The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
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LONDON.

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LONDON.
LONDON, June 3.-Dispatches from San
Sebastian, report that that town has been at
tackled by Carlists in force, and is in crit
ic, situation. Men Of war have been sent to
protect foreign residents and reinfOrcements
for the garrison are fastening from the into
rior.
LONDON, June 3, $3.50 P. M.-The race for
the Derby stakes, at EPSON to-day, was
won by w. 5. Cartwright's C. h. C. George
Frederick, Sir TaltOn Sykes b. r. c. COu-
rome Defere came in second, and Lord
FalmOuth's C. h. C Atlantic third There
were twenty starters, and the weather was
was favorable for the race
LONDON, June 3.-The betting just before
the commencement of the race for the Der
by to-day, was eight to one against George
Frederick, four to one against COurOnne do
Fer, and eleven to one against Atlantic.
COuronne de Fer is owned by Lord Rose
berry and not by Sir Fatten Sykes.
An immense crowd witnessed the race. In
addition to the above, the following named
horses ran: AquilO, Valturno, Reverbera-
ton, Tipster, Ecossais, Glenamond, Leo l.
nus the First, Lord Trent, King OF Tyre,
Whitehead, Selseabill, Sir Arthur, Rostre-
voOr, Selford, Sister to Ryshworth and AL
zebra.
The Khedive has entered upon the nego-
tiation of the commercial treaty with for
! elgn powers independently of the Sublime
| Porte.
A dispatch from Vienna to the Standard,
reports extensive foundations in the Prov
ince of Banat and elsewhere in hungary.
Many villages were swept away.
The crew of the ship Neptune mutinied
yesterday when the vessel was leaving her
dock at Liverpool bound for New York.
After general fight, in which knives and
marlin spikes were freely used, fifteen of
| the mutineers were arrested and removed
to shore. Several persons were wounded.
PORTSMOUTH.
PORTSMOUTH, June 3.-The English cable
steamer Faratlay is hourly expected.
PARIS.
PARIS, June 2.-It is reported on good ari-
thority that SerranO will soon order gene
raj election in Spain, and if the Monarchists
are in the majority, he will propose the en-
thrOnement of Prince of Asturias under his
own regency
Debate on the electoral bill will be con-
tinued tomorrow, when Ledru Rain will
speak against the measure.
He denounced the plebiscitum as false in
principle and paying homage to national
sovereignty ; said all citizens should demand
an appeal to tie people by means Of the
general elections; this was the vital ques-
| ton.
PARIS, May 3. ~ In the Assembly the
debate on the Electoral bill was continued.
Ledru Rolln made the principal speech. He
denied that the Assembly had the right to
alter the franchise the present system of
elections should not be touched nor should
any other be substituted therefor.
The plebscitum which some invoked was
a parody ON universal suffrage At this
point there were loud protests from Bona
partist benches and cheers from the Left.
The noise and confusion was so great that
the speaker could not be heard for some
minutes.
When the excitement had subsidized he re-
sumed, abiding to the failure of the ma
jOrity to restore the monarchy, or even to
form government. He declared that the
Assembly, being pOweress to constitute q
monarchy, should maintain the Republic,
which had never been seriously tried, and
he concluded by urging alspeedy dissolution
of the Chamber.
Ex-President Theirs to-day received q
deputatiOn of Frenchmen from Peru, and in
reply to their address, said he believed in
the maintenance of peace, which was in &C.
cOrdance with the wishes Of Europe.
lsTRAsBURG.
thorities have prohibited the circulation of
the Die Nuaieume Secle, q newspaper pub
lished in Alsace and Lorraine.
BERLIN.
BERLIN June 3.-The Car will meet tho
Emperor Of Germany in the middle Of June
at Ems. Semi official denial is given to the
reports that the candidature Of Hohen-
zOIlern Prince for the crown of Spain will
be revived.
ROME, June 3-The American and Eng
lish Catholics in Rome proposed to give
public reception to the American pilgrims
on their arrival here and to make other de-
mOnstrations Of sympathy, but the Pope
deprecates such display, as it might cause
disturbance. The people, generally, appear
Indifferent.
MADRID, June 3.-Gcn. Iona has been
appointed Captain General Of the Basque
province.
BAYONNE.
BAYONNE, June "a battle is imminent
at Estella, where the Carlists are in great
force.
Foreign Postage to be Paid I'm Specie.
HAVANA, June 3. -Payment of foreign
postage in specie has been required since
yesterday.
railroad Strike.
CHICAGO, June 5.-'The brakesmen on the
at Bloomington. Men have been sent to
supply their places.
Havana.