The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-26

Uuenstncss Arising from the Eastern
Question Business suffers.
ENGLAND.

ing NIL classes OF securities. those o.
governments directly within its inllI
enco suffer most but the whole marke
In nat Turkish and Egyptian bonds
are to-day ut the lowest point ye
reached.
Firmpces Of tho rate Of discount Is Mt
tribuinblc to the same causes. bankers
prefcrring u loss of business to u risk o
tho locking up money form eonsiderahl,
period Of time. Such uncertainty nnt
unsuccess Of the supply Of money asail
able for short loans IL very large, anc
money In In demand at any price.
ENGLAND'S REPLY.
The Uritish Note Relating to the UcrIir
McmOrandum.
LONDON. May 2b.-A dispatch from
Vienna 10 the Telegraph says tho Eng
lish note relating to the memorandum
agreed upon by tho three Chancellors
assigned as reasons for the refusal 10
aocede thereto that tho powers were
substantially agreed that the original
note OF Count Andrassy went as far rs
II could without an infringement of tho
Porte's sovereignty that sufficient time
had not boon allowed for tho exeou-
ton Of the accepted reform; that
Montenegro branches OF neutrality
prevented the pacification which
VIC VpWtIN thIiSluNIeI tefaSSNTy 10
the execution Of the reform that the
proposed military disposition or the
Turks and insurgents seems to England
u premium for renewed hostilities that
tho gigantic system OF gratuitous relief
proposed would be beyond Turkey =
ability to grant, and would be seriously
destructive OF the morality, thrirtness
and industry Of the people that the
proposal to take moro oiIcctual measures
at the end OF Il two months armistce Is
sufficient encouragement to the ins,T-
gents 70 continue tho rebellion. and an
inducement to Montenegro to persevore
in her breaches OF neutrality, hoping
thereby to obtain m accession OF terri
tory, and that the proposals to bring
war ships into the Dardanellcs amounts
to n proposal TO violate tho treaty OF
1866, and IL directly contrary TO tho long
established custom Of preventing ves-
sells Of war passing in these straits.
The Pail Mall Gazette accepts tho fore
going rs q correct indication OF Eng
lands reasons for its ref,lsals, and says
Il Is reply with which there is every
reason to DO satisfied.
FRANCE.
a Holiday Seizure Of Henri ROChctOrt's
Paper.
PARIS, May 25.-This being Ascension
Day. 1t Is observed IA q holiday on the
BOurse.
Tho police seized Henri Rbchofort's
paper. Droa dc PHonime.
THE EAST
Con, plea ions-A Turn for the Worse In
Eastern Affairs.
LONDON, May 25. A dispatch from
Posth to the Times says The Turkish
Ambassador Is here to confer with Count
Andrassy The Russian, German and
English Ambassadors and the President
or the Montenegro Senate are expected
The Times Berlin dispatch SAYS the
symptoms are showing a turn for the
worse In Eastern affairs
The Servian representative Mt Con
stantinople formally complains Of Tur-
keys hostile acts.
Twentyseven Russian Lumber Swiss
officers have arrived to take part in ac-
tive preparations Tor the campaign. 1t
is found that the present attempt at
pacification will be useless, as that made
by Baron Rodick will necessarily decide
shortly whether this fresh attempt will
be followed by further concessions to
tho insurgents, or whether an opposite |
policy is advisable.
The preparations in Seryia, assisted
by the Russian officers, seem intended |
to influence Austria.
THE SOrTAS,
they Dictate Terms to the sultan what
They want.
PARIS, May 25.-A special dispatch |
rom Vienna TO lie Temps reports that
The Sofas require the Sultan to deposit I
S25, ,0o0, 900 in the public treasury; to re-
luce the civil list to $5, 900; to estab-
lish Il national council and appoint q
European Minister Of Finance.
THE WAR.
Movements Of the InsUrgents-A Rattle
Another InsurrectiWn.
RGUsA, May 25.-Two thousand in
have attempted to occupy the
heights of Bagnoni in the district at
iotZchako.
An official Turkish telegram reporting
he affair, asserts that the insurgents
we're repulsed with the loss of $50 killed.
according to Sclavonic accounts the in
although at first repulsed. re-
eived 1000 reinforcements, and drove
he Turkish troops, which consisted of
light battalions, under Muhktar Pasfa.
o SterniktZo, and 500 Turks and $50 in
urgents were killed.
BELGRADE, May 26.-It is reported that
. 900 Belgradians got up an insurrec-
ion from StlyinO tn Ttfiman on tho oa