The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
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| LUNDUN.
LONDON, July S-The Standard, reviewing
the proposed reciprocity treaty between the
United States and Canada, says if adopted,
it will establish a separate North American
zolverin in regard to all essential articles OF
trade between the States and the Dominion,
excluding England from Canadian markets,
like foreign.
Our less favored nations on the Canada
frontier will be virtually obliterated from the
United States, and the absorption Of British
North American provinces by the United
States becomes only a question of time
LONDON, July 8.-The Times Paris special
dispatch says that the Right and Left Centres
have agreed upon the order of the day, de-
claring thus
The Assembly is determined to defend Mar
shall MacMahons power from every attack of
Of opposition. The Cabinet has still o ma
jority Of SO in the Assembly, but the Bona
partists and portion of the Moderate Rights
who are able to turn the scale, are wavering
If the Government is defeated, dissolution
Of the the Assembly is inevitable
LONDON, July 8.-A special disbatch from
Paris to the Pail Mall Gazette says: ga COM
plete understanding has been effected between
Gambetta and the Legitimists for the coalition
Of the extreme Left and Right on the vote in
the Assembly to-day ON Bruins Interpolation
in relation to the suspension of T. UniOn The
Left Centre is divided, abut a majority of the
deputies belonging to that party will vote
against the Ministry.
The authorities are making preparations to
speedily quell any demonstration of a riotous
character that may be made.
LONDON, July 8.-Mr. Bourke, Under-Sec-
rotary of the Foreign Department has INTRO
duced in the House of Commons to-day bill
amending the international copyright law,
which was read once.
PARIS, July Sit is reported that the Bo-
napartist Deputies in the Assembly will sup
port the Cabinet in the important division to
take place in the Chamber to-day, if it will
take anti-Republican grounds.
PARIS, July 8.-The sitting of the Assembly
opened to-day amid intense excitement
The floor was completely filed with depu-
ties and the galleries crowded with distin-
guished spectators.
Lucien Brln moved that the Assembly re-
greet the suspension of LINTON by the
Government.
This motion was rejected, 80 to 49, The
Left abstained from voting thereupon.
NJ. Paris, member Of the Right Centre;
moved the following: That the Assembly,
resolving to theoretically uphold the septen-
NAL powers conferred on Marshal MacNIahon,
President Of the Republic, and reserving the
questions submitted to the Committee on
Constitutional Bills, passes to the order Of the
day.
Gen. D. E. Cissey, Minister of War and
Vice-President Of the Council, announced
that the Government identified itself with the
motion. The question was taken, and the
motion OF MIR. Paris was rejected vote, 331
to 1868. The majority in this vote was COM
posed of the three factions of the Left and 80
members Of the Extreme Right.
Several deputies Immediately moved the
order Of the day, pure and simple, which was
adopted. Vote, 339 to 315.
1t is considered the list vote leaves the door
open for the Ministry to remain in power, but
the impression at the close of the sitting was
that nothing had been settled, and the uncer-
tainty which has all along characterized the
political situation is unsolved.
PARIS, June SIT is stated in Alphonsist
circles that eX-Queen Isabella intends to pub
licly revoke her abdication of the throne of
Spain.
Immediately after the adjournment of the
Assembly to-day, Cabinet Council was held
at which the Ministers rendered their resigna
tons. President Mcmahon peremptorily re
fused to accept them and the Ministry remains
constituted as before.
The President will send message to the
Assembly tomorrow, or next day. in which he
will announce his determination to retain the
powers conferred upon him for the time as
signed by law, and will insist on the necessity
for the complete organization of his powers
by the Assembly.
A Cabinet Council will be held tomorrow to
definitely decide upon the terms OF the mes
sage
MADRID.
MADRID, July S-Gen. Zaballa is making
preparations to renew the attack upon the
Carlsts at Estella. The defeat of the Carlists
i'll their attack upon Tereule, Saturday last
was so complete that they have left that sec
ton Of the country altogether.
Gen. Morriones has been appointed Gener-
alssimo Of the Republican troops in Navarro
MADRID, July S.-The Spanish Government
has approved of the Cuban budget submitted
by Captain General Concha.
MADRID, July S.-The Republican army has
been recognized. 1t is divided into two
corps The first, under Gen. Morrionnes, will
operate III Navarro, and the second, under
Ceballas, VIII watch the Ebro district The
strength Of the combined army exceeds 80, 600
men, with - guns. General headquarters
are at Iatfalo.
CONSTANTINOPLE.
CoNsTAST1NopLE, July S.-The Sultan has
written to the Khedive of Egypt in terms cor
daily confirming the good relations between
the Porte and Egypt.
TRENTON, N. j., July 8-The jury in the
alleged smuggling case Of the United States
against B. G. Bean, to-day brought in ver-
dict for the defendant
New York, July 8. = Thos J. Mason,
Cashier for the brokers' and banking firm of
Merrill, Hlney 4 Co., was arrested to-day ON
the charge OF having robbed his employers Of