New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18


valns Il psoee earfeaey. Tie b Rsts0baFJ
1aaksoA Daak has svoUsd il snAhility q
psuosol VIII the epeea&io0, saA Win n
hneee pay gold Tor popM.
II i bsfkved The Ruasian eOvernnent /
fynG - obtain Ioan frvn HollAsA.
IL veoae oo7sapeo1ess Of ths Daa,
Ness sa<gsphs: II = believed tie Ca.
fsven peooe, bat il i tDsvn tie Enpresa
- C1Afovrtch, strongly attached to th9
80 party. are exertieg their efforts 70 ID
v1ooe It's objscAL
Ths Timer Belgrade dispatch says: The
E0vefDDees states that 400 Coasnelu ".
1ived q KlAd0vs last week, bRiaSin4 7tS
hseoeA They marched 70 Delixrsde. A
&Acosasd more we're expeesed yesterdsy.
A Berlin diepsseh to the Times says:
Coio0<I DetASkkc6s Himion Ia behait OF
Rassis vii address itself paetieularIy to
The military party IN the Aussxian eours,
yho advise making . COMMON cause with
xoasia, and introducing the policy Of con-
quest
A speeisl dispatch from Berlin to the
PsA Nall Gasetse says: The greet poven
have DoW reverted to Lard Derbys earlier
DeopoaA TO conclude n armistice for six
week., vi;hou, o. nditloes, IN order to de-
vise during that period . bssis for . treaty
q peace There 10 NO truth n the reports
OF German u obiiixs,ion- Colosel DesaAh-
ko6, nov On . mission 70 Austria On behalf
Of Russia, 10 The Care sdjutant
4 dispatch from Vienna to the Reuter-
Telegram Company; ssys: II IL believed in
Vel informed circles that N alliance BE-
tween Austria and Russia Is On the rpoin, Of
bei1g concluded. aecordir to vrieh Ruseia.
IN the event OF Turkeys refusing . short
am ice, would enter upon military inter
veniion, While Austria would remain reu-
tkal. kaseia would not permanently oc
espy the Turkish PROVINCES, bot ehould
events Lead TO the overthrow of the Otto
man government, RaeeiA would Yield 10
Austria e1eh extension of TERRITORY a. she
might claim, on the ground Of commercial
sd geoSral interest
The Times, in . leadiKg article, poin ss out
thai peace or var depends upon Q prompt
reply BY the Porte 20 Rnssiss demand for
nix weeks srmniise. The Timer repeats
II arguments IN favor Of the 20 sers urging
Turkey 70 accept R1&iais demand.
The Pail Kaa Go-<tte, this afternoon. Ia =
Leading article, contends that Russia i AZ
present actually Il var With Turkey. and
that any further Efforts II diplomacy are
uGe2eaa.
A special dispatch to the Standard. from
BtiErode, states that unreasonable heat Il
csoGsg much siekneaa- Last week an oat
bssak Of the plague occurred 1t Aaau eelo-
vs'z. which killed BIC s. rvians. Their Sar.
eaotses AID bedding were burned, and the |
Efcusd pl0wed mp, when the pestiIenee |
eoase4 - suddeely - il appeared.
The correspondent of the Times 1t Bel
Efade, diaeuasiDg the situation. Gays: Every
diplomatic agent here believes We are on
tes eve OF great Eastern var. The only
emeeeoce OF opinion among them Il a. To
!hsehse it vill conmenoe In the spris1 -
.sDsss iDmedisfely. An outward indioa-I
EaooA seem 70 favor the latter, which vouId l
1ve 8on1aa and Servia gFeoS sdvantaaea
otfeeke fuDors are current concerning The |
action of Austria. On 6andav
oe9f-cmelA intelligence reached BeiRr,de
hat The Emperor OF Austris had informed
ne Gar that Austria would remain neu.
- limited occupation of one of he
SeS.sAan provinces Of Turkey.
Dispatches this morning penpes~n4
0easiiy, that the Russians are asoemblsd
. view Of the Bosphorus and the seat Of
NJ.
A st. Petersburg letter to the Times, dated
)etober ii, ssys: .
DSs Dsie.s the general impression here i. {
hss kossia i spon the eve Of . long wiehed- Y
" struggle with Turkey
4 special to the Times. from yisnn.
Ases that the Engiikh and French govern. ii
ents, especially the former, have decidedly Z
ronouneeo Tor acceptance of the eix
0nths srmistiee. Austeia u inclined ~
Likewise, and has sskea Germanys opin-
o, which, however, has not jet been given. &c
Ny, On being pressed by England 70 give =
oennIte reply, says IL does not vsnt In ~
y wav TO anticipate Ssrvia's dscision. :. u
6erviA.
A Reuter- telegram from Bucbarest an. -
uneee that cOnTention has been con \.
1oed between the kounanian and Rus " "
n railway companies BY which the W
'mer undertake TO hold in readiness. At
disposal Of Russia, sufficient trains 70 ps
lDsport 1900 troops daily. PI
keoters correspondent Ut 81. Peters- ~.
re telegrsphs that it il UNDERWOOD TIA. H iie
sen, reveHlng to EngiAnd's original pro- IN
esl, demands that guarantees shouId be ~
ofded Tor the execution of reforms in -
rkey by means OF an international act ~
e Porte previously refused this. II l. ~
v stated servia 10 resolved to reject any -. e
Biesice. ef
Reuter- Telegram from Vienna report. ~
u the Austrian government has NOT sp -.
nistice; on the contrary, it il understood =. ~
mt Andiasty viii support the stepe -.
En- BY Russia in favor of . shorter -
Distioe sDd will second Kussia's action ia 20! !n
mony vith the triple alliance. ~.
'sutsrs Berlin telegram states that Ras- -.
telegrsphic dispatch rejecting the ~ -;
te's proI ossh is dated October Ii, and -,
HSRArQ
nths' aTMistice - unnecessary, and m. -
ors bic to the conclusion Of . durable -
&c, which We desire. We are not in the ne
iton to exercise upon 6ervis and Monte
70 pressure 10 obtain the consent 70
pfol0DEstion IN their uncertain and
cult position. We consider that the az
nciaI ead commercial condition of En-
:, which 10 already unbeassble, would
er siiIl more BY such postponement We
. intiet upon IN srmistice of four or six MOI
ks, with the pr0veion that it be further Ty
ongeo should the progress Of negotia-
. .. nder it necessary" I
Renter dispatch from Sara reports six
ssehir Pssha bss repulsed the insur. abe
70 snd relieved Bilek, which has been
eyed BY Peko Poulawitch since Friday 3
The insurgents of the districts Of On,
'inte snd NevesiDjs have separated o;o
! Nome @no returned 70 Ins
fro,