New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-21
FOREIGN.
A Review Of the Situation

LONDON, April 2O.-The Berlin CORE
spOndent of the Times reviews tho situa
ton in the East as follows: As the suspen
sion of negotiations is the only measur,
which has followed the refusal of the in
surgents to lay down their arms, thl
insurgents are more than ever convinced
that the Russian government, although
bent upon preventing tho immediate dis
memb erment OF Turkey, is too much influ
enced BY the Sclave party to allow Austria
| to restore peace. Under these clrcum.
| stances the increase of the rebellion 10 only
natural.
According to numerous contradicted
statements N. KrsssOff, the Russian d.
pl0matic agent at Belgrade. has informed
take the field in May. The Russian repre-
sentative at Vienna has informed the Ser
Wan minister that Servis need fear no
foreign intervention The insurgents have
received considerable sums of money from
Russia. All these facts have 9radu-
ally convinced . large portion Of the
German press and public that the
reassurlng kilograms daily dispatched
from Vienna and st. Petersburg ought
not to be credited, and that the Rus
sian government is either playing double
parties - 70 be powreless to stop the insur
rectiOn.
Even the Cologne Gazette recently ex-
pressed apprehension to this effect.
The Plague in Asiatic Turkey.
The Levant Herald of April IL, published
ct COnstantinOple, says that at Hillsh,
town of Asiatic Turkey. sixty miles south
Of Bsgdad, from March % to 81. inclusive,
there were sixty six new CAGES of plague
and f0rty-tw0 deaths; at Bagdad there
were, from March % to April 1, las new
cases and seventy-fve deaths. The plague
has now crossed to the left bank Of the
River Tigris, which had previously escaped
Tho Three Northern Powers.
A dispatch to the Reuter- Telegram Com
psny from Berlin says the maintenance of
complete agreement between the three
Northern powers is affirmed. From all |
quarters, moreover, it has been decided |
lot to take any further steps in the East. |
,rn question without q previous under |
tanding among themselves and with three |
'ther guaranteeing powers.
Tho Prince Of Wales.
The Prince of Wales sailed yesterday |
rom Gibraltar for Cadiz. He will visit |
Madrid and Seville before going to Lisbon.
An American F0rger.
William E. Gray, charged with forgery
New York, was arraigned to-day. Cap.
United States government, the Stock Ex
hanRe and sub-treasury, produced the
necessary papers, and the justice formally
the prisoner to the House of De.
entiOn for ct least fifteen days, after which
will rest with the discretion Of the Brit
n government whether he shall be extra
tied or not. Counsel for prisoner urged
n behalf of his client his right to claim
hat he should only be tried for the crime
= ~ hSnAh II 80 n1n; I
:: Forging and altering New York State
onds originally for $1,000 to $4,000.
Newmarket Races.
The free handicap race at Newmarket TO-
~ was won BY Maitland. Preskness, the
merican horse, was fourth.
At Newmarket to-day there was free |
sndicap for three year Olds. Oae mile |
Id seventeen yards was run. The Amer.
N horse Preaknees participated. The
zoe was won by Maitland, Berry6eld be-
g second. Delay third and Preskness I!
urth.
Seven horses ran. Just previous to the
CO the betting was five TO one Against Z
aitland, three to one against Berry field, I
20 to one against Delay, and ten to one T
ainst Presknees.
The Newmarket Craven meeting race, +
the Newmarket handicap, was won By
'llazzis, Artemis colt; Premier Mai second,
oical third. Velveteen, the favorite, was
zenith. Ten horses ran
In Process Of Settlement. .,
The Standards Vienna dispatch says al Q
ugh the A austrian and Hungarian minis
9 at their conference on Tuesday were in
able to come to Q final decision with a,
ard to the revision Of the Austro Hun.
ian compr Omise, the question at issue
be definitely settled in the course of %
week. b
Suicide Of Lord Lyttleten. o. q,
ord Lyttleton has committed suicide. to
the coroner's inquest to-day the jury b.
Nd verdict OF suicide while in state ~
nnsOund mind. Deceased had been for VI
ong time in state Of great mental de- Go
ssiOn. fro
amph Of the Haytiau Revelutfe.ast.. a.
Ew YORK, April 20-The Haytian con. st
tie has Gable advioes that the Evolution -.
triumphant. ha,
resident Dominique has fed. lie
ice President Rsmren and Larquot. com. G
ldiDg the government forces, we're ehot. 3all
iren Csnorl, who had been exiled at ''P
10 expected to assume CON. We
DloakeaP Pasaa's Caapalu. re,
April 20.-The Miaisesr 8