New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-10

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The pspAl foreign eoesslaesss T* sfff
1alrariaa DsnanAs.
A vienpss t<lskran to the aSsssSard 70.
ports that the various Bulgarian secret
societieo have met at Bucharest and drawn
mn list Of demands to be addressed to the
conferences. Il l. stated the demands are
modofnte. % thoAxtroDo parry among tne
Bul0asiana dislike IT, idea Of beiSg e6Aged
to resort 70 she pa1funage Of Russia.
az 1 Tasi R6asFllss
The Ssamdnrfs CopstantinoplA 1hpatph
says: he Tafke vDl propose 8 - eonfqt:
encs that reforms b gsareateed hye pixed
ssp! 4 thss !gs sssas.s ssss ssi :
Bssnarek DrepoA Hist.
A special disp9seh saye an allu1ien N =
recent speech BY Prince Bismarck to those
whose acts might neoace Austria, Y re-
psrAed Ct Rome a addressed directly TO
Italy.
V.nsAuLEs. December Sin the Cham
her of Deputjes this afternoon. II. Leon
Saw. MiaiVtsr Of Finance. made financial
stctemeat, in the course of which he dem
onstrsted the absolute inp0eslbility OF
reducing taxes. he stated that the revenue
of Ere preeeut year, compared with that Of
1875. showed an increase Of only ono per
cent instead of Q nominal increase of three
DER cent. The exports were stationary in
consequence of the depression of business
abroad.
The Crisis Kept Open.
The presidents Of the various groups of
tho left, in their conference with the min
listers, proposed . programme which neither
President MacMahon nor the ministers ap-
4 10 - Thu
idents Of the left have made report on
their interview to their respective groups,
and have decl.-ed that the cabinet no
longer exists. The question upon which
they differed from MscMahon and the min
listers probably concerns the appointment
of public functionaries, and Limitation OF
the president's power to interfere therein.
The crisis Is kept open BY this matter, and
not by questions on which the cabinet suf
fered defeat in the Chamber of Deputies.
TIE New Alialstry. 8sA-.'3s,
The following list Of members of the new
Cabinet i circulating here tonight: Il
e. Dufaure, president Of the Council and
niniGter Of worship.
n. PaEdoux, keeper Of seals.
n, Simon. minister Of the interior.
The other heads Of the departments are
This sives the ministries of the interior
and justice T. the pure left. Tho question
Ia whether President AacHahon Will &C |
cept this list to which the majority Of the /
left consent
The 6ituaaien Considered Serieas.
The pelitioel situAtion 10 considered very
serious. There b now direct conflict be- i
tween the left and President MaoHahou.
The lottoe y asserted - be ipf1uouoed BY
counsel, which though mot reaotioaeEy, aee
unfsvulsble 70 tho Republicans, and \ re-
solved not - yield, while the left are equal
~ resolved 70 carry their ideas. A state of
feeling exists which renders compromise
The 6spwblqms Nsumeaise expresses the
hope that the President will take an initia- |
tory advance toward tho majority of the
Chamber of Deputies and point out the di-
lemma which exists, namely: Either the
cabinet adopt the programme Of the cham
Der or enter on . struggle with the major
ity: Such step, the RepubAque Francaise
adds, 'is not regarded with apprehension
by the majority. because it knows the coun-
try will be on it's side"
A Circular from the Perte.
CoNsrANrINOPLE, December 9.-The Min.
lister of Foreign Affairs has addressed cir
cular dispatch, dated December |, to the
of the Porte abroad, declar- |
ing that the Porte u not responsible for the
deplorable condition of some of her prov
inces. Energetic measures were only taken
after cOnciliat0ry measures had been ex. 1
hsusted. The Porte 10 now ON the point of
reforms which viii satisfy all
her subjects, OF Whatever race or religion. {
Safuet Pashs, in conclusion, points out l
that Turkeys attitude of moderation was o
the surest guarantee for tho introduction | q
Of reforms, and therefore Russian arma-
ments and Russian occupation are unjusti-
led. - II
Conference.
General Ignatief, Russiau, and the
Marquis Of Salisbury, British ambassador, 1 ,
had long interview to-day. .
A War Tax. Ia
A war tax Of fifteen piastres has been Il
evied On males between fifty and sixty Q
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