The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON.

| LONDON.
LONDON, Nav 19-The bark Aft, from
Pensacola to Liverpool. was abandoned
Part OF her crew were saved and landed al
Liverpool.
The Car reviewed $4,000 troops at Alder
shott to-day.
Count schoralof, Chief of the Russian
Imperial Household Police, to-day gave as
surances that all the exiled Poles, with the
exception of two or three known assassins,
may return to their native country.
| LONDON, May 19.-The Carists last week
attacked some entrenching parties beyond
Bilbao, but were driven eft with the loss of
thirty prisoners. Sixty Republicans were
killed and wounded. The Carlists expected
he arrival of a cargo of guns purchased in
England.
PARIS, May l9-The prolongation of the
Ministerial crisis causes great excitement at
Versailles. Efforts to form a Ministry from
the Right and Left Centres continue, but up
to this hour have met with no result The
Right and Right Centre seek to exclude
Bonapartists from the Government.
Some dispatches from Marseilles assert
that the Cabinet will be completed TO NOR
row, from the Right centre and moderate
Right. But several evening journols report
that Goulard despairs Of success.
PARIS, May ia duel is impending be-
tween Prince Metternich and the Duke De
Montmorencie.
PARIS, May 19.-It is the Count de Mon
tebello, and not the Duke de Montmorency,
who has sent the challenge to Prince Met
ternich. The cause of the challenge is the
refusal of Princess Metternich to return
salutation at the ball of the Count de Mon
tebellO.
M. Goulard has not given up hope of form
ing a Misintry. He is continuing negOtia-
tons to-day.
During the day President Mcmahon gave
audiences to NM. Goulard, Buffet and the
Due de Casas.
The Moderates object to an impersonal
Septennale, because it would be equivalent
to recognition of the Republic. The Elk
IRENE Right are determined to oppose Gou-
lard or any other Chief of Ministry whose
platform embraces the adoption of cOnstitu-
tional bills.
NJ. Goulard, finding no sure support in the
Left Centre or Right, will therefore, be COM
PEELED to rely upon the minority in the As
sembly. 1t is expected the Ministry will be
completed to night, with Goulard, DeCasas
and Bodet at the head Of the principal de
partments
MADRID.
MADRI>, May 10. Gen. Concha has
entered Miranda and established his head
quarters there
Gen. Pavia has resigned the Captain
Generalship of Madrid, and Gen. Ray has
been appointed his successor.
BAYONNE.
BAYONNE, May 19.--The Carlst Comman-
der-in- Chief, Gen. Dorregarry is marching
upon Estalla with a large force.
CoNsrANTINOPIE.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 1S.-A fire last
night in Galata, large suburb of this city,
destroyed one hundred houses, occupied
mostly by poor Jews.
ST. JOHNS.
ST JoHN's, N. B., May 19.-Hopes for the
steamer Trojan, forty days out from Liver
pool, are generally abandoned.
HAYrI.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, via Havana, May g.
The latest intelligence from Ha ii is that
Gen. Dominique, President elect has pro-
hibted the loading or departure of cargoes
and passengers at Jacmel and other southern
ports until he is installed in the Presidency.
A British steamer which touched at JAG
mel, was compelled to bring all her passen-
gers and freight. intended for Hayti, to st.
Thomas. There was great excitement there
among the refugees from Hayti.
The stores of Sievers & Co., and Repnburn,
at Jacmel, have been destroyed by fire; loss
500, 600 dollars.
Excitement in south Carolina.
CHARLESTON, S. c., May 19---There is
great comnotion in Columbia, caused by
the attempt to arrest Gov. Moses, for lar
ceny. The streets are alive with colored
militia and with groups of citizens discuss
ing the peculiar situation.
This morning Sheriff Cain, of Orangeburg
called at Moses's mansion, and informed him
he had an unpleasant duty to perform.
Moses, guessing his purpose, and seeing
the warrant in his pocket, told him that he
would not submit to arrest, and, in response
to the Governors reqnlsition, the black
Bligader Gen. Nash detached two com
panies of colored militia. to guard The Ex-
ecutive Offices and approaches. They are
now on duty around the House and
Moses'S mansion, with fixed bayOnets, and
challenge all corners.
The question of the right to arrest the
Governor Is the subject OF excited discus
sion among the State officials.
In Columbia, this evening, Gov. Moses
to the warrant IN compliance
with the telegraph advice of his counsel,
who had gone TO Orangebnrg to consult
Judge Graham, who ordered the arrest The
Governor gave bail in u large amount for
his appearance. II, will probably make u
publication of his view of the case.
Tue three coIored companies who have
been guarding the Governors person during
the day rendtz vous at I o'clock to night, at
the State House, where refreshments, in
Gliding champagne ana cigais, were pro-
vid,d for them i'll the executive Office; after
partaklny of supper they wer. dismissed.
Texas Crops.
DESIsON, TEXAS May 10.-The wheat
crop in this region is now out of danger. 1t
will be the largest AMI best ever raised in
Northern Texas. Nrw wheat Will be in
market here by this 18th of June. The large
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