The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TichbOrne Denomination.
LONDON. April i7.ITbere was large
demonstration in HYDE Park to-day in
favor Of the liberation Of tho Tichborne
claimant it is estimated That from ten
| to twelve thousand persons we're present
Conflicting statements.
| In spite OF the declaration of.Austria
published by the St. Petersburg Gov
ernment. denying the speech hostile tc
Russia. which was attributed to Baron
Rodick, u correspondent Of tho Ruaki
Mir sends % special dispatch reasserting
the original statement and declaring he
and two others were present when
Rodick spoke OF Russia as defeated by
Turkey.
The Berlin correspondent Of the Times
points out as u significant fact that the
Mir thus contradicts an official state
ment. and says It. is u proof Of the power
the Sclave party have In st. Petersburg.
Trouble In tho East.
A Calcutta dispatch TO tho Times says
tho troubles IN Bustar, the beginning of
which was reported in dispatcb Of
April 8, now look more serious. but
there has been no actual fighting as yet.
lecting. The people arc principally in
cepsed against the exactions Of the
Rajah, who has taken refuge In the fort.
Large Meeting In Paris.
PARIS. April H. Five thousand peo-
Pile attended tho meeting addressed by
Hugo and Blanc. Banc's discourse on
Tho philadelphia Exhibition was exceed
ipgly fine. It. sketehed the history Of
Philadelphia and made an appeal for
amnesty. which was received with the
utmost enthusiasm. Mr.. Blanc be-
lieved the Centennial Exhibition would
complete the reconciliation pf the
North and South. which was com
menced by amnesty American states
men had oxerted themselves to prevent
hatred succeeding defeat. They under
stood that order would never be perma-
nently re-established when II WIS not
restored in the hearts OF the van1uished.
He stated that France would be repre-
sented ut Philadelphia by two thousand
exhibitors. It was also desired that ono
hundred aud twenty delegates Of the
worlingmcn representing sixty corpo-
ratiofis should be sent there. The sum
voted by the municipality Of Paris was
barely 81 ficent to defray the expense.
He desc libed the part France had taken
in American colonization and American
liberation. and declared that tho Cen
tennial was in consequences thereof u
French fete and n fete OF human intel
lect which could not fail to advance
education and humanity.
The Porte Complains of scrvIa.
BERLIN. April II. .-- The Porte has again
drawn the attention of the powers to
the attitude Of Servia, whore, MS It Is
stated, tho insurrectiop is continually
drawing supplies.
Another Fight with the Insurgents.
RAausA. April H. SIavonic advices
from Iubzi report nm engagement be-
tween tho Turks and insurgents in which
tho Turks were defeated.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YoBE. April u, Eyeuing.-sonthorn Hour
mainly for low grades. Corn n shade easior at
7ae. Oats steady. Coree-ltio quiet and .un-
changed. Sugar ilrtn at e.le~7ysc for fair t.,
unchanged Rice steady Talow IT, I6e. Iiosn
and turpeutino steady Pork easier: new moss
e., 30. Lard,,prims steam s'9 77s@ia 80
Money easy. offered Mt 3. Sterling sieady Mt
81 s74. Government bonds steady: now 5s 1 ts
State bonds quiet and nominal.
CINctNNATI, April t-Fiour quiet and un.
changed. Whent 81 1901 80. Corn .scarce and
firm steobbe Oats and rye steady. Barley-No
q Spring u o5ep1 Oh. Pork easior. sa2 so cnsh.
meats easier: shoulders held Mt sssc clear rib
sides ~. elsnr sides n9mlnai,y i2,glasc; Bacon
sidos lac. Hogs fair TO good heavy 81 eo@s 2t {:
shipments 27o receipts 1900. Whisky firm atsI ".
Butter quiet. prime to choice 2e@2sc. fair to
Sr. LOUIS. April I7.-Flour quiet and unchane
cd. Wheat riner. No. 2 rod fall u ~, No. do.
no offerings. Corn excited. No. 2 mixed $3.50
ing doing. Barley duh. Whisky steady and
unchanged. Provisions dull and unchanged.
only email j9bbing irado. Hogs stronger.
family q 50, Wheat dull ., 1901 80, Corn firm.
ist7 os's au1 and stssdy myG dull 7ac
clear rib sides t.95@i2c clcar sides i225e. Bacon
shoulders 9bc clear rib siJes l2a.@i27.c, clear
tierce its@ilI'c keg isc whisky steady. 81 OF.
Bagging 1uiet but firm, las@lac.
CmlcAoo. April i7.--Flour flrm. Wheat firm;
Gorn-demand Cor demand aative SR No. a. Is, spot Oats
mand good: No..2 32h spot. Rye firm: g. 'a6e5.
Barey-demand fair: 81 spot. Pork s22 55o,2a 40.
Lard l3350o13.io. Bulk mcats quiet and un-
changed. Whisky dull ut 81 oe's.
River News.
C1NcrNNaTI, April 17.-River twenty four feet
and falling. Weather cool and partly cloudy.
PITTsBuHa. April t7.-River ten feet and ak
inches and falling. Weather clear and pleasant
LoutsvtLLE. April I7-Kiver falling. ten feet
FIVE inches in the canal Weather coo! and clear
cool. River 26 7-l0 feet. ana about stationary.
Down: Robert Mitchell Mt 8 n. IN. Up Robert H.
Lee Mt :35 u. m.
CAIRO. April i7.--Arrived; Robert u. Leo from
New Orleans nt 3 y. m.. Atlantic from New Or
leans at u. m. Fonenele from New Orleans mt
last hight. Chas; Morgan from New Orleans at
.. m. Departed: Leo for Louisville at last
night. Atlantic for 1t Louis at 0a. m, Fontenelle
for st. Louis ut . a. M. Schenck fer New Orleans
at II, Morgan for Cincinnati mt y. m. River 30
feet inches and rising. Weather clear. with u
strong north wind. Mercury 50.
ST. LOUIS. April H.-Arrived: Capitol City
fron Vicksburg.
The river has risen ~ inches Weather cloudy
and colder.
New Orleans rates were advanced to-day 10
tho following prices: Flour 10 cents. grain II
cents bacon and lard II cents.
MEMPHIS. April i7-River fell inches, now "a
feet inches. Weather clear and cool.
Arrived: Illinois from Vicksburg.
Departed: Ella for Madison. Sherlock for Now
Orleans.
SHREVEPORT. April 17-Weather clear and
pleasant. River fell eight inches during the last
NJ tu al. ,ar