The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-26
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him that his father Is extensively en-
uaeed In trade with Bordeaux. !
Major Rogers. steamboat inspector at
New Orleans, is here to see about the re-
port that Capt. Norton was appointed
In his place. Major Rogers has had no
notice to quit.
Gov. Aiken is gaining strength for the
Collectorship of the Port at Charleston.
Patterson, however. is obstinate In favor
of retaining Worthington.
THE CHEyENNEs AND sIOUx.
,Fhs eheyennes wish 10 be Transferred
ta the indian Territory
CAMP ROBINSON, Neb. May A.-The
Uheyenne Indians at this agency are
feeling very bitter against the Sioux Tor
the harsh treatment received at their
hands after being defeated last fall, and
not Wishing 10 live near them longer.
reai1ested. come days ago, to be re-
moved to the Indian Territory.
After consulting With the Uommls-
sjoner OF Indian Affairs. Gen. Sherluan
has given his authority for the transfer
Thav will start about the 2s b inst, un-
der charge OF Lieut.. Ltwton, OF 4bn
Cavalry. This band numbers about
1850 persons, all told.
Base Haii.
prTrsBuHa, May 2t. -Alleghanies Z.
Athletics. OF Philadelphia, 3.
Fires.
RrAnrpe. Pa. May 25.-The Scott iron
astablishlnent burned. The fire orlgl-
mated In the pattern house. Loss $5Ve,-
200. .,.,-
NEy YoRR. May 25.-y. B. Double
man q glass works, Brooklyn, burhed'
Loss $1a7, 900.
FOREIGN.
WAR NOTES.
Vhe uasssnsas seeking to Crush Turkey
with superior Forces.
LONDON. May 25,-The Turks captured
and burned small Russian war vessel
near Islade. a., .u.,.-.,..
the fortresses, will have but 75,ooo lof
the field. r,.-,.
The Standards special from Constan,,
tinople reports the Ottoman troops and
the insurgent Cireassians have ad-
yar,ced tfron Suukgoum kale, about
forty miles into he interior.
Tie Standards has the following
from various other points: ,.a,
The Hungarian Government issued 9
dacree forbidding the exporting OF arms
The Danube is still rising.
Mahmoud Nedim Pasha was openly
denounced at Cunstantinople as trai
tor. during the public discussion rela.
tive to the advisability OF recalling Mid
hat Pasha. ....,
Midhat's recall is seriously discussed
Prince CHARLES, OF Roumania, ls al
ready addressed by his royal title IL
russian official documents.
The Standards correspondent al
Vienna telegraphs that the rumors
which are current there Of German mo
hijization are traeeable TO the fact tina
Prussisn subjects who are liable to ser
vice as reserves have received notices
reminding them to be ready to join thei
regiments within four days from orde
Of mobilization, If such order should b
iss,1ed. This notice only refers to regi
ments, t his wUt1td ttoitt to q tffsfte4
mobilization on the Polish frontier. q
a precaution. In view OF b possible Pol
ish agitation.
Iospor. May 25.--Preparations 70
war continue In Servia.
A religious war has been proelaime
i'm Bosnia. .......... -.
gradual mobilization OF her entire ARM J
to crush Turkey by superior strength
Russia will probably postpone an al
tampt to cross the Danube in force uI
til the middle of June.
The war i'm Asia-Turks Driven Rack.
Mouktar Pasha has been unable t
hold the mountain passes between kal
and Erzeroun. He retreated Withor
giving battle.
The English commissioner, with til
Turks In Asia, is represented as fearin
Erzeroun will not be able to hold OF
long.
Two repulses of the Russians befor
Kars are confirmed, but the third as
sault was progressing at last accounts
The Russian movements have bee
amazingly rapid. 1t is impossible t
follow them or describe the exact situs
tion. 1t Ia impossible to exaggerate tt
critical importance Of the military eit'
alton at this time.
THE AN MERICAN PILGRIMS.
They wait en The Pope and Are We
csmed Cordially.
ROME. May as. The American pi
grims, who were received by the POI
today, numbered fifty ecclesiastics an
$50 lay members, and were led by tt
Archbishop Of Philadelphia and tt
Bishops OF Allegheny, Natchitoehe
Albany, Louisville, Galveston, Detroi
Green Bay. Hartford and other di,
ceses.
About 15o American Catholic residen
and visitors were also present, with st'
dents Of the American College an
American students of the Propaganda
After an address they were presented |
the Pope. who was seated on the thron
His Holiness replied that he remen
..,s bered how an eminent Cardinal ha
fl told him at the commencement b
t@ pontiticial, that from America woul
come great comfort to the church. Z
now relized the fulflllment Of that pr
diction. He spoke Id great praise of tt
American nation-the great things it ha
accomplished, and how, in the flower
its youth, 1t had acquired strength sui
cient to arouse the jealousy of Europea
nations. But there were errors OF yout
in nations as in men. and he would r,
mind them Of two he had noticed |
them--too great precipitaney in pursu
of material things and too proud a fee