New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-14
FOREIGN.
The Stock Exchauge.

The Stock Exchange.
LONDON, April l3-The Stock Exchange
4 ouieter and frmer but inactive. To-mor-
row and Monday next will be complete
holidays in London, and Friday, Saturday
and Monday will be similarly observed IN
Liverpool.
Storm and Snow.
A sharp gale prevailed this morning at
tended by rain and snow. Weather cold.
A dispatch from nottingham says seven
inches Of snow have fallen there.
In North Wales the ground is covered to
the depth of nine inches.
At She field the snow ia nearly foot
deep, which is the heaviest fall of the
winter.
Vegetation is suff sriug greatly at Dublin.
A foot of en0w fell last night.
Cotton Cultivation in Central Asia.
The Posts Berlin special says stock
company is organizing in Russia 1or tpe
introduction and development OF the cult
walton of cottonlin Central Asia.
Jewish Bou dhoiders to Take Land In
Syria.
Tho Je,cisA Chronicle says Turkey is con-
eideripp the proposition OF Jewish bond
holders, in conjunction with some other de-
nominations, to exchange their bonds for
land in Syria.
Laloubire e. Co., merchants of Liverpool,
Havre and Jacmel, Hayti. suspended. Liza
bilities, $3.50. 900, which, it is believed. are
fully covered by assets.
The Stock Exchange closed firm, with
generally improved feeling.
Marine.
The brig Henry Andre, from Paseagou!a,
before reDOrted at S.. Martin Dere, on the
thirteenth ultimo, with her rudder broken
and loss of sails, will soon finish repairs
and proceed to her destinati0n-Caen.
The Herzegovinan Terms lnadmissible.
A special to the Pail Nall Gazette from
Berlin says the Northern powers decline
to discuss the terms proposed by HerzegO-
yina, deeming them inadmissible. They
also decline to guarantee the execution of
the reforms.
Insurgent Confidence in Russia.
The Times Berlin dispatch reports that
Wesselitzky, after officially communicating
.Gortscbakoff's message to the insurgent
chiefs and receiving their refusal, resumed
the character of q travelling philanthropist.
:Sclsvonic advices represent that the assem-
bled chiefs appointed him diplomatic repre-
sentative of the rebellion.
These reports show the confidence of the
rebels in their Russian friends, notwith-
standing the refusal of the Prussian gov
ernment to promote the dismemberment Of
Turkey.
Insult to Prince Wrede.
BERLIN, April BIT is reported that the
excited populace of Belgrade treated
Prince Wrede, the Austrian representa-
tive, to chsrivari on Sunday evening.
The Bosnian Rebellion.
ODESSA. April l3.-The Sclavic and
Austrian bands which entered Bosnia from
Dalmatia are in possession Of all Turkish
Croatia. The Porte is arming the Mahom-
mstans and sending out large reinforce
ments.
Furnishing Corruption in Office.
ATHENS, April l3.-The High Court of
Justice has sentenced Balassopoul0s, for
mer Minister Of Ecclesiastical Affairs, to
one years imprisonment, deprivation of
political rights during three years, and to
give the 900 he received as . bride to
the poorhouse.
Nikolopoulos, o former Minister of JUS
tice, was sentenced to ten months imprison-
ment. The Archbishop of Capatalonia was
$4,000, and the Archbishop of Messene $4,000,
being double the amounts they received as
brides. All were impeached for corruption
:nl simony.
Plague 1t BaEdad.
CONsTANTINOPLE, April l3.-The Levant
Herald reports the plague increasing at
Bagdad, where, on March 26, thirty new
cases and ten deaths were reported.
A Turkish Triumph.
An official telegraphic dispatch from the
governor of Bosnia reports that battle
took place 1t Kjevacs between the Turkish
troops and 1000 insurgents from the Austri.
routed, with the loss of 800 killed and
wounded. A portion of the band, pursued
by the Turkish troOps, recr0esed the Save,
while the others took refuge in the noun
tains.
Moving on Banjaluka.
VIENNA, April l3.-The Bosnian insur-
gents have organized three columns of $500
men each, which are moving in the direc-
ton of Banjaluks.
The Roman Catholics, who have hitherto |
abstained from action, are now joining the |
insurgents.
Laboring fer Peace.
The Political Correspondence newspaper |
says We are able to state positively that |
Austria and Russia will continue to act |
cOrjOintly for the pacifcation of the insur-
gent provinces of Turkey. So far there has |
not been the slightest difference between
the two powers.
Tho Bourse Depressed.
PARIS, April l3.-The Messenger de Paris,
discussing yesterdays panic on the Bourse,
saye: 1--WE are spprehensive of the imme-
diate outbreak Of q European war. in
which we would be fatally involved. The
m arket could not have more utterly lost it's
self control"
Satisfaction Demanded.
BELGRADE, April 13.-Austria has de-
manded satisfaction for the insult offered
to Prince Wrede, her representative, on
Sunday, by the pOpulace Servia is pre-
pared to satisfy this demand.
An lnsurgent Raid.
KEY WEST, April l3.-Advices from Ha-
vana report that the insurgents entered
the town Of Sanctu Spiritus on the night of
April 8, plundered two stores, and killed
and wounded several soldiers. but we're |
prevented from reaching the centre of the |
town. The troops repulsed several attacks.
Ammunition, Food and Good Pay.
Steamers from Cadiz continue to bring |
cannon and ammunition.
The Spanish troops in the island now re-
,eive better fsod and more regular nav
than for years.
Reforms In Havana.
HAVANA, April l2-The Havana custom /
house, with largely diminished imports and |
exports for the past quarter, has neverthe- ,
less collected q, SOC, 900 more than durinr !
Inc same period last year. This result {
proves that smuggling has greatly abated.
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