New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-20

Ministers of the government and great ohl-
osrs OF State will be present.
The Stock Exchange il closed. A banquet
and ball will take place this evening There
viii be 500 guests ct the banquet and 5000
st the ball. The Guildhall, where the ball
takes place, 10 maRnifcently decorated.
Suspended.
Nc A. Fachiri, . large Greek cotton
house in Liverpool. suspended.
England Will Reject the Compromise.
A dispatch to the Reuter- Telegram Com
psny from Berlin says:
1t IL believed here that England has re-
fused, or will refuse, to adhere to the
memorandum of the three Russia,
Germany and Austria. 1t is understood
that five powers will address Q note to
Turkey in regard to the settlements of its
affairs.
A correspondent of the Daily Telegraph,
ut Berlin, says he il in position to state
unqueetiOnably that the German and Rus
sian ambassadors at London have tele-
Ersphed their government that England
does not agree to the proportions of the
Berlin conference.
The Education Bill.
The education bill introduced in the
House Of Commons provides that NO child
shall be employed under ten. nor between
tan and fourteen years OF age, unless they
have been at school Q certain time. Parents
win be punished for neglect of sending
children to school.
Ramored Assassfnations In Turkey.
The Ofscial Gazette of yesterday says
nothing is known in official quarters of the
rumored further assassinations of Germans
in Turkey. Moreover, direct kilograms
from Herr Gillet, the German consul at
Pers, dated SalOnica, MAY Is, and the latest
kilograms from the German embassy at
ConstantiL ople, do not mention the alleged
assassination either of Kuhlmann, director
of the ROumelian railway, which was re-
ported, or of other German citizens living
in Turkey.
Bsrial of the Murdered Consuls.
The funeral of the murdered consuls took
plscelin Salonica to-day with great cere.
mOny, and in q manner satisfactory to
every one. Perfect order was maintained.
Suspension Of q Bank In Buenos Ayres.
Private kilograms from Buenos .Ayres
yesterday announced that the National,
known here az the Provincial Bank of Bue-
nos Ayres, has suspended payments, and
numerous failures, including that of pri-
vete bank, have occurred. Argentine bonds
fell heavily in consequence.
Illness Of Disrael.
Mr.. Disraeli is suffering from Q severe
cold, and can not attend either the banquet
Commons tonight.
Return Of an Exfled Queen.
MADRID, May 9.-Queen Christiana ar
Fives here Monday.
PassaE&, # the Railroad Bill.
BERLIN, May 19.-In the Prussian House
of Peers the railroad bill passed by vote
of 81 to &c.
The eal0nica Matter.
The Reichsanseiger states the investigs-
ton at SAlOnica has not vet afforded any
reliable explanation of the real cause of the
assassination OF the cOnsuls. 1t is certain,
however, that the murders had no connec-
ton with the alleged forcible conversion of
the Christian girl.
The Herzegovinans Will Reject the Pro.
posed Armistice.
VIENNA, May l9.-The Herzegovirans de-
clare they will not accept the proposed
srmistice. It would give the Turks an on.
portunity to bring in reinforcements.
The German Squadron.
The German squadron will not be ready |
to sail for three weeks.
The Reasons Why England Rejects the
Plan of Adjustment.
COLOGNE. May l9.-Iutelligence from
London published here gives as the reasons
for England's refusal to adhere to the
Of the Berlin conference,
that the proposals require from the Porte
what is unreasonable, and that England
wishes to remain unfettered in whatever
course future events may take. It added
tnst England, however. will not advise the
Sultan 10 r. ject the proposals.
In the French senate.
VERSAILLES, May 19.-In the Senate to-
day, Marquis De Franclien, Legitimist,
questioned M. De Marcere Minister of the
Interior, concerning the recent circular of
the late Minister Ricard to the projects, in
which the hopes OF monarchists were s,ig-
mstized as factiOus. NJ De Marcere replied
when the constitution was first voted it |
might have been interpreted as permitting
revision in monsrchical sense, but inten-
lions had changed laws. The constitution |
,Ould now only be modified in liberal
'ense. MODarchists should cease agitating
he country.
N. de Franclien gave notice of an inter-
,ellstion relative to the Interpretation of
he constitution, and debate thereon was
et down for Wednesday next.
The Chamoer of Deputies this morning I
the debate ON amnesty. Various
sdical motions for complete amnesty and
or amnesty of certain classes of Commun-
SITS were rejected by overwhelming ma I
Orities. ;