New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31

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~auslly from tho interior, describe the
5000 of the last hurricane rs very dieas-
-trvus. The sugar crop. which promised IN
sunoep.iOnslly abundant yield, will be much
rxseaced.
The American schooner Annie Z. Carl,
viii cargo of hides. gum and cocOanuta.
Seom vene zuela, for New York, went ashore
"a The night of the nineteenth on Csyo
Largo, between BatabanO and Cienfoegus,
and is fimly Embedded. The cargo can be
saved. A brig has been chartered by her
tain in CienfuegOe to take her cargo.
While aehore, the crew of the schooner
sixteen OF the crew and passengers OF the
sEaelish schooner Enterprise.
The English Grain Trade.
LONDON, October 20. - The Marx
iE1asr Express weekly review OF the
&IAin trade says there has been bet
ssr weather during the past week. and in
sbo north the RENAME of the outstanding
crop have been mostly gathered. The con-
<kifion is deplorable in many districts; bar
Icy and oats were hardly worth carting,
.Hzd the grass wss so sodden "a to have Lost
M0ch of lis nourishog properties.
Reports OF the potato blight were gloomy.
The diseese IS yet is confined to few Eng
2iah and Scotch d:etricts, hut it is feared it
vii extend to Ireland. Fine dry weather
- grestly needed for potatoes and for COW.
sog wheat, a considerable acreage of
vtach has been sown during the
past week. Holders of wheat remsiu
Sery firm and millers buy reluctantly,
bat they are by no means satisfied that
a advance in prices is improbable. Local
xade has been Quiescent. and with moder-
80 coosumptive dem and. wheat has with
difficulty maintained its previous price
Maize, flour and feeding stuff. are IN.
changed. Arrivals off the coast have been
Sory limited; California careoes on passage
Aave declined slightly from the highest
vNat. but firmer feeling has been sho wn
satteriy.
Fren the Arctic sea.
The steamer Pandora which sailed from
Southampton for Smiths sound in the Arc
Tia regions some mouths since tor the pur-
Veee of bringing to England any dispatches
winch might have been deposited by the
Arctic expedition just returned, passed
&><ookhsven on her way to Portsmouth at
noon to day. All we'll.
Meeting Of the German Reichstas.
BERLIN, October 3O-The German Reich. |
seAg, Imperial Parliament of the whole en- |
pro, opened to-day. The Emperor, in his |
speech, Gays Germapy's foreign relations,
notwithstanding the difficulties of the pres |
eut political situation, are fully accordant |
18th the Emperor's pacific policy. His con-
slant endeavor is to preserve friendly re.
1stjons with all powere, especially thoee
osaAected with Germany BY ties Of neigh
1GAood and history. So far ~ peace
Xsy Do endangered among such to pre-.
0ve it by friendly mediation. Whatever
10 future may have in store Germany may
Eeat assured that the blood of her sons will |
y sacrificed or risked only for the protec-
tan Of her own honor and interest.
The imperial speech mentioned the gen
RA depression of trade and industry in
Germany and throughout the world, and
seAees that the object of the governments
4eamercial policy will be the protection of
German industry from the preiudicial efforts
~ one-sided custom Q regulations in other
senntries. This object will be kept spe-
ssAAy IN view OF impending negotiations for
- renewal OF commercial treaties. The
xoperors speech was read by Herr Hoff.
.ann, his msjests being absent on account
x indispOsition.
The Pan.4ngltcan Synsd.
Nearly every bishop invited to attend the |
synod has accepted or re-
We'd. Some influential American bishors
lase stipulated that it they attend, all .
abjects of interest and Importance shall
- tree and open to discussion.
The eynod will probably be much occu.
sed with matters affecting the Episcopal
church.
This Is the last day of the usual fornightly
settlement on the Stock Exchange. Three
.ail0res have bean announced resulting :
rum the recent fluctuations, but the liabiI- !
laes Of the suspended parties are not i'm.
'octant.
Spanish Insurgents Dispersed.
"A Reuter- telegram from Bilboa reports
kAe small bands of insurgents recently sp- q
cared in the neighborhood of Ecsrtaciones, t
At have dispersed. G
The Austrian Eastern Policy.
vienna, October 30.-The Constitutional =
Il groups OF the Austrian Reicbsratb intend Y
, send an address to the Emperor about
~ Austrian Eastern policy.
Wagser Played in Paris. a
PARIS, October 3O-Wagner,s Gotter- a
ring of the Nibelungen) was n
eeformed for the first time at q popular q
socert here yesterday. A portion of the
adsence bissed and protested noisily. &
Opening Of the French Chamber. .
VERsALLEs, October 3O-The Chambers b
ere opened today. There was no speech Ct
, President Mcmahon. The Senate ed. tt
armed until November 6, and the Cham. q
r of D0Duti0A until the thru rpov;mo i to