The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON,

FUKElGN NEWS.
LONDON.
| LONDON, July Is, $50 A. MA Times
special from Berlin says: Kulmann, who at
tempted Bismarck's life, is considered a mere
tool. He confesses he was acting in concert
with others. Hanthaler, the priest, arrested
for connection with the plot, belongs to the
village Of Walcheze, in the Austrian Tyrol
he checked Bismarck's horses by stepping in
front Of them at the critical moment
| A -Ne,ns special dispatch from Vienna, ex-
plains that the police circular describing the
person suspected of the design against the life
OF the Emperor Francis Joseph, was forgery,
| the author of which has been arrested.
LONDON, July 15.-In the House of Com
mons to-day the public immigration bill
passed to its second reading without division.
LONDON, July 15.-The Newmarket magis-
trates have granted the summons against Mr..
Chaplin, as steward of the Jockey Club, for
permitting betting on the Newmarket Race
Course. 1t is rumored that the Duke of Rich
mond received similar notices after the Good
wood races.
1t is said that these proceedings are taken
by prominent racing men and betters, to test
the law and force Parliamentary definition
therefor, which will clear up its obscurities.
The Atlantic cable Laid in 1866 was success
fully repaired yesterday evening, and is now
in perfect working order.
PARIS.
PARIS, July 15.-Some Paris Journals affect
to consider the attempt of Bsmarck's life Il
plot concerted by the German police.
PARIS, July 15.-In the Assembly to-day
the rejected proposal, which was supported
by Magne, Minister of Finance, to increase
10 soft TOW <1a
the Government 100. NJ Rouper attempted
to speak during the debate, but was hooted
down by the Left.
Further investigations into the doings of
the Bonapartists propaganda have resulted in
compromising NJ, Hoetjens
= The lmperialists are beginning to feel W.
easy as the investigation progresses. The
Minister OF Justice has not yet commenced
legal proceedings against the implicated par
ties, expecting additional discoveries.
The resignation of NIagne, after to-days
vote, is considered certain.
PARIS, July 15.-An official note is pub
iished to-day, warning the agriculturists and
Others against emigrating without making in
qulry OF the Administration in reference there
to. 1t is stated i'll the note that this course is
taken because u number of emigrants have
made application to the Government for
assistance to enable them to return to- France
particularly from Philadelphia, where prom
ises held out by the emigration agent have
not been realized
BERLIN.
BERLIN July 15.-The press declares the
attempted assassination proves the necessity
Of REFRESHING the Ultra Montana teachings.
ROME.
ROME, Jnly 15-The funeral of Monsignor
de Merode took place at the Vatican to-day,
with the most solemn and imposing cere-
monies of the Church. The deceased prelate
bequeathed to the Pope all his property for
the support Of fifteen charitable institutions.
The Pope has appointed Father Howard
private chaplain to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the death of Merode.
CALCUTTA.
CALCUTTA, July 15.-There are disastrous
accounts from the Purneah Districts Rain
falls there have been excessive, and the coun-
try is under water. The Ganges River is un-
usually high. The rain fall around Calcutta
has thus far been scanty, which causes appre-
hension Of the failure Of crops in this vicinity.
Advices from the Bombay Presidency are
more cheerful. The fall of rain there has
been abundant. and the crops are in excellent
condition.
KISSENGEN.
KIssENGEN, July 15.-I has been ascer-
tanned that Hulmann was in Berlin for fort
night at Whitsuntide for the purpose of assas-
sinating Prince Bismarck.
PORTSMOUTH.
PORTSMOUTH, July 15.-The shore end of
the telegraph cable was successfully landed
from the steamer Ambassador at Rye Beach.
THE RACES.
MONMOUTH PARK. Long Branch, N. Y,
July 15.-This is the second day of the second
meeting at Monmouth Park. The first race
was for trial purse of $500 for all ages; en-
trance money to second and third horses, dis
lance one mile. Six started, Donohoe's Galway
coming in winner by three lengths, Cottrelrs
Sallie Watson second. Mckee u Co.'S Minnie
Ace third, Coffees AIDA Wells fourth, Cham
berlin's Visigoth fifth, and Christine sixth.
Time, 1:46
Second race for Ocean Hotels Stakes, value
$1,000, and added to sweepstakes OF $50.
Each p. p. for colts and FLIES; second horse
to get $500, third 500. Distance Il mile
Four started; MacGrath's Aaron Pennington
winning the race by three lengths, Brigand
second, Acrobat third. Saxton 4th. Time
$40.
Third race, purse $500, all ages mile heats,
entrance money to second and third horses.
Two started; Survivor and Coffee's b. I. Car
yer; first heat won by Survivor, leading Car
Yer by a neck. Time-1:47,. Second heat
won by Survivor. Time-1:H.
Fourth race, hurdle, all ages. over eight
hurdles; 500 to first horse, S75 to second,
$25 to third; two miles; three started; won
by Hitchcock's Limestone, Cordelia second.
Tabitha third. Time 1864.
THE STRlKERS-A GUARD POISONED.
COLUMBUS, O., July 15.--At Straitorville to-
day, Wilson Sigert, guard at the mines, was
induced by two strikers to take drink from
"a bottle, said to contain cordial. He was
soon after seized with spasms from poison
said to have been mixed with the liquor.
The two men were arrested. Fearing q
riot the Governor was asked to place the town
under martial law, but another telegram from |
the Mayor OF Straitsville said he didn't anti