The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-19

LONDON.

i LONDON.
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-The Polar explorin,
expedition fitted out by the British Govern
ment will consist of two steamers. Capt
Markham, of the Royal Navy, will command
one OF them. The expedition will start fol
the Arctic region next May.
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-The race for the grea,
shropshire handicap at the Shrewsbury meet
ing to-day was won by Syrian.
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-The decrease of emf
grafton has rendered the reduction Of
the t1eet OF the German transatlantic
steamship companies unavoidable. The
Chairman of the North German Lloyd's Com
pany Is now In England seeking to dispose OF
the superfuous vessels of that line.
The students of St. Andrews University
have rejected the proposal made by some Of
their number recommending that Ralph
Waldo Emerson be elected Lord Rector.
Lord Derby to-day, replying to a deputa-
ton, promised that the Government would
address friendly remonstrance to the Porte
IN favor of the prosecuted Christians in SYRIA.
| LONDON, Nov 1S.-A meeting of Roman
Catholics was held at Willis Rooms this even
ing to consider the questions raised in the
| controversy between Gladstone and Arch
| bishop Manning Speeches were made de-
nouncing the imputations and assumption in
the recent pamphlet on the Vatican DEGREES,
and resolution was unanimously adopted,
declaring that civil loyalty of Roman Catho-
lies is in no wise affected by the DEGREES of
Papal intallibility.
PARIS.
PARIS, Nov. 18.-The article in the Journal
DIES Debdts on Disraeli's disclaimer concludes
as follows at is apparent from this incident
OF Disraeli's apology, that England, in her
turn, has been invaded. The Prime Minister
can no longer speak without submitting to
censure from Berlin"
PARIS, Nov. 1S.-The Journal des Debats
publishes violent editorial attack upon Dis.
raeli for his disclaimer that his recent Guild
hall speech referred to the Won Arnim case.
The DebatS says Disraei has simply apologized
to fismarck for his offensive utterances.
PARIS, Nov 18.-1t is rumored that Count
Doane has had an interview with President
MacMahon and promised him the support of
the Right, with the exception of dozen ex-
tremists.
BERLIN.
BERLIN, Nov. 1S. - Prince Gortschakoff.
Russian Minister OF Foreign Affairs, is on
visit here. He had an interview yesterday
with the Emperor William and Prince Bis
marck
BERLIN, Nov. 18.-In the Reichstag to-day
ing orders, at the conclusion of which action
was taken contrary to the views of the pre-
siding officer, Herr Forkenback The latter
Immediately resigned the presidency. The
act produced a decided sensation. A new
president will be chosen tomorrow. The
bank bill was subsequently taken up, and
after debate of six hours, was referred to
committee by vote of 15S to 127. The result
is regarded as equivalent to the defeat of the
Government.
VIENNA.
VIENNA, Nov. 1S.-The editors of all the
Vienna journals, including the Presse and
Official Gazette, have been summoned before
the District Tribunal upon requisition from
the court Of Wurzberg, tor prematurely pub
fishing the full text of Kullmann's indict-
ment.
The editor of the Presse refuses to indicate
where and how he obtained the document.
VIENNA, Nov. 18.-Thirty-two of the Turks
charged with the recent murders of Monte
negrins in the province of Albania have been
convicted, and each sentenced to twenty years
Their punishment is con-
sidered too light for their ofense, and the lem
iency of the Turkish authorities has produced
q bad impression in Montenegro.
ST. PETERSBURG.
o. LIEhsboho, NOV. 1o.-1ne RUSSIAN
foreign office, which recently invited revival
Of the Brussels Conference early next year,
has received replies from several power who
generally express their approval Of the prin-
ciple on which the proposal is based, but de-
mand time for consideration.
Prince Gortschakof has discussed with the !
Emperor William and Prince Bismarck pro- |
posals for o revision of the Russo German
customs regulations for the benefit of COM
merce and international intercourse. Prince |
Gortschakoff explained similar arrangements
made with Austria.