New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08
FOREIGN.

on the charge of cruel treatment OF the
cook, at sea.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL, January THE schooner
Jefferson Borden has been tOwed into Alb
erdeen Scotland, disabled, sixty seven days
out. The crew were famishing and other
wise not tit for duty. Their water allow
ance was teacupful daily.
The ship Cape Comorin, hence for Bombay
was wrecked on the Irish coast. The crew
numbered twenty-eight. some of whom were
drowned.
A semi-oHacial Contradiction.
LONDON, January THE Daily Ne,cs
says the rumor current in Paris that Presi-
dent MacMahon intended to propose Mar
shall Canrobert as vice president is semi
officially contradicted.
The Paris Candidates.
The Times Paris correspondent tele-
graphs that active negotiations are going on
between the various Republican groups
with tho object of bringing forward com
promise list, consisting of Victor Hugo,
Tolain, Freycine, Blanc, Peyrat or Floquet,
| as candidates for the Senate from Paris.
The success of this ticket may be consid-
sidered already certain. 1t is probable that
| the united left will have l6O votes in the
| Senate.
Armfng the Montenegrins.
The Golos insists that the Montenegrin
| loan is an accomplished fact, and asserts
| that 10 900 rifles and sixty cannon are to be
| delivered from America by March. 1t adds
| that in consequence of the threatening atti-
tude of Turkey 5000 Montenegrin guards
have been armed with breech-loaderp and
| sent to the frontier.
Reelected.
| Ior1 Hourv Thrroo G,poorvat;vo xvoo
reelected to Parliament, to-day, from South
| Wiltshire. Lord Thyme was recently ap-
| pointed to the Office of treasurer of her
majesty's household, and by accepting it
vacated his seat as member of Parliament.
| Tho Austrian Proposals.
The Bulletin Froncais says private tele-
grams received in Berlin assert that France
and other powers have adhered to the pro.
p0sals of Austria.
| Disastrous Fire.
The loss by the burning of Egleton's book
bindery is estimated at ESQ, 900.
Failed.
Charles Suthere. cotton spinner at Old
ham, Lancashire, failed for 81 ,000, 900.
Governor of Newfoundland.
Sir John Hawley Glover has been ap-
pointed Governor of Newfoundland.
The Carlists ON the Coast.
The Gazette publishes a notification to
masters of British vessels, warning them
to keep away from the whole Spanish coast
east Of BlbOa, as the Carlists batteries arc
stationed at intervals all along the shore,
and fire at anything that approaches the
neighbOrhOod Of Guet aria and St. Sebas-
tian, and Motreco is especially dangerous.
Killed BY Land Slide.
PARIS. January by land slide in the
Island of Reunion sixty-twO persons were
killed and many wounded.
The Favored Few.
The Moniteur publishes list of candi.
dates for the Senate whose election the
government favOrs.
An Approval.
The Journal des Dedats publishes semi
official communication from Vienna, which
states in effect that France intends to ad-
here to Count Andrassy's note regarding
Turkey, but has not yet done SO.
The Austrian Note.
VIENNA January 7.-Tages Presse states
that Count Andrassy has informed the rep
resentatives of England, France and Itaiv
that publication Of the Austrian note re-
garding Turkey would be inopportune until
it had received the adhesion Of the powers.
The Bank Question.
The negotiations between the Austrian
and Hungarian ministers on the bank ques-
ton has met with no result. and will be
| resumed.
An Insurgent Defeat.
Before Nicsic and Duga were revictualed
by the Turks, the insurgents suffered de-
feat, the severest since the beginning of the
war. Six hundred were killed and many
wounded. The insurgent PAulavich, who
was accused of treason, fled to Cttinge.
Nicsic has been provisioned until May.
spanish Ambassador Mt tho Vatican.
ROME, January 7.-Cardenas has heen
appointed Spanish ambassador to the Vati
can.
Reform in Turkey.
CONsrANTINOPLE, January The Aus :
trian ambassador to this court has semi
officially communicated to the Grand Vizor
: Count Andrassy's scheme for reform in the
: Turkish provinces
The Grand Vizier, in reply, is represented
! to have rejected the idea of foreign media
tion, and to have said that the Sublime
inces all necessary guarantees for reform.
Governor Of Crete.
Raouf Pasha has been appointed Gov
ernor of the island of Crete.
Ali Pasha, formerly ambassador at Paris.
has been appointed Governor General Of
Herzegovina.
Mexican ltems.
HAVANA, January 7.-Advices from the
City Of Mexico to January have been re- :
| ceived.
The new German and Spanish ambassa-
doris to Mexico have arrived
The President was on visit to the Rio
Grande region. Within q month it is as
, serted he will 60 no further than Tampico.
The Recista says the Catholics continue to
threaten the Protestant wOrshipers at St.
. Peters Church.
The great statue of Christopher Colum-
bus, designated for the City OF Mexico, ar
rived at Vera Cruz. Owing to the great
szs of the pedestal it will have to be hauled
over mountains by OK CARTS 1t is too large
to paes through the tunnel of the railroad
between Vera Cruz and the city of Mexico.
The revolution in Michoacan continues.
German Vice Consul at New York.
BERLIN, January 7.-Dr. Gerlich has been
. appointed German vice consul at New York
. in place of Herr Feigel, who has been ap
pointed consul at Havana.