New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07
FOR EIGN.
A New Man of War.

/
LONDON. November 6-The man-ofwa
| power, twenty guns, was launched at Glas
| gov.
| The Times. editorialiy, says: We think
with the majority of our countrymen, tina
| the chances are 10 favor of peace, and euci
| peace as may assure the welfare of tn
| regions concerned, by removing every pre-
text for agitation.
The Tines Belgrade dispatch says it il
rumored that General Tehcrnsyeff will re
side in Russia during. the armlstice. Rus
! sand kussisns fell in the valley of MOravs
alone. They openly accuse the Servians o.
bay Ouetting Russians who, revolver il
hand, attempted to force them to attach
| the Turks.
The Standards Belgrade dispatch re
ports that some wounded Russian officers
were robbed and hacked to pieces by the
men appointed to carry them to the rear.
The Tines Vienna dispatch says all the
powers except Germany, who will not in.
teri. re, have appointed commissioners for
drawing demarkAtion line.
Turkey, with . majority of the powers,
thinks the line should be hxed by the posi-.
tions occupied by the opposing forces when
the armistice was agreed upon, but Russia
seems disposed to ask that the Turks with
draw to the frontier.
A Reuter- dispatch from Paris seys: "Pri-
vate advices from CoDstantinople represent
that negotiations are going n for q direct
understanding between Turkey and Russia
which would render Q European conference
unnecessary.
Minister Won Bulow, chief of the foreign
office of the empire, in q speech before the
Reichstag to-day on the Eastern question,
declared that the affairs of Turkey were
not likely to affect Germany directly or in.
directly. The policy of the government
was that Germany should always remain
firm bulwark OF peace.
Death Of Cardinal Antonelli.
A dispatch from Rome to Reuters Tele-
gram Company announces the death of
Cardinal Antonelli. The same dispatch
also reports that Cardinal Constantine
Psrizo, vicar general of the Pope. is diving.
N. v. Vsnoutelli, Under Secretary of State,
has been appointed successor ad interim OF
the late Cardinal Antonelli.
The Famine Prospects.
An India newspaper, the Pioneer. sums
in ShalapOne. Extreme drearth in POonah.
Great scarcity in six other districts. All
these districts will yield only fraction of
their ordinary revenue. 1t is hoped the
distress may be relieved at one-sixth the
cost of the Bombay famine.
French Politics.
A Times Rome dispatch says the returns
for the Sundays elections show q large
government majority.
A Times Paris dispatch says compromise
on the Commune question provides that
persons accused of assassination, robbery
and arson will be tried by assize court.
Persons condemned in continuation must
clear themselves before courtmartial. The
adds: 'There has been no
real crisis; the Cabinet has submitted to
majority in the Chamber and Senate"
Found Guilty.
Moscow, November 6-The jury in the
Strausburg and Moscow Commercial Loan
Bank trial, found DR.. Stransburg and NJ.
NJ. Handen, Polj4nski and TuGmocher
guilty. The other accused parties we're
acquitted: Sentence will be pronounced
Today. The number Of persons accused
was very great. Seventeen members of
The Council of the Moscow Commercial
Bank we're charged with having presented
} fictitious report for the seventy three and
,eventy-fOur of the directors who we're &C.
,used of having accepted brides from Staus-
burg to advance him come ], 900 900 roubles
Without sufficient security; of having pre-.
ented to the shareholders and published in
he newspapers false balance sheet up to
October l, 1875. and fifteen members of the
;ouncil were charged with having, eithe
y negligence or connivance, facilitated
hese nefarious transactions.
Troops from spain.
HAVANA, November Cone Thousand
roops arrived here from Spain Saturday.