Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

have arrived ct an understanding, but
there is no visible indication Of this.
Il Is still hoped that peace will be
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NEw YoRK, April 1.-The celebrated |
Madame Reslell was found dead In her
bath room this morning. Apoplexy |
was the cause. Her trial would have
begun to-day.
LATER-MAdam Restsll committed
suicide by cutting her throat with
carving knife. She was found lying
In Q bAth.tub which was filled with
wafer She left fortune estimated at
Sl5O,OOO.
Wells. casanavO aud KSnnOT.
NEw ORLEANS, April l.-Nothlng
was done to-day In the Superior Grim
inAl Court In the case Of Wells, Casa
uave and Kenner, the Court being oc-
cupied with the case against Marti.
more Carr, charged with forging bills of
lsdiug for cotton, but It is expected
that tomorrow morni,g the counsel
for defense will move for the discharge
OF the three remaining members Of the
Returning Board.
a Re.heaTing Refused In thu AndsG-
son case-AndeTson Released.
NEw ORLEANS, April The Supe-
rior Court made the following order
in the Anderson case: at 10 ordered
and decreed that q re.heAring 10 re.
fused, and that our judgment stand un-
disturbed" Mr.. CAstellanos, one of
AndeFson's counsel, Immediately went
with 9 certified copy Of the decree be-
fore Judge Whitaker, who OF once Or
dered the release Of Anderson from the
Parish Prison. About IL 80 pm. Gen.
Anderson was released.
Bank Robbery,
JAcK.oSvILLE, FLA, April The
bank OF Jacksonville was robbed OF
81, 500 10 greenbACks and bank notes.
A man engaged the attention OF the
Cashier, while Q confederate entered
g rear door, stepped into the vault and
secured the money. The robbery was
not discovered for two hours, aud no
clue could be found ofths robbers.
How Dsrbys Resignation was Re.
cetved In Russia.
LONDON, April IA ST. Petersburg
dispatch TO the Times contradicls semi.
official ulteranees that Lord Derby's
resignation was complete surprise,
and caused an immense sensation in
official circles. Lord Derby, the dis
patch SAWS, is reproached for having
misled Russia and England by going
as far as he did In direction which be
dlsapproved
War Preparations.
LONDON, April 1.-The Times col.
umn OF naval and military intelligence
says the Admiralty have made urgent
requisiIion on contractors who are
manufacturing a large number of picks
and shovels at Wolverhsmplon, and
demanded 10 know when they will be
ready.
Recruiting offices are experiencing
en- increase of business, aud the men
coming In are Of superior class.
1taly's Position,
LONDON, April l. The Times's
Rome correspondent telegraphs as fol.
lows: Count Cori, Foreign Minister,
has promised the Chamber OF Deputies
to explain the Governments eastern
policy on the 9th inst So faras be may
ieel inclined TO explain, he will un.
doubtedly say that observation, action,
and neutrality are Italy's policy. She
may bo alarmed at Russia's colossal
growth, but home complications aud
the necessity OF keeping on good terms
with Germany and Austria will keep
her quiet.
Changes in the British Ministry.
LONDON, April 1.-The Times and
Morning Post both reiterate the state.
msnt that Lord Salisbury has succeed
ed Lord Derby as Secretary of State
for the Foreign Department. The Off.
cial announcement will probably be
made to-day, The Post also repeats
the report that Right Honorable
Catherine Hardy, now Secretary of
State for the War Department, is 10 be
raised to the Peersge, and will succeed
Lord Salisbury as Secretary of State
for India, ami President OF the Coun-
eli aud Hon. Frederick Arthur STAN
ley, Secretary of the Treasury, will
succeed Mr.. Hardy in the War Once.
Constantinople Items.
LONDON, April l.-Reuter's have the
following; "ConstAntinople, March
3l.-Grand Duke Nicholas had an in
terView of two hours duration with
the Sultan, Saturday. NJ. Ouon, the
Russian dragomAn, was the only other
person present.
Osman, Fual and R4ouf Pashas
have gone to the Turkish camp at Mas.
lax. Mouhktar Pasha has been ap.
pointed Chief Of General STAFF, and
Osman PAsha commandant of Constan.
linople.
The Egyptian contingent from Var.
ne are enCsmped st Cnkear Kelessi, a
village of Asia Minor, in the Bosphor.
us, eight miles northeast Of CONSTANT.
nople.
A Correspondent Of the London Times
Disosrns the Tue Relations Exist.
Ing Between the Turks ana Rms