New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-10

Hotol Burned
The Bon Ton Hotel, near Prospect PARK,
burned. Loss $4,000.
FOREIGN.
The Turks Whipped Again.
LONDON, March "a telegram from Get.
Socioca attacked the Turks Monday, d
Murstorrizza. The Turks lost SO men,
their horses, ammunition and csnnon'
Burial Of Lady Stanley.
Lady Augusta Stanley was buried IN
Westminster Abbey to-day with great
nomp. The Queen and family were present.
Dean Stanley performed the buris! service.
The interment at Weetm'neaor AODey was
At the express desire OF the Queen.
The Lord Chief Justice.
The Lord Chief Justice, Sir Alexander
freedom Of the city Of London. He made
= long speech, in which be expressed his
. satisfaction that in the Alabama arbitration
thew had succeeded at any rate in the vim
dicati0n of the honor of England.
The Strathclyde Verdict.
The jury in the Strathclyde case returned
a verdict of Granddaughter against the cap
tain of the Frsnconia.
victoria's Perfected Title.
In the Commons, Mr.. Disraeli moved a
second reading of the titles bill, which de-
clares that the title of the sovereign shall
he Victoria, by the grace of God of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire
land Queen, defender Of the faith, and EN-
press OF India.
Mr.. Disraeli refuted the objections that
the title as Empress was not English: and
the colonies were neglected. He declared
the colonists we're Englishmen:
Mr.. Maurice Brooks, Home Rule member
from Dublin city, inquired if the Queen, on
assuming the new title, would extend
clemency to Fenian cOnvlcts.
Mr.. Disreali promised to reply to this
question when the bill was passed.
Mr.. Ssmuelsep, member from Danberry,
and an advanced Liberal, attacked the pro-
posed change and moved an adjournment.
mr.. Gladstone argued that there existed
important states in India which were not
under English dominion. IT the bill should
york q political change in their status it
was unjustifiable, and its passage would be
an act of temerity bordering on insanity.
He urged the claims of the colonies, and
concluded by announcing that he supported
the motion to adjourn.
The Marquis OF Harrington subsequently
advised Mr.. Samuelsen to withdraw the
motion for adjournment, but the Conserve
lives objected. The motion was finally re-
iected BY q vote of 2S4 to 81. The bill then
passed its second reading.
Vive rEmpereur.
PARIS, March 9.-The inhabitants of Ajac,
clio made Q demonstration over ROuher's
election, shouting "vive PEmpereur ~ The
military dispersed them. The inhabitants
protested to MacMahon.
The Ministry.
The French ministry has been definitely
constituted as follows: NJ. Dufaure, vice
president of council and minister OF justice;
N. Ricard, minister of interior; NJ. Wad-
worship; NJ. Christophle, minister Of public
works; NJ. Teiseerene de Bort, minister of
agriculture; Admiral FOurichOn, minister
of the marine; NJ. Leon Say, minister of
finance; General De Cissey, minister of
war; the Due de Cazes, minister of foreign
sffalrs. All the members Of the new Cabinet
belong to the Left Centre.
The Spanish Congress.
MADRID, March S.-The Congress has
CONNIE need. In the debate on the address
in reply to the speech from the throne,
Senior Pidal. a member of the moderate
party, attacked the government severely.
The Status of the CarIists.
A royal decree permits the Carlists who
fed from the country since the first of Feb
ruary to return to Spain, if they do 80 with
in forty days. Leaders must first swear
allegiance. But all Carlists who formerly
held Offices in Spain are excluded.
The newspapers announce that General
Maine has been ordered to request the
French government to expel all Spanish
republicans in France.
mother Impediment to Peace.
BERLIN. March. "a fresh difficulty in
the way of peace has occurred in Turkey.
The Christian subjects of the Sultan who
have hitherto been exempt from military
duty now refuse to pay the exemption tax,
but offer military service instead. The
Sultan refuses the offer; he says the Chris
tians are not to be trusted.
A New lnsurrection.
SAN SEBASTIAN, March 9.-Some Carlist
officers have received a circular from Ruiz
Gorilla advising them to join in an ap-
preaching ineurrecti0n for which the signal
will shortly be given.
Ready at q Moments Notice.
q. VIENNA, March 9.-Belgrade newspaper
report that the Servian militia were reviewed
yesterday. The commander informed the
troops that they must be ready to march at
any moment.
The Turkish Defeat.
RAGUsA, March 9.-Advices from Scla-
woman sources repeat that the Turks were
defeated on Monday at Metrovozza, losing
1000 killed and many wounded.
Count Andrassy has instructed Baron
Radich to proceed again to. the insured
tiOnary district.
Cuban Insurgents Discourag ed.
HAVANA, March Git is reported the late |
serious engagement disheartened the in.
surgents. Their leader, Betoncourt, and
several of his adherents, were killed at
Carthsgena on the third.
Congratulations.
In rep1v TO copgratulatorv teleprams of |
the Spanish Casinos, King Alfonso sent q
dispatch saying: The peace in Spain lie the
forerunner of the peace which the army
will soon obtain in Cuba"
The Captain Generals Projected Reforms.
1t is expected several important DEGREES
affecting the island will be issued by the
Captain General in a few days.
ksurgent kortie and Repulse.
The insurgente, commanded by Vicinte
Garcia, attacked the town of Puerto Padre
on the night of February "a. The Spaniards,
aided by the gunbosts CeDtenila and Echo,
repulsed the rebels without loss.
From Aspinwall.
The Cunard steamer Delta has arrived
here from Aspinwall, with Mr.. Francklyn
ana the other projectors of the new steam
snip line in connection with the Panama
Mr.; Park, president of the Panama road,
sailed to-day for New York on the steamer
Acapulco. The rest of the party will leave
on Saturday for that city. The gentlemen
are very retlcent in regard to their future
plans, put are confident of the success of
Connecticut G~reenbacker..