New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-12

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1elayed It st. Thomas three days for coal
end sailed thence on the eighth.
From San Ds0lase.
San Domingo dates to the t~wenty-dfth o.
October say General Gonzalez arrived .,
the capital ON the nineteenth of October
His return inspired confidence. The int
nor town OF Santiago, and the seaport o.
Puerto Plata have both ~capitulated to Con
zalez. Party communication between tht
seaport and interior 10 therefore re-estab
lished. General Gonzelez has been pro
claimed Dictator 1t San Domingo City, bui
10 unwilling to accept. Peace may DO con
sidered once more established. Gonzales
has not imprisoned or bsnished . single
partisan of the fallen government.
Advices from Js"mel, Hsyti, Of the TWEEN
ty-sixth ultim0, state that tranquility pre-
walls. The gathering of the coffee crop mas
commenced, but the late hurricane having
injured some it will be much smaller tnsn
Last years crop.
A speech fron the Gear.
LONDON, November ia dispatch to
the Reuter- Telegram Company from st.
Petersburg says: The GaLOis pub!ishes .
speech delivered by the Car in Moscow
xans. The Car said that during his entire
reign bis energies have been directed to
maintain right and justice for the Eastern
Christians. Unfortunately his pacific efforts
have been in vain. A conference OF the
pOwers is now about to meet at CONSTANT
NOBLE. Russia would maintain her demands
now. Acquiescence would compel Russia
to take arms. In that event he reckOned
on the support of his subjects. The speech
was received with enthusiastic cheers.
The following is the text of the speech
delivered by the Gar at Moscow, yester-
day: I thank you for your sentiments re-
spectlng the political situation, which is
now more clearly defined than before.
You know that Turkey has yielded to my
demand for an immediate armistice, to end
the ueeless slaughter in Servis and Mon.
teneero. In this unusual struggle the
N~ontenegrins a. heretofore have shown
themselves real heroes. Unfortunately the
can not be said of The Servians,
Notwithstanding the assistance Of our v0lun-
teere, many of whom shed their blood for
the SclsvOnic cause. l know that all
Russian joins me in warmly sympathiz.
ing in the sufferings of our brethren
and co.relig1onists. The true interests
of Russia are, however, dearer to
me than al. My wish to the uttermost
II to spare Russisn blood; therefore I have
s~triven, and will still strive to obtain 2 real
lWVEOV00CuU ~ t00 pUcAtAVA VI u
tians by Hesceful In Q few days
negotiations will commence at Constantine
ple. Ny most ardent wish is that We may
arrive ct . general agreement. Should
however, be not achieved, and
eco that We can not
obtain guarantees necessary for carrying
sat what We intended TO demand from the
Porte. am firmly determined to act indie
! sm convinced that the whole
Russia will respond to my summons
should l consider it necessary and Russia's
honor require it. Moscow will lead the van
by it's example. May Gold help us to carry
out our scored mission"
The Ceasfaneineple Conference.
The Post publishes an official announce.
nent Of Russis's formal acceptance Of the
proposal fer . conference at Con-
on the basis of the integrity
and independence OF Turkey. The pro.
posal, a. accepted by Russia, includes the
that the powers jointly and sew
srsi;y ren0Dnce all intention of aggrandize-
peat.
Tho Strath Clyde Case.
In the case of the Queen against Keyn,
master of the German steamer FrancOnia,
which, while on the way to Havre in the
,ourse of 9 voyage to the West Indian col
mics, having touched at an English port
or q pilot. who wa on board, to take her
the chr nuel, ran down the Strath
Clyde, an English vessel, within three miles
If Dover, and thus caused the death Of q |
lumber of persons, including several Eug. |
ish subjects. Lord Chief Justice CockburD, |
lord Chief Baron Kelly, Justice Field, Jus. |
ice Lust. Bsron Pollock. Baron BramwelI, |
md Sir r. Phillimore, concur in quashing |
he conviction of K.yn, and Lord Cole.
idge, Justice Brett, Baron Amphlett, JUS |
Ice Grove, Justice Dennsn and Justice |
dissent. Judgment will be deliv.
red by Lord Chief. Justice Cockburn, on
ss the decision turns exclusively
n the question of jurisdiction. 1t seems
lrisdictiOn within three miles of the coast
ill be overturned.
On 'ChaDse.
At the Stock Exchange during the week
OnsOls have been dull and declined one
English railways have advanced.
ut the best point was not maintained to
be close. The foreign market has been
rm, the balance of changes being on the
sing side; scarcely any stock, however,
osed at the highest level. There was .
sneral relapse yesterday, attributed to
ord Bac0nield's wsrlike speech 1T the
ord Mayors banquet. American stocks
I've been adversely affected by the political
in the United States, which
attracting much attention.
The Times to-day printed . special dis
Itch from Philadelphia 0ver . column
ng, giving the latest phase of affairs.
England have not had much influence
NON discount rates because of the scarcity
bills Offering.
In Mincing Lane markets during the past
Bek the leading feature has been Q further
avy rise in sugar, amounting to f3 to fj
ton. The general recovery from the
west point of market in spring is now e.
f9 per ton. The transactions have been
'ry large, with the market more excited
an it has been since 1863. The movement
lees from the certainty of French beet
OF crop being much smaller than was an
and the rapid advance upon re-
.ed sugars: The limited quantity Of good
tee available brought high rates. Cotton
again dearer and the market active. Rice
. n tending upward. Tea dull. Spices
10, with more inquiry.
The Proposed Conference.
VIENNA, November lI.-Reports from
rkish sources state that the Porte has
sed several objections to the projected
and has instructed it's London
lbassador to communicate them to Lord
scon1eld. Lord B~eaconfeld asserting
It all the powers had assented to the con.
ence is criticised in diplomatic circles,
the Vienna Cabinet has not yet accepted
, proposition. Count Andrassy will state
views of the English proposal after the
neral Of his mother, who has just died.
Specia For New York.
November 1.-The Russia
X $279 400 sterling specie for New York.
Regulating the Lev<es.
The decree Of March 10, given by Royal
Rubi, which simplified and
tied the various contributions into Q
gle one of thirty per cent on all prop
y and income, and which was suspended
another decree in May last, temporarily
establishing the old way of paying con-
buttons, because the statistics in regard
property we're insufficient. has now been ]
Tered to come into effective force on the 8