New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-20
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ment. stated that Lord Derby has recently
wristen to the Peruvian minister in regard
to the continued detention Of the captain
and mate Of the Talesmsn, IS follows:
have demonstrated in the strongest manner
in the name of her msjestys government
against the continued detention OF the
prisoners, and the uDfriendly conduct OF
the Peruvian government, and unless me
matter is brought to speedy tefmlnsuon
it is impossible friendly relations can con-
finue.
To this the Peruvian minister replied, re-
capitulatipp the facts in the case, and de-
Tending the conduct of Peru, but not really
altering the situation.
M Rourke said, in conclusion: ut ap-
pesrs to the government that further deten-
zion of the prisoners is uIJust'fable, and We
consider it our duty to request their imme-
date release" This declaration was re-
ceived with loud cheers.
Brent Released.
Charles Brent, the Louisville forger, held
for extraditiOn, has been released.
The Eastern Question.
The Paris correspondent of the Times,
in q letter reviewing the present attitude
of the Eastern question, concludes as fol-
lows: 1.-THE Car yesterday, in taking
leave Of q lady who wished him good
tourney. replied, with undisguised satisfac-
tion, i hope l shall spend more tranquil
days at Juganheim than those l have
passed at Ems Such remark as
this is tatamOunt to specific
promiee, and it may be inferred that
European powers are determined to remain
nnectstors Of what passes between Turkey
and her subjects and vassals. This does
not mean that the paciicatiOn of Turkey is
an accomplished fact or that we are on the
eve Of it's being effected. The insurgents
do not seem disposed to lay down their
arms, nor do Montenegro and Servia seem
to abandon their pretension OF annexlng
the one Herzegovina and the other Boenia
But what is known to-day appears
to indicate that none OF the European
powers will support the insurgents and
their neigbbOrs. Though none will en-
deavOr to thwart their designs, and when
the insurgents and the Porte come face to
face and Europe is seen to remain spec
tatOr, This insurrectiOn will perhaps perish
as it began, that is, without any body know
ing the reason why. At the present moment
everybody, particularly the six powers, are
convinced that peace will pot be disturbed
beyond the frontiers"
The Emperor and the Gar.
VIENNA, June l9.-The Gar cordially &C.
cepted the invitation for an interview with
the Emperor of Austria at the Castle of
Reichstadt. The Gar will arrive at Reich
btedt on the twenty fourth instant, and de-
part on the twenty-sixth.
The Turks Again Defeated.
The insurgent leader Golube defeated
the Sultan's forces at PetrOvazes, killing 200
Turks and capturing 1000 sheep and cattle.
Autumn Drill Of Austrian Troops.
BERLIN, June l9.-Austria has ordered
the concentration of $4,000 regular troops
and l69, 900 landwehr in the Eastern and
Southeastern provinces for autumn drill.
The Fire Record.
Moscow, June ia fire here last night
destroyed over fifty houses. No particulars
Of the damage have been received, but it is
believed to be enormous.
Three. fourths of the town of Kadschory,
in the Caucasus, including the bazaar,
burned Saturday night.
Turkish DfssentiOns.
CONsTANTINoPLE. June l9 The ministers
of the Sultan differ among themselves on
the question of creating q national assem-
bly,, and the constitution which was pro-
mieed will probably be indefinitely post.
poned.
Newspapers Punished.
The publication of the Courier D'Orient
has been suspended by the government tor
q month, for an attack on the late Hussim
AOni Pasha.
The Lerant Herald, which was Temporal
rily suppressed will reappear July IA.
A Mourning Day in Havana.
HAVANA, June 19-The funeral of the
late Right Rev. ApaliDar Serrano, Bishop
of Havana, took place on Saturday, and
was largely attended. The Captain Gen
eral and city authorities were among the
chief mourners. A subscription was raised
to defray the expenses OF the funeral, the
deceased bishop having given all his pos
sessions to the poor