The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
negotiations Interrupted.

LONDON, April 22.-A dispatch TO the
Reuter- Telegram Company from Berlin
says: It Ia understood that Turkey has
refused to continue negotiations with
northern powers and prolong the armis-
ticc. under the impression that the
alliance between the three emperors
has become weakened AS this suppo-
sItion has now proved TO be unfoundcd,
il is hoped in diplomatic circles that
the Porte will ultimately consent TO
further negotiations, course which is
also being pressed upon her by
England.
Camp of observation.
A Reuter- telegram from Constantine
pie says an imperial decree has been
published ordering the formation OF II
camp Of observation ut Scutari, in Albo-
mia. for the purpose OF watching the
attitude OF Montenegro.
The rurnor that the Porte had decided
to declare war against Montenegro il
unfounded.
Queen victoria.
Queen Victoria and party arrived at
Portsmouth and proceeded to Windsor.
seventeen Executions In Prospect.
Calcutta adviccs state that n telegram
published in the Pioneer announces
that seventeen persons implicated in
the murder OF Mr.. Margary, of the Eng
lish expedition, will be executed at
Bhams, Burmah, May 8, In the presence
Of u British escort.
Powder Explosion.
A powder explosion in u tunnel in
South Wales caused the roof TO fall.
Thirteen dead bodies have been recov-
cred, and the search fork others con
tinues.
The Eastern Question.
A PdH MdH gazette special dispatch
from Berlin says that it is again pre-
posed that in the event OF all means OF
restoring peace in Turkish provinces
failing, Austria should interfere forci
bly. 1t is reported that the powers
now view this proposal favorably, and
its acceptance is probable. Austria
would, in that event, intervene as the
representative OF the powers collec-
lively.
The West India Committee to-day re-
ceived the following Dispatch
Eastern Complications.
The Berlin correspondent Of the
Standard says Information comes from
various reliable quarters that Count
| Iichy, the Austrian Ambassador at
| Constantinoplc, handed the Grand
NiZier another note from the Count
Rossi, especially relating to the nego-
tiations between Baron Kodich and the
iusrrgent chiefs Austria and Russia
at first differed in regard to the claims OF
the insurgents, but compromise was ef-
| fected, in consequence OF which Austria
has been again charged with the duty
of communicating the views Of both
powers to the Porte. These views are
generally supported by Germany. 1t is
thought in Berlin that the Powers have
agreed to abstain from interfering, and
contine the struggle to the Balkan Pen
insula. A dispatch to the Russian
Telegraph Agency says it is not true
that Russia has asked the Porte to ne
gotiate with the insurgents. Russia on
being asked whether she would con-
tinue to advise the insurgents
to lay down their arms, replied
she would only do so IL the Turkish
local authorities were empowered TO
discuss the guarantees demanded by the
insurgents. The Porte having rejected
these demands and declared the An
the responsibility Of the blood which
may be shed and of all the events con
nected with this crisis. MOuklstal
Pasha is now surrounded on the plain
OF Gatschks.
The Times correspondent telegraphs
from Berlin that no credit is given here
to the report that Montenegr- has de
clared war against Turkey. a Vienna
dispatch to the Daily Netcs reports tina
Servia has purchased 2000 horses IN
Hungary. The Servian Minister of Wa
has declared that no person liable tt
military duty will be allowed to quit th'
country.
Montenegro Threatened.
A Reuter- telegram from CONSTANT
nople SAYS it is understood that Monte
negro has been notified that unless sh,
maintains strict neutrality Turklsl
troops will Immediately cross the from
tier.
A New Loan.
PARIS, April PA new loan OF TWEEN
ty.four millions dollars will shortly b.
issued by Paris Municipality, for tn
purpose of completing the boulevar'
St. German and the new avenue De
Opera.
MONTREAL, April 22.-It is understood
that Sir John Rose is on his way froI
England to New York with the object c
making arrangements for his retire
ment from the firm Of Norton, Rose
Co.