The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-06-08
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FOREIGN NEWS. rr-E.c.
LONDON, June IA special dispatch to
the Pal Nall Gazette from Berlin says it is
stated here that Servia refuses to recognize
the new Sultan of Turkey, on the ground
of his irregular accession to the throne, and
declines to pay her tribute, two installrhents
of which are in arrears. The same dis
patch saws rrince Bismarck will accompany
| the Emperor William TO Ems, where n fresh
conference will be held between Prince
! B smarck, Prince GortschakCff and Count
karoh, Austrian ambassador at Berlin.
PARIS, June "A large fleet in Toulouse
harbor Is ready to sail for the East, but no
order to sail has been received. Fas s..
LONDON, June 2. "A dispatch to Reu-
ter's Telegraph Company, from Constantl-
nople, states that the ceremonies of grid
ing Murad Effendi, the new Saltan, with
the sword of Asman, which is equivalent to
coronation, is postponed till next week.
Rose Brothers and Oliver have failed in
40, 900 livres. Other small firms have
failed. The panic RACES in Messina. Large
failures in Siberia, it is reported, will sf-
feet Moscow and other points in the North.
The cotton spinners of Bolton have de-
cided to run their mills on short time on
account OF the depression of trade. Most
of the mills will remain closed throughout
Whitsuntide. ..# -..., s., ....r.-..Ft .
4 special reports massacre at Tribijon.
No Larticulars were allowed to transplre at
Constantinnple. . .- -'l4 ih -e-2'.. ..
PARIS, June 2.-Jean BIptiste Dumas
: was Yesterday received as a member of the
: French Acadcm~. .. ........ ..,-...
LIVERPOOL, June 9. The circular OF
the Liverpool Cotton Brokers Assoc iation,
< for the week ending Yesterday, says thai
cotton has improved, the demand and mar
5 ket has assumed frmer tone, with, more
regularity in prices. American stock was
B. depressed early in the week and declined
e 1-16I, but subsequently the demand increas
q ed and tho dec inc was recovered Fo
Sea Island Irqu,ry has been small anC
S prices unchanged. Ii futures there ha
! declined 81, but recovered, and is nov
i about 116d above last week frH
VIENNA June lit is stated that tn
S representatives of the powers held a meeting
d and resolved to postpone indefinitely tn
N presentation of the Berlin memorandum.
/ LONDON, June 3.-A Paris correspond IN
Ii of the Times says it seems now,y beyond
!. doubt, that Russia, in accord with the otbG
u powers, has agreed to postpone the pre-
n sentation of the Berlin memorandum to til
o Porte. ".t4 2-l.= l7i.l -fa1=ih Ga f'i'iH
y The Times's Berlin dispatch declares tha
:, the action, of Roumania and Servia
u relation to their contemplated declaratio
l. of independence will doubtless be governe
e by Russia, who seems willing TO rccogni7
/ Murad upon the condition that he abando
e the idea of waging war against Servia au
y Montenegro. As however, Murads party
bent upon such war, it is expected that III
C,1lt frrix
s 1t is reported that three British men OF WI
II are cruising off Dalmatial coast to prevel
the landing of arms for the insurgents.
IS the meantime warike preparations contii
s ne. Srrvla has just ayowed her adhesio
y to the Geneva convention relative to I'll
" treatment OF Wounded The official Gazet
of Montenegro. declares fresh armistice
q impossible, and says the instruction wi
/ now continue in good earnest ~
IS LONDON, June 8 The Times, IN its sc,
s ond edition, publishes a specId dispatch
/ dated Berlin, dune q saying it appear
that the powers have suspended action o
the Berlin memorandum for four days,
e order to allow-the new Turkish govern
e ment to give unmistakabie indca'i ion q
their policy and their power of mAintatnin
! themselves. e. g,-g-L-.Hrr E,-r-s...a.... ..
BERLIN, june ga correspondent of tn
i Times, from Berlin, says judging from III
n spoken and printed sentiments of the ad
e herents of Austria, it might he assume
i that Andrassy coBtemplates the possbilii
OF abandoning Russia, aud adopting Eng
$ lish views of E ,stern affairs
e The Rtshkirnir organ at ST. Petersbur
e says the Sclavonjc party already regard
war as imminent, and discusses point
!; where Austria will concentrate to resist thu
: Russian attack.
|, The plague still RACES at Bagdad 'a
k The Times, in a leading editorial, say
= the English people have Thought abou
Il Turkish affairs, and that there is y resolv
!, that Russia shall not, with IMMUNITY, tea
/ up the treaty of Paris, and seLew the az
+ gressive policy which the Crimean wa
n terminal ed. vv8r 81 li1cW zsR arfr
u MONTREAL, June 6.-The Metropolital
p, Bank, of Montreal, is in difficulty. 1t
II proposed to reduce the stuck aud amaiga
! mate the concern with some other bank {
o ST. Petersburg, June g 1T Is believes
g that an understanding will he reached VII
s the treaty powers before Russia Lakes an
steps relative TO Turkey.
Il LoNDoS, June 90 = Dispatches frer
Il India state that Grosvenor and Baker ar
: expected to arrive at Ragoon to day. s.s
= a Do Domestic Markets. z5T 20
!. GALVESTON, June O. Geld / I2iS6111S
i Silver par q a premium Exchange-Ns'
A York sight 4@19 per cent. premium; NeN
Orleans sight par@g Il per cent. premium.
Cotton dull and nominal; good ordinar
csc; low middling 1885; middling 1lSiC
, good middling l212c
IS New YORK. June 6-Stocks active ars
lower. Money az per cent. Gold 1125S
Il Exchange II long ASS; short 40 Cover
8 mems dull and strong. State bonds quie
e TenneSseeS lower rest steady g
+ Cotton dull; sales ia bales; uplAnds l2C
v Orleans 121ke- So s.l.,. F- LAX