The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-24
FOREIGN NEWS,
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LONDON, June 23.-In the House Of Com
mons last evening, Mr.. Bourke, Under For
eign Secretary, said the question Of rrcogniSt
ino the present Government engaged the most
serious attention of her Majestys Minister'S.
They did not wish to deter recognition, for
they were anxious TO give moral support to
constitutional government which was en-
deavoring to maintain order against reaction
and revolution, but il was desirable to wait
until the Reorganization of the Spanish Gov.
eminent had the appearance of greater
permauency.
J The cable for business hence to Braz.lopens
to-day. asasl8f+s $50 ~
A Paris dispatch to the Daily Ne,cs says it
mending that N. Parier's bill be tabled and
that St. Croix's be adopted. .gTs
The Legitimists will probably oppose the
latter and the Left will move the former be re-
ferfed to the new committee. Agreat debate
is expected in the Assembly when the report
of the committee is presented.
LONDON, June PA Florence special to
the journal says the Pope has been presented
with q copy of an address sent from the
United States to Archbishop Ledochowski, OF
Posen. The Holy Father, in replying spoke
most cordially Of America and said: The
United States is the only country where ann
I0dl1y rope IN tuo eyes VI TIC 0OtoIulA0ubs
am always afraid lest the European Gov
ernmeAts shall oppose or control my acts;
whereas can freely send ponti6cal documents
to the United States without fear of oppo-
sition on the part of its Government.
LONDON, June 2S-The Post says an inter-
national conference will assemble at ST.
Petersburg in 1875, for the purpose of re-
vising the rules and regulations adopted by
the Paris Convention Of 1866, for the govern
ment Of telegraphic lines. 800 655...s -.
Some twenty-five States are expected to be
represented by delegates.
The cargo Of the Steamship Montana, which
put back to Liverpool with her machinery
disabled, has been transferred to one of her
consOrts, the Idaho, which sails for New York
tomorrow.
PARIS, June 22.-Count Damas has been in
negotiation for some days with prominent
Legitimists in regard to constitutional guar
antees which the Count de Chambord may be
willing to grant. v1.f ni9d.lD a.
The Committee of Thirty have completed
their general deliberation of the bills of NJ.
Cassimer Perrier and NJ De st. Croix. A
final sitting will be held ON Wednesday. .
BERLIN.
BERLIN, June 23.-The conference of Ro-
man Catholic Bishops opened at Fulda yester-
day and will end on the 26th. g.
The Prussian Government has appointed
official administrators of the Diocese Of Posen
and Crescent
ROME.
ROVE, June 2S.-The American Pilgrims
yesterday presented an album and o collection
Of diamonds to the Pope.
LISBON.
LISBON, June 23.-Messages of courtesy
passed freely between the Portuguese and
Brazilian officials.
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MADRID, June 23.-Castelar and Martos had
q long conference yesterday, The subject of
their interview was the fusion Of the Repnb-
licans and Radicals. The Radicals demand as
a condition Of fusion the election of new
CorteA i. fE5f,IYss
MADR1D, June 13-l;arshal Conchas plan
by which he hopes to eventually overthrow
the ,Carlist insurrection, provides for estab-
lishment OF u fortified military line, commenc-
ing at Lonzero, passing Estella, Puerto la
Reina' and PamplonA, and terminating at
Avizo.
The Marshal expects by this means to con-
hne the Carllsts to small district Of country
destitute Of resources. He considers it use
less to employ lis army in continual engage
ment with the enemy, who is without definite
plan of campaign. @ ~ Gu