New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-23
nome ruler, under . motion to adjourn
strongly protested.

nome ruler, under . motion to adjourn,
strongly protested.
All Well. eat
calcutta dispatch announces that tho
61usn escort met 0rosvenor's mission at
Msnur1uo. All were we'll.
| A"Eo1sened klsing In the Basuue Prov
| inces.
| A Times Madrid dispatch aavs there ia
great probability of rising in the Rasnne
Pr0vinces on account of the abolition of the
fuer0s. The troops there number 50 600
and the force il by no means excessive under
the circumstances. ~ = -
Lives Of Europeans In Peril.
The Times Berlin dispatch says there
seems to be little doubt that the lives of the
European residents of C0nstan tinOple wero
in peril. The powers would notify the Sui,
tan of their w6h to send squadron to tho
Bosphorus.
Tho Times Review Of Secretary Fish, q
Demand.
The Times reviews the text Of Secretary
Fishs dispatch of March 81, and comes to
the conclusion that America is justified in
saying that according to Englsnd's own
law Winelow must be given up without any
promise respecting his trial.
The Perte's Request.
| A dispatch from Vienna to the DAILY NeUs
says it is rumored that the Porte, yielding
to the demands of the SOftas, has asked
Russia to recsl General Ignstieff.
Tho Winslsw Case.
1t is understood the government will ask
that Winslow be further remanded. A
in the case that the government will not
adhere to the present position, but seek
some other solution of the question than
refusal to comply with the treaty.
The Pail Mall Gazette, which hitherto
strongly indorsed the position of the gov
ernmenr, still maintains that the govern :
ment is bound to obey municipal Law in
to refer to the courts whether the Ashbur-
ton treaty is excepted from the operation of
the act of 1850. Our government will not
be wholly free from responsibility to the
United States until the question is raised
and decided. .- -.--'-T
Tho British Corn Trade.
The Mark Lane Express, in its review of
the British corn trade, says the present
aspect Of the country, although not alarm
ing, ls not calculated to afford farmers
much satisfaction. The light lands bear
fairly promising crops, but on the heavy
soils tho crops are poor. The country
markets were almost without exception
dearer at the close last week. The trade at
London has been marked with consid-
erable frmness, and with Q steady
demand for the continent, wheat has i'm
proved shilling per q uarter. The contin-
uance OF the export inquiry and the steadi-
ness with which cargoes Of the co ast are
taken for the continent, show that the re-
quest IL based upon q genuine foun dstiou
and the leading features of the trade have
been considerably strengthened thereby.
In addition to the inquiry for wheat on the
spot and cargoes of the coast, the demand
for the continent has extended to cargoes
on passage from Australi3 and California.
C0nscience Stricken Ruler.
vienna, May 22-The mental condition
OF the Sultan causes grave apprehension.
He is subject to delusions, fearing he will
be burned to death or poisoned.
Respectfully Declined.
Count Festeshs, Count Creuville and
Herr Trautmanadorf have successively re-
fused the appointment of Austrian ambas-
sador ct Paris. The latter expressed tho
opinion that it was improper to maintain
an embassy in . republican country.
The Railway Bin.
BERLIN, May 22.-The railway bill passed
the second reading IN the Prussian Peers.
The bill making the German language Off
cial throughout Prussis passed its third
reading in spite of the vehement opposition
from the Polish delegates.
New Deputies Elected.
PARIS, May 22.-In yesterdays supple-
mentary election for members of the A.
sembly. Girand, Republican, was returned
from NELLIE.
The reported election of M. David. Ee-
publican, from Atics is incorrect. Onlv
one member was returned there, n. Pew
rOusse, B0napartist.
Prince jerome Napoleon, who was re-
Gently elected deputy from Ajaccio, has
written letter to his constituents. in which
he says: "The republic exists; patriotism
is imposed upon US; accept it loyalty and
unreservedly."
The Duo d'Ornous. Bonapartist, was
elected from Coyduc; NJ. Peyrusse, Bona
partist, from Auch; NJ. Lonststot, Republl-
can, from Loudee; NJ. Maille. Republican.
from Maine ct Loire, and NJ. Halutgenn.
BOnapartlst, from Lorthe.
Royal Visitors.
MADRID, May 22.-Queen Christiana has
arrived at Escuriol, and wilt come to
Madrid Immediately, accompanied by King
Alfonso.
Extension Of Time for the Carlisfs.
The government has granted Carlist ex-
lies further but final delay Of submission
Sailed for the Mediterranean.
WILHELMsHAFEN, May 22.-The German
squadron of ironciads sailed to-day tor the
Mediterranean.