The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-13
TEIEGRAPHIC.
CHANGES In THE CABINET.
THE REPUBLICANS ABANDON CON.
NECTICUT.
THEY CoNCEDE THE DEFEAT OF GOV
HAYES.
Indignation at the Louisiana Ticket.
Especial to N. 0. Democrat. ]

WASHINGTON, July 13.-The resigna-
tions of Postmaster General Jewell and
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
Pratt have created great deal OF sur
prise and are the topics OF conversation
In this city.
The resignation of Jewell was at the
request OF the President, and is regarded
as an abandonment of Connecticut by
the Administration to the Democrats.
The appointment Of Tyner was at the
instigation'o OF Morton, and is designed
to both neutralize the effect Of the re-
signation Of Pratt and strengthen the
Republican ticket in Indiana. The
efforts of the Administration to influence
the West are an indication that Tilden
and Hendricks are much stronger there
than was at first supposed.
Many prominent Republicans here
Gre disheartened, aad openly concede
that Tilden will be elected. Indeed,
the nomination Of Hayes and Wheeler
has fallen dead upon the people. The
East Is determined that no Western
man shall be President, and the Con-
gressional opposition of Wheeler to
Western interests has prejudiced the
Western men against the ticket.
The indignation here, even in Repub-
lican circles. at the ticket nominated by
the Radicals in Louisiana is open and
intense. The nominations are regarded
everywhere as an evidence that another
effort is to be made to interfere, through
the military, with the civil affairs Of
Louisiana, and it is stated upon good
authority that Grant is eager to inau-
gurate military campaign in Louisi-
ana, Mississippi and Arkansas, as ne be-
lieves these States will determine the
election. The wiser and better men
of the Republican party are opposed
to this lawless and tyrannical
policy and will endeavor to defend it,
One thing is certain, the Republican
party is beaten and will only maintain
its authority, after November, through
an armed revolution.
Major John H. New, of your city, ar
rived in Washington on Monday.
tEvening Press Dispatches.l
Democratic Nomination.
New ALByNy, July 13.--The Democrats
of the Third Congressional District have
nominated George A. Bicknell. This
district is now represented by Mr.. Kerr.
The Eastern war.
PARIS, July 13.-Le Temps has q spe-
cial from Semlin stating that the Ser
Wan situation depends upon Gen. Tcher-
nayoff, who, with the very best Servian
troops, appears to intend turning the
| flank of the Turkish Timok army, by
advancing along the road between Prot
and Akpalanka. The statement that
Tchernayoff is reating is unconflrmed.
The town of Paratchin has been deco
rated to receive Prince Milan.
organizing.
VIENNA, July 13.-Both sides are TAX
ing advantage of the present pause in
active operations to bring up reinforce
ments.
The Servians are organizing guerilla
bands, one Of which, numbering 5000,
has advanced to within two hours march
of Weddin.
Belgrade advices announce that the
main body of Montenegrins is advanc-
ing on Mosta
Leschanawin who defends the frontier
at Sailschas has received a reinforce
ment of 1000 men,
Gen. Olymies has formed six thousand
Bosnians into regiments.
Gen. Ichernayeff is engaged In organ
lzing Bulgarians bands near Apolakaka.