will soon declare war,
unless Russia brings powerful and direct
pressure To prevent it.
American Offender Remanded.
Charles Brent, under arrest for frauds on
the Falls City Tobacco Bank, OF Louisville,
Kentucky, was arraigned yesterday and re-
manded until next Friday, to await the
arrival OF the American officer who left
New York March II, or the steamer Ger
mania.
Plantations Burned.
HAVANA, March l3.-Several plantations
were burned in the district of Colon.
Troops were sent to hunt the insurgent in
cendiaries.
A Compulsory War Loan-eervlan Affairs.
VIENNA, March l8-Servia has deter
! mided to raise a compulsory loan for mill
| tary purposes and to exact it Immediately
| with the utmost rigOr.
The Servian ministers seem in favor Of
! immediate war. The situation is aggraya-
| ted by continued raids by Turkish trcors
on the frontier.
| The Austrian representative at Belgrade
/
| Thursday. and urged him to make bad
| ing declaration in favor of peace.
| The Prince asked few days delay be-
cause he could not trust the pacific ;.s.ur-
ances Of Montenegro. He said it NJ anuc-
negro entered into action he could II It
remain behind, and preparations for war
| were all the more necessary, as the T:rks
| wore again concentrating on the SerVlan
frontier. Long cabinet councils are held
| daily.
| Alfonso at valladolid.
| King Alfonso has arrived at Valladolid.
| A Majority for the Right.
| PARIS, March 1S.-ft is said the result OF
the voting yesterday in the Senate shows
the right to have majority of fourteen.
The Address Of the Deputies.
| MADRID, March l8-The Chamber Of
Deputies adopted an address in reply to the
| speech from the throne. after an animated
debate, by vote of 276 to 30.