New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-14
FOREIGN.

nathy. Trains ON the railways are running
regularly.
FOREIGN.
In the House Of Commons.
IorDoN. June l2.-In the House of Com
nons lat night was read . second time the
1Dwellate jurisdiction bill, which retains
~ House Of Lords a. o final court OF ap.
aeal. and provides for Q certain NUMBER OF
ealaried judges to cit in that house as ioros
Of appeal.
Turkish Troops Withdrawn
The Turkish corps of observation on the
Bervian frontier have been ordered to with
The Sultan and the Khedive.
Tho Sultan notified the Khedive he would
soon sanction privileges granted MN py inc
late Sultan.
Pra.ce Mia, Acknowledges sultan A1urad.
A special to the Post from Berlin reports
Prince Milan, Of Servia, sent an autograph
lef*er to Constantinople, acknowledging a.
legianee to Murad.
A Conference About AFDtstice.
A Standards special dispatch from Vienna
states the insurgent chiefs will hold con-
ference ct Suttrins to consider the question
Of accepting the armistice offered BY the
The Standard this morning, in leading
Aaoe, says:
.The papers in the case presented to
Parliament do not seriously alter our pre-
yious opinion that Secretary Fish is techni-
cally right regarding the terms of the
treaty. and though on this point We fee!
much less confidence - to the meaning OF
tho cot Of 1870, We are inclined to think
<kn n
right, he 10 substantially wrong" The
article concludes as follows:
ssThe government certainly have no
deeire to shelter Winelow OF any other
American criminal, but it can not depart
from the position it has reluctantly taken.
Aad must hope, therefore, that the United
States government will soon find itself in
position to assent to the Interpretation of
tho present treaty or the conci 1sion OF
sew one, which will insure the objects the
two governments have equally in view"
A Riet 1t Gibraltar.
A T5nseS dispatch from Cadiz says:
SThere has been Q riot at Gibraltar, but no
details have been received. Spanish tele-
grams say the trouble was begun by Ger
man sailor of the ironclsd feet insulting
ladies on the wharf. All German sailors
ware thereafter confined to their ships until
the feet sailed"
Petrarch won the Prince of Wales stakes
ut Ascott, Great Tom second and Jules
third.
White Bat won the Ascot stakes, Breer-
Daylie second and La Courenz third.
Robnay won the AscOtt Biennial stakes.
Tho Prince and Princess of Wales attend
cd the races.
The Scotch Ride Team.
The competition for places 10 the Scotch
rifle team. which is to take part in the in
ternational match at Philadelphia. COM
nenced to-day 81 Cow Glen, near Glasgow.
TWenty-one marksmen entered. and fred
fifteen shots ct 800, 900 and 1000 yards each.
Tho following are the scores:
HcVittie 1856, Boyd 184, Whitelaw l8l,
Clews l78, Mitchell 178, Mclsaac liz, Frazer
MS, Patton IT'S, Rae us, Gilmour LA, Smith
40, Luke l67, Menzies l64, Brewater 163
Burgess l6l, Findlay 16l, Riddell l6O,
Whyte l52, Clark l49, Mcintyre las, Kel-
man l42. The weather was fine but windy.
Damage by the Inundations.
BERNE, June l3.-The damage done in
The Eastern cantons of Switzerland by in
undstions is immense. Tho bridges ct
Efsuenfeld has been carried away, and
twelve railway lines are interrupted.
The French Workingmen.
PARIS, juno IA meeting in favor of
the Philsdelphia delegation of French
verkmen was held today. N. Nuguet,
nember of the Chamber Vt Deputies, the
present. Tho business and objects of the
Workmen's delegation were discussed. Va
H50ds speakers maintained that delegates,
while in America, should occupy themselves
With inquiries into social as well az indus
Trial matters, and some protested sgainst
andue interference of the French govern
mont.
The dissension among the workmen's
societies relative to the acceptance or re-
fusal Of the governments grant of aid to
the Philadelphia delegation is increasing.
An Issue In the Cabinet.
A meeting of the Cabinet is to be held
tomorrow, when an important question is
to be brought up which it lie feared will
Head to differences between tie President
and the ministers. The latter have resolved
to support Renouard as candidate for the
life senatorship, made vacant by the death
OF II. Ricsrd, while President MacMahon
is determined to support NJ. Buffet
Fears Of an lnundation.
The rivers in the the South of France, e.
pecially the AdOur and Garonne, are rising
with alarming rapidity.
A War On Lecusts.
CADIZ, june l3.-The crops in the prov
i1ces of Bagdad and Cuibad Real are de-
etr0yed by l0custs. Six hundred tons of |
1OCusts were burned in the trenches by Pc
troleum. Fifteen thousand soldiers have |
been employed destroying them.
Political Excitement 1t Answerp.
ANTWERP. June l3-There il intense ex-
element here over the success of the Cath. |
clio candidates. In all parts of the town
civic guards have been hastily called out.
Several arrests were made and more serious |
frouble 10 feared.
Emperor william.
BERLIN, June l3.-Emperor William left |
tonight for Ems.
The Reforms 70 be Maintained.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, June 13.-Ihe Grand |
Vixier has notified the imperial commits |
sioneEs in Bosnia and Herzegovina that the |
feforms already granted for these provinces |
win be maintained in their integrity.
Catholic Triumph.
BRUSSELS, June 13-The results of the /
elections in tho Catholic majority in the
Chamber Of Deputies will be twelve instead
Of fourteen, % in the last Chamber. Many
Of the electoral contests are exceedingly
close. Great excitement prevails tonight.
IA all directions the streets of this city are
4lled with enormous crowds of people hiss
Ing and hooting in front of the Catholic in
situations, which are protected BIZ bodies of
cure guards. Some arrests have been made
It Client. The mob are making . monster
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