The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON.
QUEENS SPEECH,

MdJtSUy DOM Houses Tor voting 4
annual grant to Prince Leopold.
She states the relations with all foreign power
are amlcabe: explains that England is repr,
-enttd in the Brussels Conference but has stipl
.ated that there shall be no change in the rccos
| ilZed rules of internations and no restriction
| placed on the cundnct of naval operations am
reserves right to accept OF reject recommend.
/! lions of Conference.
The message said further negotiations hav
been undertaken, tor renewal of reciprOclt,
| reaty formerly existing betetween Ca ia la an,
the UAl ed States. Negotiations have bee i com
| neneed by desire, aud IN the interest of Canada
| l"en temporarily suspended Ly Adjournment o
the American nate, will be revived soon, aud
| nope viii ED to an increase If commercial III
| ercourse between the two cOunti les.
| / deeply lament the condition Of Spain, ant
"tllle earnestly desi' in" restoration Of peace
| and order there. consider nun-interterence az
| no 1t conducive thereto.
| treaty has b9en concluded with the Sultan Of
lauzlbar providing for the gradual stopping u
| h. slave trade
| am thankful that the famine in India has not
been attended with mach mortality wnicl is due
TO the timely measure taken by the Government
The Gold Coast Is being gradually paclii I'd and
| REQ ganzed, and the King of Ashantee Is dis
charging his obligations,
The message proceeds to congratulate Pariil-
ment upon It's work, and expresses pleasure be-
cause OF the reduction of TAXATION at the passage
ii the Factory Act by winch the hea It'll Ut women
and children will b. promoted, at the passage OF
the act regulating church patronage in scotland,
which Will condIlce to the religious welfare the
people, because 1T removes the cause OF contro-
versy, and at the p ssaSe OF the Pubic Worship
Regulation bill which will settle the form OF wur
ship III the established church.
Ine message also mentions other measures OF
minor lmpot lance, which may be expected to BIZ
productive OF good, and concludes y invoking
the blessing OF Almighty God upon the members
in the discharge of tn. il duties.
LONDON. Aug. L The cricket match hatwean
the eleven OF the Princess Club and twenty-five
of the Americans was resumed this IN Jrning.
The Americans went to the bat, and competed
their first innings with score Of no The game
was then suspended for lunch. Harry Wright
scored 81; McGeary, Is; Hall, II; Leonard and
McVey II each; o Kourke, TO- and NJ 1rnan an
not out
A game of base ball will be played to-day
Much dissatisfaction is expressed because
Messrs. Prince are unable to collect & rod team
Ole OF the members of the Red stockings club
flcld1d Tor the Englishmen this NOR uing, in order
to complete their number. There was a large
crowd Of persons on the groun when the game
commenced but the wed tner became threaten
ing and many left.
the cricket match between Engis.lmen and
Americans was resumed IL t.r lunch. Eleven of
the Princess Cub went to bat for their second
inning, and scored 3d. their combined score for
two Innings being only 10. The Amerlcalls of
course, win the .Ina Ill one mining, with 81 to
SPARE.
The cricket match having terminated earlier
than was expected, game of base bali was
dark tn t,nsb :, Is,aa ir,I ,., Io'G =,
creaslng, witness the play.
LONDON, Aug. THE Daily 7e'egrapt's Paris
correspondent says he has reliable authority for
SAYING that u secret convention was cOnciudeu
three months ago between the German Emperor
and Marshal Surano by which Germany az, erd. if
necessary, to aid III the supp essiun Of the CArlst
insuri ectlon, either with money Or b means Of
milton Of the Spanish Krnnhl,ts NV har aI,;e. se.
rano in retur., n.eiaed sn.;m :on aiian." -
fens;ye and dele ,s,ve with 1iermanv il event -,
n war with France itaiv il ri form; third ,,o-t
to the Iiance p'
Par lament 10 proroopad
The messape If the 1Snecn nroroou;ro p.r,;.-
mont 49, 20 ~ g.; I'll. 49,, e;.ah s:
now,rs axnIains mt the a. Gr.s %I Hrtan -
regard to the International Congress at Brussels,
substantially as before IN ide public; allu with
favor TO the negotiations for the renewal of the
re ;iprocty trca ty between the United states and
Callaua, anu lainents the cOnCl ION OF spain, but
favurs the policy OF non-nterventiOn.
The remaining port on Of the treaty treats Of
" her. dnnsn,, anu ~0i"e VI "fea' Dr''an anu
The cr,rtLat m .i.h het,ve., .ho p,,roo., r,,,h
ana Ea, tae Amerlcans was won by tue latter, the
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PAklS.
PARIS, Aug 7.-There is rumor af1oat here
that Germany is negotiating with Spain for ccs-
sion Of the town of Sautrna in the Province OF
IN which il Is proposed to make a SEC
ond GIbralter.
BAYONNE.
R,voSxr Ara ? ,1,;o. s.a.. A.. A.,
h,v. r,"o.,d lan,H '"' ;. .ao
.I.nt'at 'nn III -. $50 Ivo . 20 ines,
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Madrid.
MARRIED. July tine clrcular note in relation
to the Carlst llstrrcct, N, sent to the ,liflare
Ear ,pean power. bv SeI.tor Uoa. Miter of
Fo ei gu Affairs, il pub shed to-,lay.
U,iaa says tnat tn. Car.ists. ul,,tr the pretext
IF defending lion, are g.,lty of ilcen aris.n,
assassin lion and pilHge. II support of his
statement he ms sta aces the IN lssacre at CueAca
and Olot.
ROME
po,, IN, D., ~ ,
go 60 =: r. ~, " ~ f'o w., ue"s-
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UENEVA.
GENEVA, Aug, o. 1t Is reported that Father
dyaclhtAe has resigned MS curacy IN the city.