The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25
FOREIGN NEWS.


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LONDON. June ga special dispatcf
from Vienna, published In the secont
edition Of the Times OF to-day, says
According to intelligence received from
Belgrade. an order for the mobilization
of the first contingent of the Servfar
militia has been issued. Each brigade
| is to assemble In its station next weak
An order will be issued for the mobiliza
ton Of the second contingent at the enc
OF that week.
The army Is to take Its strategical po
sition on the frontier at the same time
Prince Milan is to issue n manifesto tc
the people and proceed to the army. AZ
an Intention TO attack Turkey is still
| disclaimed, these measures, IL carried
into effect, may be meant as q demon
stration apd pressure to promote the
diplomatic success Of Mr.. Ristir, the
Servian minister.
II She Declares war Against Turkey
She will be Discountenanced.
LONDON, June 23.--The Standards
special dispatch from Vienna says
Count Andrassy has frequently confer
red OF late with Russian and other am
bassadors. It has been agreed to instruct
the foreign representatives to Belgrade
that Servia must not expect any assist
ance or even benevolent neutrality ii
she commences war against Turkey.
Russia and Austria have agreed to meet
jointly any emergency arising In Servla.
TIE sERVIANs.
Military Prepare tiOns-Aid to the Insur-
gents from Hungary,
VIENNA, June 23.--It is openly assert
ed at Belgrade that 5000 Servians will
soon arrive from Hungary. The Ser
vians are equipping four battalions Of
artillery, and Sclavonic towns In South
Hungary have subscribed two millions
OF forms to the insurgents in Turkey.
The servIan Govcrement Contemplates
New Loan-The Militia.
LONDON, June N.--The Times special
correspondent at Berlin telegraphs the
following: The Servian Government
contcmplates Issuing an immediate call
for 4 per cent loan Of $25, ,0OO, 900. The
Servian Minister Of War has informed
Prince Milan that the entire second van
OF militia have been mobilized and sent
to the frontier.
This adds $4,000 men to 20, 600 already
under arms, and completes the Servian
armament. The German exchanges
have almost suspended business, pend
ing decision as to what is the meaning
OF the Servian armament.
TURKEY.l
PrecariOus state Of Affairs In COnstanfi-
nOple-The sultan Shaky.
PARIS, June A.--LM France publishes
a report that the garrison of Constanti-
nople has revolted. The report Is not
confirmed from any other source.
LONDON, June PA special dispatch
to the Standard, dated Constantinople,
June 2l, via Athens, says: Great uneasi-
ness prevails and Is increasing. The
nl.nn - Tho 2,,1%on M.rod 10 e,,r
rounded day and night by pickets Of
cavalry.
& The Russian residents are sending
their fanili away.
Ibrahim Pasha has been placed under
arrest. There are various rumors that
lie Is implicated in Russion intrigue and
thut he assisted Abdul Aziz in disposing
Of his treasure. The censorship Of the
press Is extremely severe.
Three Turkish and three French jour
nails are how suspended.
The Government is fast becoming un-
popular, and vii, speedily fall IL it does
not abandon its undecided attitude.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 23.-Seyeral
Circassians have been arrested on
charges in correction with the recent
assassination. The police have seized a
quantity Of arms and ammunition. The
Sultan Is not we'll.
SPAIN.
The spanish Constitution Il at Last
Adopted.
MADRID, June 23.-The Senate finally
adopted the Constitution by 1877 to II
appointed Minister Of Finance during
the absence of Sallaverria.
FEROCfOUs MOOR.
LONDON, June 23.-The Gibraltar
Chronicle reports that on the 5th inst,
at Alcassar, In the province Of FeZ, a
Moor stabbed eleven Jews with q dag
ger. Among the persons wounded is a
British subject and Moses Abecasis,
son Of the Vice Consul Of the United
States at Larache, Morocco. The Moor
has been arrested and bastinadoed.
The Governor, Cadi and principal in
habitants of Alcassar, at the demand OF
the British and italian Vice Consul,
have signed document guaranteeing
the lives and property of foreign Jews in
that place. The Moor declares he was
not aware Of what he was doing when
he committed the crimes.
The Post reports that the Italian Am
bassadorship In Paris has been offered
to Count Selopis.
GREENLAND.
No News from the British Expedition
Under Capt. Naves.
COPENHAGEN, June 23.-The govern
ment has received advices from Upper
Navik, the most northern Danish set
Element in England, to March 81, which
state that the winter there has been
mild. No communication north OF Nell
Vile Bay had been received since
autumn, so there was no news from the
British expedition under Capt. Naves.
GENERAL SOUTHERN AGENCY
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