New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-09
FOREsIGN.


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Earl Derby's Allssiom.
PARIS, April Earl Derby, the Britisl
Minister for Foreign Affairs. has arrived il
The Memorial Diplomatq,se says: A sat
sfactory solution Of the questions relative
to Egypt will doubtless be arrived ct dur
ing Lord Derby's scjourn in Paris.
Counted Out.
10 annulled. ''
The senate to-day declared invalid th,
election Of N. Terre, Orleanist.
| For the Centenaial.
HAvRE, April 8.-The France sailed 70,
Philadelphia and Now York with 1900 tom
| of exhibits for the centennial.
Before . Prize Court.
| HAVANA, April I'm an edict published
BY the Gaceta, the naval authorities call on
the owners of the steamer OCtavia to an
pear before the prize court within twenty
days and make whatever declaration they
| consider best. The decision a. regards the
| vessel will be rendered on the twenty sixth
| instant.
Terms Of submission.
| RAGusA, April The insurgent leaders
have informed Baron Rodick Of the condi.
tions ON which they will lay down their
arms: Their terms include the withdrawal
OF al Turkish troops, except six small gar.
risons, which shall be placed under the su-
pervieion Of Russian and AustuiAn inspect
ors. They also require the disarmament Of
Mshommedans, and guarantees from the
powers.
Conseltat1enal Unity.
MADRID, April Tho Official gazette
publishes special order maintaining the
fueros in Bilboa, Vittoria and San Sebas-
tisn: Delegates from loyal deputations
OF those towns arc summoned to appear in
Madrid on tho first of May. After consult
Ing with them and with tho Navarrez dele
gates, tho government viii draw up and
present to the Cortes . bill establishing
constitutional unity in the Basque prov
inces.
General Quesada.
General Quesada will leave Madrid next
week to take command Of tho army occu-
pylng the provinces of the north.
Egyptian Flnances.
CAIRO, April 7.-The Khedive has mot
yet accepted the proposal of the French
hnanciers, who offer to take . smaller
amount of the proposed new loan than tho
Khedive demanded. It IL rumored that If
the French combination for the conversion
of the Egyptian floating debt resch NO ar
rangement by the tenth instant, payment
Of Treasury bonds then due will Be post
poned. 1t 10 stated that council of minis-
.l tess be: =. decided to postpone for three
floating debt duo in April and May, to a.
low time for . definite arrangement of the
Anances Of the country.
How the Turks Keep q Truce.
vienna, April 8.-During the truce the
Turks concentrated twenty-five battalions
near Treblnji and received two ship loads
of reinforcements.
In Fun Revolt.
Northern Herzegovins, which has been
quiet some time, il now full of ineurrection.
Bosnia is in revolt, and Turkey was never
90 seriously threatened.
Declined - Answer.
Servia has declined to answer an inquiry
from the Porto why the Servian army 10
being formed into six corps Of operation.
Hestilities to be Resumed.
1t 10 asserted that Herzegovinan chiefs
have left Sutt0rins and rejoined their
bands. They intend to resume hostilities
against the Turks on the eleventh instant,
when tho truce expires.
Baron Rodick has returned to Raeusa.
The 1agbloH has advices from Bosnia
which state that the insurrection In spread
ing. The district of Biscs has Joined the
movement Fighting was reported there
UOeD Win the CZ4fs
BERLIN, April 8-Prince Gortschakoff
will accompany the Gear to Ems.
The Gsvernsr.General Of Iudia.
;, LoNDoN, April 7.--Bombay advices state
that Lord Lytton, the new Governor Gem
sral Of India, has arrived there.
Tho Beat Race-Cambridge Wins.
The annual boat race on the Thames, be-
Tween the Oxford and Cambridge Univer-
,ity crews took place to-day. The Cam
bridge won by three lengths in twenty min
1tee nineteen seconds.
Weather warm; the bright sun resembled
IN American May day. Since dawn unpre-
crowds have been fockinR from
'very direction. The betting was four to
me in favor Of Cambridge. Both crews Arc
n splendid form. Cambridge University ia
admitted the fastest. but some good iudeea
hink Oxford's staying power Is superior.
from the quantity Of light blue displayed
y the crowd it is evident Cambridge u the
avorite of the masses.
Oxford winning the choice took the mid
lie side.
The start was made ct two O'Clock two
minutes seventeen seconds, Cambridge
way first, rowing thirty.seven strokes mar
minute very steadily. Oxford commenced
nth thirty-fve. Cambridge drew away IN
be first quarter of . mile, but at Craven
'oint Oxford decreased the lead to quar-
er Of . length, each crew rowing thirty
he Crab tree, mile and . furiOne from
he start. was reached in ASS. Both crevo
ow settled down to steady work. Ham.
lersmith bridge, four furlopgs further.
'ss reached in 1881, with Cambridge . olear
At the Doves, two furlones from Ham.
ersmitn bridge, Cambridge was still fur
ler snead, and the race was virtually over.
empfage rowed steadily ahead, incress-
half lengths. At Barnes, Oxford made =
% etruggle, increasing tho stroke to forty,
y the boat did not answer to this spurt,
~, cambridge quickening her stroke
lgntly, Kept fully three lengths ahead.
arnes bridge, three and half miles from
70 start, was reached in 16:48. from which
INIT the boats rowed uniformly to the
Up, which was reached at 2:22:36 Oxford
SEQ up just before the gun fired. but
really won by little over three
ngths.
Russia Likes 1t.
April 8.-A telegram from st.
says Russia recognizes the fit-
,ss of the title of Empress of India, and
ii immediately after the issue of Queen
ctoria's proclamation declaring the 90
ptance Of the title, give official express
N.
Fer the Centennial.
Mr.. Jopling, British superintendent of
Q section for fine arts, sailed yesterday
tn hfty-six water.color drawings, many
gravlngs, and l70 paintings. Their in
Peace Negotiations Broke. mr.
4 spec'al to the Times, from Vienna.
9o!ts tnas baron Rodich demanded that
.nsulgen1 should disarm, ~ 3 pre-