The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-06
war, Navy, Judiciary and Printing Departments
will be paupers.

pgNEMHNr or THE SESSION.
n may bs accepted tfat Congress will meet
before October 15. This impression y universal
sud positive. The Treasury and War Depart
these departments having tsken IL for granted
that Congress would meet June 4, have present.
cd no arguments sgainst the postponemsnt, nor
made any arrangements for w.
rHE FRANKLIN COTTON MILLS BURNED.
UTrcA, N. II. May 5.--The Franklin ootton mill
ID ssnauoit, built In 1919 and owned BY Il. D.
Drownell o.. burned lsss n,gaf, .a rhe fe
lantern. Loss s77 900; insuranoe .sl3,0W. One
hundred persons are thrown ont Of employment.
VESSEL Lost.
QuEENsrcwr, May 5.-The stesmer Wisconsin
art1y d to-day. She reports on May y, lat. bl
north, long. f6 west, she passed . three-masted
steamer proceeding eastward slowly, with no
lights burning. This steamer may bs tho City OF
Brussels, OF the Iumsn lae, now overdue from
New York.
THE Cyrf or BRUSSELS SUPPOSED LOST.
EHw Yong, Msy 5.--The steamship City of
Brussela. CARRYING Canadian and number Of
Amen ican pilgrims, which passed the bar OIL
sandy Hook on Saturday, the 2lst OF April, at
a. M, bound for Queenstown and Liverpool. is
now out fourteen days, and 1t ~ feared has met
with some accident to her .mEhinery. She is an
escellent sailor, and and made s1e run out here In
THE WHISKY E1sfr CASE.
sr. LOUIS, May 5.-The ha pas corpus case OF
Louis Feirscher, Que Of the Whisky ring. was de-
oided by Judge Treat, United Rstates Court, yes~
tarday. The defendant andsall others. whos.a.
cases were similar being discharged. This will
properly settle the matter Of collecting the ines
upon these parties, the Judge holding that under
the terms Of sentence fines cannot be collected
by capisH, but only on executions. Louis Keller.
man. ganRer, whose sentence reads that he shsll
.,r1fft al mi Hun n
sent TO Jail. Mr.. Torima, who paid his fine, will
now apply TO United States marshal TO have II
rsfundef.
WAR NOTES.
SHOTS ExeuAseEp-A TURKISH MONITOR bonn
BAHDtNu THE RUSSIAN BATTERIES.
LONDON, May 5.-~Shots were exchanged be
tween Russisn batteries and Turkish gunbos
exploring the mouth OF the Pruth.
4 Turkish monitor ia firing on the batteries be-
low Reni
THE GREEKS AFTER TURKEY.
| Greek troops attacked Turkish detachment
which had crossed the frontier Of Epirus, in pur
suit Of brigands.
RUSSIA WANTS MONEY.
Russia is making great efforts to raise losn IL
Paris.
THE RUSSIAN ADVANCE.
The Russian advance guard reached Urzitoieni
| south OF Buseo, where the roads divide, one go
ing toward Hiraovs. tho other toward silistria
Al Hirsova the Danube IL compressed into on
channel, the bapks Of which are marshy. Pass
age here IN much easier than at any other poin
between Silistria and Galatz. Hrsova IN als'
much less strongly defended than silistria.
II liz probable strong force OF Russians will b
| concentrated Mt uufa. Jalomci aud Kalarach
either to force crossing or to keep the garrison
| at Slstria and HerHDon occupied while cross
ing is effected elsewhere. The Porte will not de
clare siege unless necessary.
sERv1A WILL rnY IT ANOTHER TIME.
| Tho Russians will be allowed to remain In Tur
key.
sergia is evidently preparing to act in concer
Fugitives from widin begin to arrive ii
Hervia.
THE ENGLISH AnMY.
LONDON, May b.--The Times in it's military In
teligance says: Ills understood that the follow
ing regiments have been placed on list for ser
vice abroad, should their services be required
Here fol ow the names OF three regiments o
| dragoon guards two OF dragons, one OF hus
sars, one Of lanotrB, brigade OF horse artillery
one Of garrison artillery. two Of field artillery
thirteen separate battalions OF infantry and twen
ty-three complete regiments. two battalons o
the rifle brigade, also the second grenadie1
guards, the second battalion OF the Codstean
guards and tho first battalion Of the Scots guards
| AUSTRIA 10 OCCUPY BOSNIA.
MANCHESTER, May 5.-The Guardian this
morning gives great prominence to the following
| llofOrmation reaches us from q trustworthy quar-
ter that Austria has determined, rs precsutlon
airy measure, 10 occupy Bosnia and Herzegovina
according to present arrangements. The move
ment OF troops for that purpose will begin IL
about fortnight.
| THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
| LONDON, May 5.--On the Stock Exchange 10
day business is fat Russians and Turks art
heavy and lower.
| THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT EXCITEMENT oyEI
THE PROPOSED RESTORATION OF THE POPE.
ROME May Ain the Chamber Of Deputies to
day Minister Megar, in answer to Depu.,
who had given notice Of Interpolation reiativt
to the resctionary movement commenced sbroat
In favor OF the restoration Of the Pope, said tht
agitation was the work Of private individuals, and
deserved no serious consideration.
THE ENGLISH FLEET BEING FITTED OUT.
| LONDON, May 5.--The Post says: We are
given to understand that with view to possible
eventualities in the East, the government hal
resolved to ft out for sea, with the utmost expe
dition, the whole class OF small turret ships, o
which the Hecate and dlatton are types. These
vessels, though srmor plated, are OF compare
lively light draught. They carry four powerfu
guns each. The Hecate will probably be the tirs
resdy for sea.
CLERICAL ExcEssEs-A QUARREL IN THE FEENcr
| ASSEMBLY OVER THE CHURCH.
VERSAILLES, May AIN the Chambe. OF Depu
ties to-day the debate on NJ. LeBlonde's Interpret
lation WAS reopened by NJ. Gambetta. who said
In the presence OF the intrigues which divided
the country and alarmed Europe, the Republican
party ought to loudly proclaim It's principles. and
endeavor TO save The State, in which breach had
been made by partisan enterests and Catholic
committees He charged that members OF former
reactionary Cabllets, who have taken refuge in
the senate, were directing the present move.
ments. After inveighing against the encroach
ments of the clergy, he declared it was time the
churches should be relegated to their proper sub
ordinate rank in ths State. The Clericalsts
sought to induce France to break with the Italian
| revolution. Clericaliem was an enemy. (The
| last statement was greeted with prolonged ap
plsuse by the Lefty
Minister Simon Indignantly repudiated the A..
sertion that his speech of yesterday was dictated
| by the president. He repeated his declaration d
| the governments determination TO make the Law
| respected. They would do 90 with all the more
| energy. as advantage might be taken If impu
nifty was enjoyed by certaia persons (probably
meaning the bishopsl. to prejudice the good rela.
tions with Italy.
NJ. Munche recently elected cler1oaIist depuiy
denied that the Catholics desired war with Italy
The Cham her bv n vofa NJ YG1 vna t,1 !, !. -.