New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03
CentrnI nnd south AmerIcn.

and the m litin en- route for the front have
been recalled.
Central and South AmericH.
PANAMA. December 22-In the Chilian
Congress, Vienna MAchenuar had proposed
TO abolish the mission to Washington, ana
succeeded in getting it reduced TO q secoUd
clsss legation.
Tne Peruvian finances sre improS ing,
and the trade of tao entire coast Is lonk-
ing up.
Eeuadorau news indicate the prooAole
success of the revolution.
Central America is quiet, although eA-
President Guardis, OF Costa Rics, IL try
ing TO get up war WiJh Nicaragua.
The Columbian war 2as very eangOinsJy
The result of the battle If Garanta wac Il
decisive The liberals had 600 lille and
1900 wounded; tGe cuns5 ry9tIvCs SUI kilisN
and 1900 wounded.
Peace proposals were made at CSIthS'
gena on the eighth OF December.
Al CarbhRgenA, On the eighth Of Deem
Der, Il bloody tragedy occurred A lnuh OF
ARMED say8ges killed the Dnteh consul,
Mareno Augustin Velec sud bT ~ others, and
wounded many moro The cause is not Of
aligned, but it is presumed TO DO political
Great indignation and alarm are felt.
Tde Isthmu5 is quiet.
The Pensacols aud Omaha, American
men Of.war, are at Panama.
British Corn Trade.
LONDON, Janusry The Mark Lane Er
press. IN lis weekly review OF the British
corn trade, Gays grain nj country markets
has been generally poor, but the decline Of
a shil ling per q larter on wheat last week
has been recovered with unusual activity
10 trade; at Liverpool. especially, q great
animation prevailed. The general tons of
the market rolled strong IN consequence OF
decreased imports and the depletion Of
z an2ry stocks.
Ine sale influence has strengthened the
London trade. The slight tendency toward
lower prices during the recent empoTary
lull has been more than recovered, and q
healthier feeling pervades trade than at
any time during the year. Imports into
London during the week have been limited,
while exports show an increasing cOntineD-
tai demand. India continues to furnish the
bulk of the weekly supply of foreign wheat
into LsndOD; American wheatis now run
ming very short and holders have Fealized
an advance of one shilling to two shiliings
per quarter. On the week, Russian i'm
proved shilling. with steady milling de
mAnd and speculative inquiry for both,
Trade presents broader features, ntlers
seeming TO derive confidence from the dim
unition Of stocks, smgl shipments from
America, and the knowledge that political
events may occur to enhance the value OF
wheat.
With the limited arrival at the ports OF
California, the floating oaTgOes trade has
shown considerable trmness; at the end Of
last week there was a very large business
California in floating oargOee, but the
demands slaekened within the past few
DAYS.
LONDON, January Tue amount Of bal.
lion withdraE from, bank to day, on bal
anee, was EDS 600. ..t.
Marine.
LONDON, January 1.-The British shI
Beaver, Captain Taylor, which sailed from
New York, November %, for QaeshBtOwn
has been lost at SEA; her crew we're saved
Toe steamer Aragnu, from Bristol, De
cember %, for New York, pnG back TO the
former port, having been dismasted III
violent gale. The passengers and crew ar,
cafe.
The steamer OthellO, from Hull Decem
Der 90, for New York, was also compelled
to put back to MarRate
A gale of unprecedented violence pre-
vailed on the south coast OF England yes
terday. The Dover pier was partially de-
strOyed and nearly every COAST town from
Dover to Portsmouth partially inundated
by high tide. The bark Astria, from LisaOI
to Pensacola lie lost; the crew were saved
The bark Felix, from Galveston for Liver
pool was wrecked; the crew were saved.
Tho Conference.
A dispatch to the Daily Telegraph from
COnstsntinOple states that Mondays sitting
of the conference was brief. The Turkist
delegates declared they Lad no authority
to discuss the questions of an International
commission and gendarmerie. The con
ference adjourned until Thursday next
The Turkish Cabinet council wlll in the
meantime deliberate upon the POrte's
definite answer to the proposition OF The
powers.
AZ the fourth session Of the conference
yesterday the Marquis Of Salisbury OK
pressed the views Oi the plenipoteD tfaries
upon the Turkish counter proposals. The
points upon which Turkey refuses to neRO
tate are local gendarmerie, with foreign
partio patton; the question OF the interna
tional commission, and the extension Of the
Servian frontier
Answering whather this declaration wal
tantamouns to absolute refusal, the Turk
ish delegates replied they must refer to The
Porte.
The Porte viii give definite reply or
Thursday.
The Marquis Of Salisbury visited tn,
Grand Vizier after the conference.
The Turkish delegates to the Conference
have not only declared that they can NO
discuss certain points Of the proposals.
made by the pOWers, bnt their counter
scheme agreed upon BY the plenipoten
tiAries.
IL Is stated that General IgDatistf, Rus
sia's plenipOtentiary, has declared that h'
can not discuss the Turkish proposals, ans
In this is supported by the other plenipo
tentfaries Thursdays sitting will prOp
ably be decisive.
The European plenipOtentiaries had q
informal meetiBgon Sunday TO consider th
counter proposals. The Russian, German
Austrian and French delegates declares
they could not act with the Porte, an
seemed Inclined TO cut short the disoussion
After Lord Salisbury stated his views the
became oalmar. General Ignatish, he's
ever, read to she Representatives . telegrai
from Piince GOEtEehakOh directing him %
20 listen to any counter proposals whhseve
Tt Was finally arranged that the eoBfsFenC
should present their original proposition
again On Monday. The situation is yes
grave.
Gsrman Silver
BERLIN, January 2.-The Germsn go
ardment has ordered the Imperial Bank
resume sales Of silver for accounts OF q
German Treasury.
BanishlnS ste Jews.
PEsTIl, January s2-~A dispatch fro
1uehRrest reports that hundreds Of JeWif
EamiiieH we're recently ordered By the lnavs
Of Baslinin, Moldavia, frem that tow
WlIhin three Gays; many persisted fro
cald on Che Eoedside.
DGI@CEE-E4A1NEOUS.