New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

terday BY Lloyd's and various insurance.
oo0psaies on british vessels trading be-
tveen England and Australia. No bust
nees n vet reported In risks On Russian,
Austrian and italian vessels, but the rates
on these would Of course b higher.
Tho Cabinet was summoned ON Tuesday
to meet to.dsy. The member reached
It u impossible to draw conclusions from
the mass Of conflicting telegrame about the
intentions Of Russia md the position Of the
powers. The correspondents Who ere
usually the best inforned are at fault now,
and any assertion Of peetended facts which
may end their way to 20 should be regard
ed with great caution.
Every capital in Europe 10 teleeraphing
to every other capital. The inquiry IL: "is
it peace or war!" and nobody who will is
able to answer the question.
News Of the reconciliation OF tho triple
alliance u uncon6rmed bat not contra
dicted.
The publication of Ruesia's note refusing
to agree to . six montbs' arniHtice in the
Berlin I,npersei Advertiser, which 10 con-
sidered an official gazette, il considered an
indication of Germsny's resolution to agree
with Russia.
On the osher hand the correspondent of
the Times at Vienna, usually most reliable
authority, especially on diplomatic matters,
repeats the assertion tina: England. France
and Italy have declared to the Porto their
acceptance of the Elk months arnistice,
and that Austria has expressed herself from
the frat in it's favor. She refrained from
promising definitely before knowing the
views Of Russia and Germany, but has
frankly informed them that, in her opinion,
Turkev's propositions are such AZ can be
accepted
Inc correspondent confidently believes
that in view Of public opinion, which is de-
cidedly in favor Of the longest possible
armistice, and the probable attitude of the
Austro- Hungarian Parliament, it will be
very difficult for the government to reject
the Turkish proposal. Now that England.
France and Italy have accepted 1t officially
in C0nstantinople, Austria can scarcely re-
main behind them long Austris's interests
and antagonisms are such ~ to render these
statements Of the Times correspondent
highly probable. but not more probable than
m agreement with Russia and Germany for
putting an end to the war. In the latter
case the question of peace or war depends
upon England. If the Times correspondent
10 right the question of peace or war de-
Ponds upon Russia.
A Reuter- telegram from Berlin, saye: At
the present moment the great powers are
supporting the proposals Of Russia to the
Porte, which are nearly the same as those
adopted by E0gland. Russia prefers to |
avoid IN isolated position % long - pos
able.
Action Of the Greek GoveEnmene.
VIENNA. October l9-The newspaper |
there publish intelligence from Athens IN. /
nouncing that tho Greek government will |
submit to tho Chamber of Deputies propo- |
sails for calling ont GO, 900 men and demand. |
ing credit Of 5O,0O 900 drachmas and au-
thority to contract . loan Of 100000
drachmss.
The Purpose OF the Gear.
BERLIN, October 19.-The semi-of6eiai
North 0ermsp Gazette this evening an
nounces that 1t Learns from . good source,
in st. Petersburg. that the Ossrowitch vii
probably leave Livadis for Vienna, Berlin !
and London, for the purpose Of personally
unanimous action of the great
powers in the interest of satlafactory eOlu-
ton of the Eastern question. According to
Insurance given in st. Petersburg circles,
the Car still adheres to his resolution not
to act singly.
No ArDistice % be Accepted.
BREMEN, October l9.-The Zagsblan says
Servis and Montenegro have resolved to &C.
sept no armistice.
A Russian Paper Attacks Disraeli.
ST. PETERSBURG, October 19.-The Galos
violently attacks Disraeli.
The St Petersburg Journal semi official,
Expresses regret for the unseemly character .
# the article of the Galos I