The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON.

LONDON.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Messrs. Siemen
write to the Times explaining the loss Of tn
steamer Plata They say that the heavy Sc,
which carried two boats away, also tore GU
their davits, thus causing openings to be
made inside OF the steamer, through which
the water came in sufficient quantities to ex
tingllish the fires, and when the machinery
had ceased to work, the ship was hopeless.
Mr. Tooke the Secretary of the Emma
Mining Company, having refused to produce
the books and papers Of the concern before
the special examiner Vice Chancellor Mains,
on behalf Of Mr.. Askew, petitioner for the
winding up Of the Company, has ordered their
production. remarking that the case was one
requiring investigation and it would be scan
dalous to the administration OF justice II the
petition had not the remedy sought; that tue
principles which might apply IN winding up a
bona iide going cOnca could not apply - o.
company which has suddenly broken down,
after enormous sums have been obtained from
the shareholders upon the faith OF statements
which, to all appearances, were utterly I'M
true.
PARIS.
PARIS, Dec The he xspaper organs of
the Republican party think that the message
of President MtcMahon to the As iembly Is
directed against the Legitimlsts, while the
journals Published in the interests of the Con
servatives believe it is pointed towards the
Radicals. The public generally is favorably
impressed by the message.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-The message Of President
McMahon was delivered to the Assembly this
afternoon. The President says: Order has
been maintained throughout the country.
The relations with foreign governments are on
an excellent footing. France has shown de-
termination to respect treaties and has gained
the increased c)ntidence of her neighbors.
No foreign power now doubts her desire to
maintain pacific relations with all nations
The financial position of the country has SELL
sibly improved ut home. Thanks to a good
harvest agricultural production has reached
an unprecedented figure. The export trade
has never been so considerable as during the
last four months. Everything now tavors the
expectation that these most satisfactory results
will be at least equalled in 1876
The President insists strongly Oh the ne
cessity OF definite legislation with regard to
the constitutional powers, and continues as
follows:
'Incessantly agitated 10y propaganda of
the most pcrniclouS doctrines, the country |
asks you to guarantee by measures of wise |
forethoUght the regular action Of the public
powers during the period of stability, which |
you promised France. You will shortly ex-
anime these grave questions, and an under |
standing, hope, will be arrived at.
shall not decline any share OF the respon-
sibility, nor will the intervention Of my Gov
eminent be wanting. I wish to state how l
understand my duties toward the Assembly
and the country. did not accept power to
serve the aspirations of any party. l only
pursue the work # social defence and M
tional restoration.
1t is my ardent desire to have the support
~ Eien OF good will, those whose personal
preferences bow before the esent necessi-
ties of the slcred cause of country claim
their support in the name Of France whose
welfare and greatness have alone in view.
Nothing will discourage me in the accom-
plishment of the task. 1t is icy duty not to
desert the post in which you have placed me,
to occupy it up to the last day with mistaken
and scrupp'ous respect for law.
MADRID.
MADRID, Dee. A.-There WAS slight mutiny
in this city yesterday, by 81 battalion of troops
who refused to obey an order to proceed to the
North The demonstration was, however,
quickly suppress ed without bloodshea, and
restored in the barracks TN bat
'alion subsequently, proceeded for its destina-
ton.
lhe Carst leader, Losano, who was cap
~
lova, was shos yesterday at Llbacete, having
oeen adjudged guilty Of assassination and rob-
berry.
ROME.
ROME, Dec. 4.-rhe Pope has absolutely
refused to recommend the Bishops imprisoned
in Brazil to resign their Sees as g measure for
The reconciliation Of thoir differences with the
Government of that country
BERLIN.
BERLIN, Dec. 1.-THE report that the trial
Of Won Arnim has been postponed is incorrect,
the application of his counsel for postpone
ment having been rejected.
60 the Editor of tLe n. D. Eu!le in:
1t has been over year that Receiver was
appointed for the New Orleans National
Bar king Association (Cavaroc's bank), but up
to this date the stockholders and depositors
do not know what he has done. In fact they
have not hclrd word from him.
As thi. is matter Of public interest, would
you not be kind enough to call his attention
20 the fact through your valuable journal, and
oblige MANY STOCKHOLDERS
Danville {Va) Ne'cs: Old Col Spencer Hen