New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-31
WHOLE NUMBER 2767.

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opened steadier, but soon became demoral-
lied again. One failure in the foreign mar
ket has already been posted in the house,
and others are expected. Egyptian ana
Turkish securities are fuotuating rapidly.
with prices of the former from to-
lower than yesterdays closing, and the
latter ] to 2 lower. The announce
ment from Constantinople about deferring
likely to produce still further depression in
Turkish bonds. One of the rumOrs in con-
nectlOn with the movement in Egyptian
securities is that heavy selling orders have
been received from Alexandra, in cOnse
quence of information which has reached
Egypt that the position OF Disraeli is &C.
riously undermined by the management of
the Cave affair, and his lersistency in
forcing through Parliament the royal titles
bill, which, it is claimed, will be exceeding
" unpopular with the British people.
Growing Strength Of the Liberals.
The division in the House of Commons
on Tuesday night on the Irish borough fran
chise motion, in which the government had
ing l79 against 166, is cited as evidence of
the growing strength of the liberals.
Disasters to the Abyssinfans.
A special dispatch from Alexandria to the
Duly Ne,cs says the truce granted to the
King of Abyssinia has been broken. The
Abyssinians have again suffered severe
losses. The King, with all his forces, has
retreated to L0biahi, near G0dOlfelOsi, and
again sued for peace. Ras Baro, his prin
cipal adviser, was killed in . recent en-
gagement.
Rumored Retirement of the Gear.
The Pail Mall Gazettes Berlin special says
the proposed retirement of the Gar appears
partially confirmed. 1t is stated that the
Czarowitch will be intrAsted with the re-
gency during the summer, being tempo
rarily invested with full sovereign power.
The Position Of Russia.
The Times Berlin special says two more
St. Petersburg journals, the Golos and the
Tedomasti, assures South Sclavonians that
although Russia is hard by in position to
succor them Immediately, she will neither
coerce them by violent measures nor allow
another power to cOerce them.
If the South Sclavonians feel strong
enough to rise against the Turks, Russia,
according to the Vedomasti, will compel the
neutrality OF other parties. This language
strangely differs from the intelligence semi
officially propagated, but, as under Russian
press Laws it could not be held with i'm
punity If unapproved, the existence of op-
posite currents can not longer be doubted.
From the INSURGENTS.
Reuters kilograms from Kagusa to-day
state that the conferepces have been con-
cluded. Moukbtar Pacha has returned to
Trebigne. Ali Pachs leaves tomorrow. 1t
is understood the conferences will be CON
tinued by correspondence. Up to the pres
hor n
cessation of hostihties, and from the twenty
eighth of March to the tenth Of April, which
the Turkish commissioners have conceded,
while refusing to grant formal armistice.
Intelligence from Sclavonic sources an
nounces that the insurgent leader, Pet
kOvices, repulsed an attack of Turkish
troops on the twenty.eighth instant, near
Ljubiuje, capturing 300 head of cattle, forty
h0rsee, etc. The Turks lost several men
killed.
The Times correspondent at Berlin tele
graphs that Count Andrassy has sent q
summons to the Porte insisting upon pre-
parations being immediately made for the
return Of the fngitives from Herzegovina.
The Russian telegrsphic agency reports
that the Herzeg0vinan insurgents, acting
on the advice of the Prince Of Montenegro.
have consented to q twelve days. truce.
The Porte has promised Austria to keep
ltS LEUOpS eO6tlOu0Iy AAuS VAO VI uO0s ANO&V-
tiatiOns have commenced.
Action Against the Chinese Pirates.
The Posts Berlin dispatch says that
France may Join England, Russia, Germany
and China in common action against the
Chinese pirates.
In the House Of Lords.
In the House of Lords there was q long
debate ON the royal titles bill. The Duke
of Richmond and the Marquis of Salisbury
defended the title of Empress as accurately
expressing the Queens relation to India.
Lords Somerset, Grey, Lawrence, Wavery,
Granville and Kimberly opposed it. The
latter congratulated the ministers that they
had not repeated Mr.. Disraelis mischievous
argument concerning Russia. The bill was
read q second time without discussion, the
opposition announcing Lord Shaftesbury's
motion praying the Queen to assume the
title of Empress.
The French Senate.
The Times Paris dispatch says the Senate
Yesterday arranged the method for the par
tial renewal Of its membership every
three years, as prescribed by the con-
stitutionsl laws. The departments are
divided according to alphabetical Or
der, into three categories, each rep.
resented by seventy-ive Senators. The
first category comprised the departments
from Ain to ard, including the colonies OF
Algeria, Guadaloupe and La Reunion. The
second comprised the departments from
Garonne to Disc, including the colonies of
Constantine and Martinique. The third
took in the departments from Orne to
Yonne, including the colonies Of Oran and
Pondicherey.
Lots were then drawn to decide the order
in which the Senators Of the three cate
gories must seek selection. The result was
that the Senators in the first category are
to retire after nine years, those in the Sec
ond after three years, and those in the third
after six years. The second category of
Senators thus obliged to retire at the ex-
piration of three years includes at present
fifty-one members of the right and eighteen
of the left.
In the Chamber of Deputies.
VERSAILLES, March 29.-The Chamber of
Deputies to-day INDUCED in q heated de-
bate concerning the validity OF the election
basement of the Carpenters, Department
Of Vancluse.
NJ. Boyer, Legitimist, urged that the elec-
ton be annulled. The members of the left
interrupted and protested. NJ. Boyer there
upon quilted the house.
Subsequently, when q vote was about to
take place, the BOnapartists and legitim-
lists, upon q sign from the Duke De ls
Rochefoucsuld-B Bissaca, q legitimist mem
ber from the reimbursement of Manners, in
the department of Sarthe, quilted the
house in q body.
M. Grevy, the President of the Chamber.
protested, and stated that systematic abb
stentiOn was punishable. NJ. POujade's olec-
ticn was then confirmed.
Messrs Ricard and Dufaure to-day gave
evidence before the Senate's committee on