The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-31
FOREIGN NEWS.
Photographed to the Bulletin.]
LONDON.

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journals say Austria has received circular
note from Germany, urging the great powers
to combine to prevent the continuance of the
| Carlist atrocities in Spain, and has e wen a
favorable reply The Morning Post asserts
that Germany will propose in the Brussels
Congress, rec ignition of the present Gov
eminent of Spain.
LONDON, July 3O-A large and brilliant at
| tendance was present to-day at the Goodwood
races, which were a great success. Among
the distinguished persons present were: The
Prince and Princess of Wales, and Crown
Prince of Germany and suite. The Good
caster Mr.. H. Saville's b. C. Kaiser, second
Mr.. Lefeore's Oh. f Miss Toto third. Six
horses started.
The betting before the race was 8 to 4 on
the field against Done ster, to 2 against
Kaiser and II to against Miss Toto
LONDON, July 30.-Itis stated that Italy has
made a demand upon France for the recall of
the war ship Osanoque, which has been per-
manently stationed at Civita Vecchia as
refuge for the Pope in cast of necessity.
BELFAST.
BELFAST, July 3O-There is serious strike
of the operatives of the fax mills at this
place. The striking work people are making
threatening demonstrations tonight. Crowds
of them are parading the streets. and have
attacked several bakeries. The magistrates
have asked for four hundred additional police
men.
PARIS.
PARIS, July 29.-In the Assembly to-day
the debate on motions for dissolution, ad-
journed from Monday, was resumed.
NJ. Depeire opposed the dissolution Of the
Assembly. He alleged the motions We're made
in revenge for votes by which the republic
and the plebiscite had been rejected. Cha
baud La Tour, Minister Of the Interior, also
spoke against dissolution
He reminded the Assembly that by the law
of March, 1873, it was pledged to vote on
constitutional laws before it dissolved.
When the present powers were organized,
Deputies could appeal to their constituents
without endangering public order.
Duval and others supported the motion ar
suing that the measures caused by the present
unsettled condition Of affairs paralysed trade,
and the only remedy was appeal to the
people. A vote was taken Malliville's mo-
ton tor dissolution was defeated by 332 yeas
to 374 nays.
A similar motion offered by Duval was then
withdrawn. lie Temps states that England,
Germany and Italy have agreed to establish
joint surveillance over the Spanish frontiers.
PARIS, July 3O-In the Assembly to-day the
committee having charge of the subject, re-
ported favorably on the proposition for a
recess, and recommended that it begin on the
9Th OF August, and continue to the 30th Of
November.
The debate on this report will occur Friday,
and is likely to be very important. Gambetta
and Simon will be among the speakers; and at
the same time it is said the Left will renew
the Interpolation on the subject of recently
exposed monarchical intrigues, and will ask tor
the removal of the state of siege from all de-
partments before agreeing to recess.
1t is reported that the Versailles Govern
ment has notified the Spanish Cabinet that
France will act in concert with Northern
powers in regard to the recognition of the
Spanish Republic.
BAYONNE.
BAYoNNE, July 3O-rhe Carlists claim
great victory over the Republicans between
Castlefollet and Figueras, near the frontier.
The loss is heavy on both sides.
The Carlists deny the report charging them
with atrocities at several places.
BRUSSELS.
BRUSSELS July 3O.-It is understood that a
majority Of the delegates to the International
Congress favor the exclusion of all points re-
latlng to naval warfare, and strict adherence to
matters strictly connected with the ameliora-
ton of human suffering in time Of war.
ROME.
ROME, July 'O.-To-day's edition Of Opi,,-
i0ore asser that negotiations are in progress
which have in view the sending by maritime
powers of squadron to the Spanish coast,
after the example of Germany. 1t is under
stood that this step, if taken, is not to involve
u question Of Intervention.