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

Ont Of Danger.
PARIS. juno Sit 10 believed George
Sand 10 0 ut Of danger.
Saeeple Chase.
At the summing meeting ct Autreuil to.
Aay the most notable event was the grand
eteeple chase de Paris of $4,000 francs.
The attendance was very large ana IN
cluded President MacMahon and wife.
sixteen started. The winner was Ven
triloque, Chimney Sweep second, Congress
third.
The deputati0n Of French workmen for
the centennis depart on the seventeenth
instant.
Recognition Certainty.
The recognition of Mourad by all the
powers is now considered certain.
rho British Csrn Trade.
The Mark Lane E1press, in . review Of
the corn trade, says the harvest prospects,
are fairly hopeful The state of political
affairs in the East is beginning to
exercise Q marked influence in both
monetary and commercial circles. II
can NOT DO denied that the possible
ties of war may become ct any moment
etern realities, consequently the daily
course of foreign politics is being snxiously
watched. and should the worst ensue We
can not shut our eyes to the fact that with
. rapid diminutiOn of stocks abroad and of
the visible supply in America great alter
alton in the present range of prices in our
~parkst will in oil probability occur.
The EJECT ~ Trade.
However, hitherto, political Influences
have not affected our markets to any az
tent, and our present position IL simply one
of careful watching. Thesupplies Of wheat
from abroad during the week have been
fair, No depression has shown itself, and
the millers still operate sparingly; but the
transactions in this quarter are expected to
show more animation, ~ the stocks OF
English wheat in farmers hands arc be-
1leyed to be unusally small. The fine
weather ON the continent has caused .
somew hat diminished inquiry here on the
part Of continental buyers.
Failed.
Moscow. June 5.-Perponshof Brothers,
Siberian and Asiatic traders, failed for
1000, 600 rOubles.
The eisuatien Critical.
BERLIN. June 5.-The North German
Gozette intImstes that the antagonism Of
England and Russia plunges ell Europe IN
. most critical situation.
The National ZeitMHg regards Andrassy's
recent pacific view ~ entirely errOneOne:
II foresees that mOmentous decisions would
now have to be Immediately adopted by
various p0wers.
commenting ON the tone Of the German
press, remsTks there 10 too much reason IOI
these apprebensions.
Suicide Of the Ex.yultan.
CoNsrANTlNoPLE. June 5.-The physician
to the British ard other embassies testif1ee
the Sultan died from suicide by cutting the
veins of his arms with pair OF scissors.
Tho Warlike Greeks.
The King OF Greece has ordered his army
on war footing.
A Greek commissioner arrived in Ger
mary to negotiate loan. This serious
movement, the correspondent adds, is &C
compapied by others Of like import.
How the Late sultan Died.
It is officially announced that . report
has been drawn mp and signed by nineteen
physicians Of different natiOnaltiee, which
certifies that the death Of Abdul Aziz re.
suited from the opening Of veins and
arteries below the bend Of the left arm and
the vein of the right arm.
All the ministers attended the funeral Of
the late Sultan.
The Porto has officially notified tho for
eign ambassadors of MOursds accession
and has demanded recognition.
Warlike Preparations.
LONDON. june 5-The Russian General
TcheDs zOff, who assumed command Of the
Servian forces ON his arrival at Belgrade,
handed the Servian government $3.50, 600
as . donation from the Slavonic societies of
Russia Bulgaria il crowded with well
armed volunteers from Russia.
Servia, ROumaDia and Montenegro have
established fortified camps. They are
amply supplied with cannon.
A crisis 10 unavoidable unless Russia re-
tracts. Russia is unprepared for the pres
emit contingency, and il slow to decide. The
feeling in Berlin il that we are on the eve
of a mcmen tOus change.
The declaration OF the Montenegro Off,
<ial Gosette that the insurgents are deter
mIned immediately to tall upon the Turks
With the whole Servian race, must be CON-
adhered authentic. Servisn troops are
RANGED on the frontier ready to act ct .
momeDt's notice.
ass..ee Between gngland and Turkey.
The Berlin Telegraph Az ncy asserts that
Rncjand has concluded an alliance with
TrrEnv. and guaranteed the lstter's in
The New 6ultan.
- pnaeian Telegraph Agency declares
<h~k Monrad will be recognized on aii hends
q soes ~ ~ aceesaion u omo'aliy an
noanese - ors1sssss miss,es.
4 .,,.e;. / dieeafsk 1roe Calcutta to the
a.: 4 sPs ~ ~ syeesTs n!se,on arrived
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