The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-05-13
FOREIGN NEWS.
MANTENEll % q
WsstrmIug wari,ke preparations "r'-
ding the Press Panic In Turkey.

p.utu NAV ~ The R,taki MIR says
tho porte ia Fastening the military prep
arations against Montenegro. twenty
| frcah battalions have arrived ut Scutari
and Ave Mt Autinri.
LONDON. May ~. A rigid censorship
on tho press has been established ~
| Constantinople.
Tho Russian tcIegrnphic agency says
tho Salonicn affair caused panio
throughout Turkey.
A Times dispatch from Berlin says
Russia and Austria have placed mon
or. war in tho Archipelago Ut tho dls.
posnl Of Germany In case there shouiu
BIO any further attempt to modest Ger.
mans lin Turkey before tho ARRIVAL 81
tho German squadron.
Vienna dispatch to tho Daily Ne,os
SAYS Servia, Roumania and Montenegro
have sent special ENJOYS W Berlin.
Vawsticni Movement GRin,ng !" 1nse"-
si,y Prompt Measures needed
Turkish Uanat'ci-M. .
LoSpoN. May 10. The Paris CORE
spopdept Of tho Times has received u
communication from person OF IN
questionable authority, who considers
| Tho fnnatinn movement in Snlonica IL
gaining ground. The correspondent
thinks tho Salonica affair may be the
effect Of IN agitation which has been
carefully fomentod In view of tho
eventual necessity Of u holy war. lie
hopes tho powers will take prompt
measures to prevent horrors which may
| DO furcscen.
Foreign Ambassadors.
pAuts. t2-The Russian telegraph
agency reports tho foreign ambassadors
III Gonstantinople have resolved 10 meet
every day to consider the state of affairs
upon tho latest Intelligence. The am
bassadors agreed TO ask their respective
governments to send additional inen4of-
war to Constantinople.
TME SITUATION.
Cuvopeau Conference The Three Cham
ccItOrs- Pledges Given NY thc Porte.
BERLIN. May 12-The rumors Of n
general European conference on the
situation In Turkey are premature. but
II IL thought probable the question q
holding ono will be- considered should
Turkey herself propose such course to
guaranteeing powers.
The first conference 81 the three I'm
pcrial Chancellors, County ADdrassy
and Princes Gortscbakom and Bis
marok. WIS held yesterday Mt Prince
Bismarck q residence. j. y understood
Count Andrassy's note will form the
basis Of their conference.
It is stated that the three Chancellors
Yesterday, at their conference. decided
70 abstain. ut least for the present. from
any military intervention IN tho Turk
ish troubles, and that Count Andrassy
expressed great satisfaction mt this do
ciaion.
The Turkish Am bnssadot has been in
structed to express 10 the represents
tives Of tho great powers the Porte's
deep regret mt this Salonica Outrage.
and he has given assurances that the
guilty parties will be punished he Is
also instructed to declare that the Porto
| IA willing To meet the wishes Of tho En-
pcrors regarding tho execution Of the
programme, embodied in Count Andras-
sy's note. and will raise no objection to
guarantees which may bo required by
the powers.
a Mysterious BARK supposed Muttny
and Murder Of Officers.
QugENsrowN May IA pilot boat
belonging to this port reports that she
foil I'm with the bark Caswcll off Dorsey
Island found her In charge Of young
man supposed to have been put on
board by u passing vessel to navigate
her A Greek sailor was lying on the
main hatch In irons no IL said to have
been IN irons two months. Five Of the
pilot boats men wore put on board the
Cnswell to assist In working her into
this hnrbor, She is hourly expected
hero. The gtnboat Orwell has gone to
meet her, The British Consulate Mt
Rio Saneiro, as has been previously
stated. reported that tho crew mutinied
and murdered the officers.
ENGLAND.
| The Tunes COngratulates.
LONDON, May lathe Times, today,
has u warmly congratulatory editorial
on tho successful opening Of tho Ameri-
can centennial exhibition.
spain to he interviewed ana Made 10
/ GIVE Satisfaction.
In the House Of Commons tonight
Mr.. James Johnson Grieve, Liberal
member for Greenock, will ask Mr..
BourlSe, Under Secretary for the For
eign Department, whether an immedi-
ate and searching inquiry Is to be made
into the alleged capture of the British
schooner elemental by the Spanish rev
enue officials, and the killing OF one OF
her crew, with u view to indemnifica-
ton by Spain OF the owner Of the Clio
mentia and the relatives Of the unfor-
tunate seaman, together with an ample
apology TO the British Government for
repeated insults to her flag by the
g,iarda costa I'm tho vicinity Of Gibraltar.
FRANCE.
The Chm mber ut Deputies Death ut Mr.
Isicard-AnothcrD Duel.
PARIS, May L. M. Rouvier has chal
lengcd Paul De Cassagnac.
NJ. Able Ricard, Minister OF tho In
terror, died at midnight OF heart disease
from which he had long been suffering
M. Ricard was the Minister on whose
: appointment the organization OF the
; present Republican compromise Cabinet
| turned. His death is likely to renew
! the political trouble which resulted from
nj. Bullets retirement in consequence
OF the result Of the late elections.
A violent scene occurred in the Cham
, Der yesterday evening. M. Rouvier
who had been charged with scandalou'
conduct by the Figaro newspaper, ASKED
. for an investigation. The Bonapartist'
and other Deputies interrupted hin
while speaking. nj. Rouyier advanced
| tnua ri TocSaCnac shaking his fist