The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
Photographed to the Bulletin.l
LONDON.

LONDON, June 26. 5 A. MA bill for the
regulation OF public worship has passed the
House of Lords.
A lad named MCGEE, a hand employefasar
the castor factory in Newark, was ksaisc
yesterday by the explosion of an emory wheAl-
VIM. Mccormick, butcher, died yesterday
evening OF Hydrophobia Mccormick sscS
slightly bitten by small dog about n.oahtt
ago. The wound soon healed and he thcugshe
nothing of it until Monday, when he began t.
experience sharp pains in the back.
Physicians called who prescribed sfapi.
remedies ut first, but more powerful oncssaf-
forwards, but all to no purpose, and he aies.
in the greatest agony A thorough scientific
examination is to be made of the case,
LONDON, June 26-Queen Victoria aBs M.
Emperor of Brazil have exchanged conersra-
latory messages upon the successful laying OF
the Brazilian cable.
LONDON, June 26.-In the House OF Con
mons, Capt Baillie Cochrane moved resolve
in favor of the interference of the Governnets
for judicial reform in Egypt because khglaasc
is deeply interested in uninterrupted natist.
ton in the Suez Canal. Bourke, URdes
Foreign Secretary, stated that the ckes
obstacle to such reform was France, who
hesitated to abandon the position she Aaa
acquired in Egypt.
Ii Sue DtTSlSteO Ill FeLusatl W CtAAsMht
! with the views of other powers, the orf
course which remained for them would be ~
act without her. The opponents of the psst>-
lie worship regulation bin, which passed ahs
House of Lords last night, declare it is'use.
less and dangerous, affects questions of doc
trine, un1avo1ably attacks ritualists unfairly
and jeopardizes the union of the church ind
state. The Marquis of Salisbury and 0tkes
Tories vehemently opposed the measure, aug,
it is understood will appeal to the House a.
Commons to reject it.
The bill reorgtnizes the present cumbersome
Ecclesiastical Courts SO as to enable thels t.
take speedy cognizance OF new ceremenke
Howard Stanton. a well known chess playes
and Shakesperian editor died to-day
PARIS.
PARIS, June 26--La Liberte says that aitss
the budget has been voted, President Mac Ma
hon will recommend that the Assembly ceD-
fer upon him the power Of finally dissolrinS
it and then adjourn.
PARIS, June 26-At the sitting of the Con.
mittee of Thirty to-day M. Tallou, Of the
Right Centre, proposed an extension OF Was
Mahons term Of office to 10 years and the s9s
pointment of Vice President, Dufaye e.
posed the project on which no vote was takes.
M. Bathie announced that the committee
would proceed to vote on Peries bill AeSa
Monday. The Committee of ParliamentAx
Initiative have decided against referring Roche
foucauld's monarchial resolve to the Commitsss
of Thirty and will probably declare it uncsaa
stitutiOnal.
The Assembly to-day passed a bill granting
26OOO,OOO francs indemnity to sufferers ~
the late war.
Courbet, the artist has been condemned b.
pay the cost of the reconstruction of tAs
vendOme column.
Domiciliary visits have been made by Gas
police to offices of Imperialist journals ard Il
residences of prominent Bonapartists, and 10
port.ant documents have been seized.