New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-27

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Parties have promised to advance money
from private purses.

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Parties have promised to advance money
from private purses.
Villages Burned.
The Courier d Orient ASSERTS that in Bull
isees containing l0O,OOO people. have been
burned.
The Dablfn Beat Club.
Frank Reese, representative Of the
American boat clubs, without effectlng any
important notifications, made arrange
mepts by which the University Boat Club
of Dublin University will send Q crew COM
posed OF undergraduates to the centennial
House Of Commons.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Callan,
Liberal. gave notice that on Monday he
would aek Mr.. Disrseli whether, in view of
the grave disclosures which have been
made before the Committee on Foreign Al
fairs Of the House Of Representatives in
Washington concerning certain British
subjects, showing fraudulent suppression
of facts and misrepresentation in the pros
pectue of the Emma Mining Company, the
government intends to ask law officers OF
the crown for an opinion regarding the
propriety of instituting criminal proceed
ings against these persons Implicated there
in.
Essland still Decliaes to Concur.
A Times Paris dispatch Gays it seems
certain that offers have been made to Eng
land on the invitation of Germany to modify
some of the points on which England OBJ
iects to the Berlin conference. England,
however, reiterated her refusal to give as.
sent to the memorandum. 1t 10 aiso alleged
that France has addressed proposal for q
general conference to the other five powers.
Painting Stolen.
rln Of ho nuohoan If nnvnu.
shire by Gaineeborough, recently purchased
BY . firm of Bond street picture dealers for
&52, 500, was last night cut from the frame
and stolen.
Five thousand dollars reward is offered
for the apprehension of the thief who stole
the portrait Of the Duchess of Devonshire.
Rains.
Copious raine, but the temperature con.
tinues low for the season.
The Workingmen's Societies.
PARIS, May 2l.-A meeting Of delegates
from forty-fOur work;ngmen's societies de-
cided not to receive government subven.
dition that the government shall select tho
delegates.
Demands Of tho seftas.
LIE Temps reports that the sOftas have, in
addition ~ other demands, asked the Sui
tan to renounce the title of Caliph, which
means the abdicatiOn of the spiritual head
of the Mah0medans.
Summary Of tho Memorandum.
The Journal DIES De6ats purports to have
full summary Of the note OF the Berlin
conference. The preamble recites that the
powers have Q moral right and duty to OBJ
tain tho fulfllment Of the engagement
which the Sultan contracted in accepting
the terms of Count Andrsssy's note. On
it's fulfillment depends the maintenance Of
peace. The Sultan has ~ yet performed
nothing whereby Musselmen fanatic
ism is discouraged. The SalOnica affair
is due to the POrte's hesitation.
The memorandum states that the powers
have agreed upon the following points:
which it is hoped that an understanding, on
the basis of the Andraesy note, will be
reached. Secoud-The Porte to restore the
tho Christians houses and churches, supply
the owners with food for one year, and
exempt them from taxation Tor three
from their return. Thlrd-Such relief
to be distributed by q commission COM
religions of Herzegovina, with Christian
presiding. FOurth-The Turkish troops
to be Withdrawn except from six fortified
towns, until the complete pacitcatiOn OF
the country. Fltth-The Helzee Ovinans
not to lay down their arms until the
MOslems nave done 30 anu the reforms nave
been faithfully executed. Sixth-The con-
suls or delegates of the powers to superin-
tend generally the execution OF the re-
forms, and specially the return of the
refugees. The note concludes that it the
armistice expires without their accomplish
ment of the programme, such etfectual
means will be taken by the powers as may
appear requisite.
Why Rochefort's Paper Was Seized.
The seizure of Rochefcrt's paper YVES
from the failure to pay the fine recently i'm
posed on it's publisher.
Further Confirmation.
VIENNA, May 26.-Tbe Turkish ambassa-
dor to Austria, now at Pesth, has received
q telegram announcing that the Porte is
opposed to the scheme of the Berlin confer
enco.
Dead.
Field Marshal Baron Won John Cheep.
general staff of the Austrian army, is dead
The Basic Convention.
ROME, cay 26.-The parliamentary COM
mittee on the Basic convention have de-
cided to reject it.