New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-18

The Queen,s Title.

The Queenss Title.
LONDON, March H.-There was q seven
hours exclted debate over the Queens title
bill; finally Q motion for going into COM
mittee on the bill was adopted by 305 to 200.
An Alliance.
Dispatches says an alliance between
Servia and Montenegro was decided upon
yesterday. -..-.
Warehouses Burned.
A block of chipping warehouses In Port
land street, Manchester, burned this m0rn-
ing. Loss several hundred thousand pounds
sterling.
The Cerean Question.
The Paris eorreepondtn mt of the Times
saws the recent report of war between Japan
and Corea attracted considerable attention
here. It must have been circulated pur
posely to direct attention to the Corean
question and TO Russian action in Eastern
strong, has entered C0rean territory under
the pretext Of pursuing brigands. 1t Japan
had, therefore, really been led into war on
the southern coast of Ccrea, Russia wou'G
have been quite ready to cooperate in north.
The occupation of COrea, or at least Of
Corean ports, may be presumed to have
been not unforeseen in consequence of this
position, a. Russia strongly feels the need
Of q good port on the Pacific. We shan
porhaps hear more concerning Russian &C
ton In COres. Meantime the Russian gov
eminent IL taking measures to practically
utilize the recent acquisition of Saghalien.
Regular steam service will soon be COM
mepced between Saghalien and Shanghai.
1t u announced that the steamers OF the
new line will be gunboats."
LONDON, March 1.-THE bark Annie Put
nam. from Bull river, South Carolina, for
\.
arrived at st. Thomas.
LIVERPOOL, March 1.-THE steamers
King Richard, from Baltimore, and Athlete,
from Dunkirk, c0llided here to-day. The
King Richard was considerably damaged,
and was run ashore at Traumene, whera
she now lies free of water.
BREsr. March 1.-THE bark Iuga, from
Pensacola for Queenstown. was safely
towed here yesterday and anchored.
QUEENsrOwN. March 1.-THE ship
Ro osens, from Pensacola for Aberdeen, has
arrived here with her water-ways started.
Fever in tho Hospital.
BAYoNNE. March H.-Fever prevails in
| the hospital among the wounded Carliste.
The Arbitration Conference.
ROME, March l7.-Several members of the
Chamber of Deputies have held q meeting
and resolved to attend the international
| conference favoring arbitration. and to use
| their influence to induce the italian govern
ment to propose to other States the conclu-
sion OF arbitration treaties and mutual re-
duction Of armaments.
The Seine Still Rising.
PARIS, March 1.-THE Seine continues
rising. The lower parts Of the city are
| flooded, and many acres are submerged in
| the suburbs.
French Politics.
l rr:.:.<ar Rn6ok OF 1od <In
| given BY President MacMahOn Oday He
reiterates his declaration that he will not
] accept Q nomination as candidate for any
vacsnoy in the Senate or Chamber Of
| Deputies.
It is understood that the prefeots of the
departmauts of Gard, Gironde, Bouches-du-
Rhone, VAucluse and Haute Loire will be
hso. the legitimist project Of the Bassee
| Pyrfnees, and q notorious abettOr of the
| Carlists, will also be removed.
| The Senate has completed the verifcation
| Of the elections of all Of it's members ex-
cept two.
The election of Marshal Canrobert for the
department of Lot was declared valid with
| ont discussion. The report upon the con-
duct of the elections in the Gir0nde and
, Bouche-du Rhope shows that the prefets
persecuted the Republican candidates with
out intermissiou and supported the Bona.
psrtists. The Senate, however, confirmed
the result of the election in the latter do.
pa tment by q small majority.
The electicns of the. Bonapartists, Nm
Dieparqrien and Alexandra. in Savoy, wert
also confirmed, in spite of the demand fol
an inquiry, NJ. Herold, of the left, sup
ported the demand BY citing ,he conduc
Of the prefect, the Marquis De Fourpis
Who, he asserted, had dismissed certai,
Republican officials, and dismissed the del
eqates of some oOmmunes.
Another Reuter-;
vienna, March 1.-THE report tele
graphed TO the Rusti Mir, by it's Belersd
correspondent. that Greece h ID offered 8
enter into IN alliance fcr the ofFeusive an,
defansiv" wi.h Aervia and R"umsuia r. nro
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