The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
Photographed to the Buletin.l
T.ONDON.


LONDON June 4-Railway officials have
orders to arrange for Victoria's visit She will
arrive in Russia on the 14th September
LONDON, June Sir Bartle Frere has
resigned the Presidency of the Koyas
Geographical Society and Gen. Sir Henry
c. Rowlin has been elected his successor.
A special dispatch to the Times says The
Carlst Gen. Lizarrago is dead
LONDON, June 4.-At the summer meeting
at New Castle the Tyne to-day the North
cumberland stake was won by Lily Agnes.
Louise was second and Oroton third There
were twelve starters, but betting was severe te,
four against Lily Agnes five to one against
Louise and twenty to one against Orotoia
The relations between Turkey and Persia
are not friendly
1t appears the Persian Government las re-
fused to compel the return to Turkish terri
tory of tribe numbering 10000 kunakes,-
which has been subject to the Porte, bot ess-
capped across the Persian frontier and that "a
number of Turks have been seized and mai
treated by band Of Persian Pilgrims,
The Turkish Government threatens tr hsGcC
Persia to give up persons who have abused it's
subjects and to surrender the revolving txiee.
Unless accommodation is speedily effected the
relations of the two countries viii becotne
critical.
LONDON, June 24.-In the House of Ccnn-
official survey of merchant ships before s..i6ng
rejected
PARIS June N.-DeGoulards condition is
hopeless
PARIS June A-The vigorous efforts unstes
by the Bonapartists to influence public oIaIaon
and turn it to their own accouns causes MITCH
uneasiness. The party is organizing commit
tees in every department, establishing news
nd list ~
ments and petitions, ueging the restoration or
an empire.
1t is probable that the Assembly will sttc-
cessively reject all Constitutional Bills The
Republicans manifest Joy over the prospect
believing that dissolution will be the inevitable
result. The Conservatives favor either the
postponement of the bills until winter None
OF them can be adopted now, or by the intor-
ventiOn of President MacMahon, by means OF
message holding the Assembly responsible
for failure to organize the powers OF the Elk
ecutiye
PARIS, June A.-An order has been issued
by the Government prohibiting the distribu-
ton in France of photographs of the Prince
Imperial.
BAYONNE.
BAYoNNE, June 24.-The Carlsts have es-
tablished three intrenched lines before Estelia-
The outermost line is five leagues from the
city.
MADRID.
MADRID June PA band of Carlists made
an attack upon Belmonte, in Tarragona, yester-
day, and the garrison, to avoid the burning OF
the place, surrendered The insurgents made
demand upon the authorities for $1,000 and
took off several persons, stating that they
would hold them as hostages for the payment
of the money They were followed by u tosce
of Republican troops, who overlook theus and
killed twenty.
/ ROME, June H.-Several persons were IN .
rested for participation in the Papal denSai
str;ation on Sunday and sentenced to short laa-
prisonment.
4 BERLIN, June M.-PrOfessor Guest Is afayut
to proceed to America for the purpose Of
searching the archieves of the different States
OF America for information to aid him IN pre-
pairing history of the Constitution OF the
United States. While in Washington he will
be the guest of President Grant.
HThe Prussan Bishops are in attendance
upon the Roman Catholic Conference ut
Fulda.
The Sees of Cologne, Posen and Treyes are
represented by deputies, those Bishops being
! Ill prison.
BERLIN, June THE Naval Courtmntiai
has sentenced Captain Werner to arrest for his
conduct when in command of a German mau-
ot-war, in the harbor OF Cartagena, during the
Intlansigente revolt.