The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
MONTENEGRO.


fresh battalions have arrived ut Scutari
and five at Autiari.
LONDON, May IA rigid censorship
on the press has been established at
Constantinople.
The Russian telegraphic agency says
the Salonica affair caused panic
throughout Turkey.
A Times dispatch from Berlin says
Russia and Austria have placed men
of-war in the Archipelago at the dis.
pOsal of Germany In case there should
be any further attempt to molest Ger
mans in Turkey before the arrival OF
the German squadron.
A Vienna dispatch to the Daily Ners
says Servia. Roumania and Montenegro
have sent special envoys to Berlin.
sALONICA.
FanaticaI Movement Gaining In Intcn-
sity-Prompt Measures Needed
Turkish Fanaticisni.
LONDON. May 12-The Paris CORE
spondent of the Times has received q
communication from person OF un-
questionable authority. who considers
the fanatical movement in Salonica is
gaining ground. The correspondent
thinks the Salonica affair may be the
effect Of an agitation which has been
carefully fomented in view of the
eventual necessity Of q holy war. He
hopes the powers will take prompt
measures to prevent horrors which may
be fofcsecn.
Foreign Ambassadors.
PARIS. May l2.-The Russian telegraph
agency reports the foreign ambassadors
at Constantinople have resolved to meet
every day to consder the state OF affairs
upon the l0kest intelligence. The am
bassadors Mreed to ask their respective
governments to send additional men-of-
war to COnstantinople.
THE SITUATION.
European Conference Three Cham
ceIiOrS Pledges Given by the Porte.
BERLIN, May 12.-The rumors Of a.
general European conference on the
situation in Turkey are premature, but
it Is thought probable the question Of
holding one will be considered should
Turkey herself propose such course to
guaranteeing powers.
The first conference of the three I'M
perial Chancellors, County Andrassy
and Princes Gortschakoff and Bis
marck. was held yesterday at Prince
Bismarck.s residence. 1t is understood
Count Andrassy's note Will form the
basis Of their conference.
1t is stated that the three Chancellors
yesterday. at their conference, decided
to abstain, at least for the present, from
ish troubles and that Count ADdrassy
expressed great satisfaction at this de-
cision.
The Turkish Ambassador has been in
structed to express to the representa-
tives OF the great powers the POrte's
deep regret at this Salonica outrage,
and he has given assurances that the
guilty parties will be punished; he Is
also instructed to declare that the Porte
lis willing to meet the wishes Of the En-
Sperors regarding the execution OF the
programmes, embodied in Count Andras-
sy's note. and will raise no objection to
guarantees which may be required by
the powers.
4 Mysterious Rnrk-suppOsed Mntiny
and Murder Of Officers.
QUEENSTOWN. May IA pilot boat
belonging TO this port reports that she
fell in with the bark Caswell off Dorsey
Island; found her in charge of young
man supposed to have been put on
board by n passing vessel to navigate
her. A Greek sailor was lying on the
main hatch i'm irons: he Is said to have
been in irons two months Five OF the
pilot boats men were put on board the
Caswel to assist in working her into
this harbor She is hourly expected
here. The gunboat Orwell has gone to
meet her The British Consulate ut
! Rio Saneiro. as has been previously
stated, reported that the crew mutinied
and murdered the officers.
ENGLAND.
The Times COuEratulates.
LoNDoN, May 12.-The Times, to-day,
has a warmly congratulatory editorial
on the successful opening OF the Ameri-
can centennial exhibition.
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Give satisfaction. a
In the House Of Commons tonight
/ Mr.. James Johnson Grieve, Liberal
member for Greenock. will ask Mr..
Bourke, Under Secretary for the For
eign Department. whether an immedi-
ate and searching inquiry is to be made
! into the alleged capture OF the British
schooner Clementia by the Spanish rev.
enue officials, and the killing Of one Of
her crew, with view to indemnifica-
ton by Spain of the owner of the Gle
mentia and the relatives of the unfor-
tunate seaman, together with an ample
apology to the British Government for
| repeated insults to her flag by the
guarda costa in the vicinity of Gibraltar.
FRANCE.
| The Chamber Of Dcputies-DeathO ut Nr.
Ricard-AnOthcr Duel.
PAKfs. MAY i2. M. Rouvier has chal-
lenged Paul De Cassagnac.
NJ. Able Ricard, Minister OF the In
terror, died at midnight OF heart disease,
from which he had long been suffering.
M. RiCard was the Minister on whose
appointment the organization or the
present Republican compromise Cabinet
turned. His death is likely to renew
the political trouble which resulted from
NJ. Bullets retirement in consequence
OF the result of the late elections.
A violent scene occurred in the Cham
Der yesterday evening. nj. Rouvier,
who had been charged with scandalous
conduct by the Figaro newspaper, ask ed
for an investigation. The Bonapartists
and other Deputies interrupted him
while speaking. NJ Rouvier advanced
toward Cassagnac. shaking his fist.
The Chamber adjourned until Mon
day.
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