The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
Photographed to the Bulletin.l
..5 LONDON.

"A numOer OF french O0IoCClV0S are ia CnlS
country watching the movements of Roche
fort.
LONDON, June 19.-The Ascot Meeting
closed to-day. The race for the Ascot plate
was won by LeOwlander, and that of Alex
andria plate by Kinghud
The ship engaged in laying the section Of
the Brazilian submarine cable from ST.
Vincent, Cape De Verdes, to the coast Of
Brazil, was at noon to day in latitude 2
south, longitude - west.
Rochefort will probably address large
public meeting in this city al an early day.
In the House Of Commons to-day, Mr..
Bourke, Under Secretary of the Foreign De-
partment, stated that the Government wax
not unwilling to mediate between Brazil
and the Argentine Confederation, but it had.
not as yet been invited.
PARIS, June 19.-In the Assembly to-day
the clause in the Municipal Organization
bill giving to the largest Taxpayers the
right of membership in municipal councils
was rejected-yeas 325, nays 373
The Left, the Bonapartists and portion
of the Right Center voted with the major
ity. They regarded the clause as an at
tempt to restrict universal suffrage This
rejection will probably prove fatal to the
bill, and the announcement of the vote crea
ted considerable sensation.
NJ. FOwetOn, Minister to the Interior, ex
pressed his Willingness to accept as a COM
promise the limitation of the Governments
right to appoint the mayors of the cities
for three years.
The Postal Committee have approved the
report in favor of American Postal COnven-
ton. The Assembly will probably ratify
the report shortly, without further discus
siou.
The Right Centre is in negotiation with
the Right and with portion of the Lett
Centre i'll the hope of forming new
majority upon programme based on
the bill offered by M. Lambert de St.
Croix, on the 18th inst, providing fox
the confirmation of President Mac
Mahon's powers, the organization
of a second Chamber, comforting the right
branches, and the appointment of his sue
cessor, by a joint resolution of the two
Chambers.
The negotiations will probably prove
abOrtive. The Left Centre adhering to
the provisions of NJ Casimir Perrier's bill.
NJ. Du Favre Intends when the bill Of NJ
Perier comes up tor debate, to distinctly
warn the Right that 1886 Deputies are pre-
pared to demand the dissolution of the As
| sembly, if the organization of Republic is
prevented.
M. Goulard is very sick.
| M. Paul de Cassagnac, is cited to appear
before the Assizes Court on Monday next, to
| answer charge of melting citizens to hatred
| of each other.
The American naval squadron in the
Mediterranean is expected at TOulOn shortly
to revictual.
| PARIS, june 19.-In the Assembly to-day,
an amendment to the Municipal Organiza-
ton bill was adopted, which completes the
| 6afaat nf no rnaaaura The amaudmpnt i'm
effect, maintains the existing system Of
municipal elections, striking out clauses
which provide for the minority representa-
ton by cumulative voting. 1t was adopted
by $40 to BAL, which caused a great surprise,
and the withdrawal of the bill was an
nOunced.
The Right is deeply discouraged by the
recent votes in the Assembly. 1t feels that
it's power is gone and majority which it was
| hitherto able to command is broken up. The
Left Centre is determined to make change
in the domestic policy of the Government.
Jules Janin, the author, died to-day
| MADRID.
MADRID, June 19.-Latest advices from
the scene of var in the north of the State
say the Carists are certainly concentrate
ing at Monte Juria, near Estella.
! They have cleaned the country of prOys-
sOns horses and vehicles.
Concha's force numbers 80 900 men aud 81
guns.
The weather is beautiful There is some
dissatisfaction because the attack upon the
Insurgents has not been made. Quite
number of Concha's men are suffering from
dysentery, which the doctors ascribe to the
onions, which have constituted the princi-
pal article of food.
The available strength of the Republican
Army is 10000 infantry and 10000 cavalry,
not including $4,000 reserves.
The wife Of Don Carlos has arrived here
EN- route to Switzerland.
BERLIN
BERLIN June 19.-The Cathedral Chapter
of Posen has refused to obey the Govern
ment's orders to elect a Vicar General, de-
claring it does not consider that a vacancy
exists in the Archbishopric. The Roman
Catholic Bishops of Prussia held coufer-
ence on the 2;'d inst, at Fulda.
ROME.
ROME, June 18-Cardnal Antonelli is
suffering from severe attack of govt and
is very weak.
At the reception of the Cardinals by the
Pope, Tuesday, his Holiness mentioned that
proposals had been received, emanating
from exalted political peIsOnages, looking
to reconciliation between the Papacy and
the Italian Government.
He declared, however, he would yield
nothing; that any concession on his part
would be injurious to the church and society.
The text of the address delivered by the
, Pope to the Cardinals on tuesday last is
published. The Pope renews his protests
! against the usurpation of the Papal States,
the abolition Of religious corporations and
, other acts of the Italian Government, SO that
the enemies of the Church may not be able
to plead justification of uudisputed custom
He is also moved to allude to these sub.
jects again because he recently received
overtures Of reconciliation and had in his
possession a respectful letter urging that as
: Vicar Of the God of peace he should pardon
his enemies and withdraw excOmmunicas
tions pronounced against them.
He declares he cannot make peace wstf
: the enemies Of the Church, aud in conclu.
! sion exhorts the cardinals to initiate the
| conduct of Foreign bishops, especially those
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