The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
PARIS.

lills was 1ollOWeu by scene OF tumult and
disorder, which compelled first Buffet tempo
rarily to suspend the sitting. Subsequently
the Minister'S proposition to increase certain
taxes was rejected by $50 to 25G.
This result involves the defeat of Magne's
entire financial plans.
VI. NentavOn, reporter of the Committee OF
Thirty, read report on the various constitu-
tlonal propositions. Referred to the Commit
tee of State.
The committee recognize the irrevocabilitv
OF President MacMahon's powers, but declare
the septenate merely for s ven Years. The
committee decides to set aside Perier's bill
and substitute their own, which consists OF
six clauses:
/. Maintains the title of President of the
Republic.
z. Establishes Ministerial responsibility
3. Confers Legislative power upon the
Chamber
4. Provides that the President alone is au-
thoriZed to dissolve the Lower House or the
Chamber of Deputies.
5. Prescribes that Congress of both Cham
bers shall provide tor a continuation of the
government in case Marshal MacMahan dies,
resigns or reaches the end of his term.
&. Says no modification of the constitu-
tional law is to be allowed, unless first pro-
proposed by the President of the Assembly,
appointed Monday next for debate on the re-
port. All parliamentary parties are disap-
pointed.
The Left considers committees bill aims at o
dictatorship, without putting an end to the
party agitation. Legitimists and lmperialists
are also against it, and its rejection is con-
sidered certain
PARIS, July 16.-As was expected, after the
defeat of his plans by the Assembly Magne,
Minister OF Finance, rendered his resignation
He will continue III office until his success
Sol is appointed.
LONDON.
LONDON, July Is, $50 A. M.-The STANDARD
says Later accounts from kissengen repre-
sent Bismarck's condition as not favorable, as
was at first reported He has feverish symp-
toms and slept little on Tuesday night
Bismarck has had another interview with
kullmann. The latter now asserts that he
planned the shooting himself that he was in
stigated to the deed by nobody and has no
accomplice.
LONDON, July 1G The race for the Liver
pool cup was won by Bsllantyne, with Silesia
second, and Restless third
LONDON, July ia serious break occurred
in the canal near Glasgow to-day. The wat, rs
overtiowed the neighborhood, causing damage
to property to the amount of $500, 900
LONDON, July l6-The Times special dis
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notice OF an amendment to the bill reported
from the Committee Of Thirty by Ventovan,
yesterday, providing the Senate shall consist
OF 100 members, to be nominated by President
Mac MahOn, and 100 members OF the Assem-
bly, to be selected by the deputies from separ-
ate departments.
That Cardinals, Marshels and Admirals
shall be Senators e.t-odicio; that the first Sen
ate shall sit three years, and the next six or
more, according to the decision of the Assem-
bly,; that the President OF the Senate shall
become Provisional President of the Republic
in the event of a vacancy between the adj |
journment Of the present Assembly and the
meeting Of the next one, and that the Presi- |
dent of the Republic shall be empowered to
dissolve the Assembly with the approval OF the
Senate.
The various accounts of the attempt to as |
sassinate Bismarck agree that his escape with
so slight injury was miraculous, as his hand
was touching his hat when he was wounded |
His 'coachman, fearing another shot, struck |
Huffman across the face. Police have been |
sent to klssengen to rotect Bismarck from q
rel etition of the attack, evidence having been
discovered of a conspiracy to take his life
LONDON, July 10 Mr. Albert Grant, Lib
Commons, for Kidlerminster, has been I'M
seated for corrupt practices in his electoral
canvass.
1t is said that the Brussels Congress on In
Law, after the formal opening and |
organization, will appoint committees and |
,,spend general sittings.
The Governments of Austria and Russia |
have agreed to open negotiations with the |
Sublime Porte for the recognition of the indie
pendence of Roum mia by Turkey.
MADRID.
MADRID, July l6.-Gen. Mariones reports
Bilboa in no immediate danger in case Gen
Zaballa resigns. Gen. Mariones will proba-
bly, be appointed his successor, in command |
Of the army of the north.
A crisis in the Ministry is reported impend-
ing. Gen. Zaballo and Canacho, Minister of
Finance, will probably retire
MADRID, July 16,-The Carlists have ordered
one Republican prisoner to be shot for every
shell fired by the feet off Bilboa.
MADRID, July 6.-The Carlists have aball-
lcned the siege Of Pueyerida after suffering
repulse at the second assault
The Carlists besieging Cuenca have occu-
pied the houses in the suburbs OF the city.
tor Fthe beseged Republicans
arrived from Madrid, and the city is being
defended Marshal Ser1ano has
deferred his trip to Lagranja until the Carlists
nave been driven from Cuenca
VIENNA.
vienna, July 16 The ex-king Of Hanover
s lying dangerously III here.
CONSTANTINOPLE. /
CoSsrANrNoPrE, July 1e.-An extensive
,onhagration is raging in Galatea, one of the
suburbs. Many buildings had burned
The Levant Times has been suspended
sgain for publishing culminatory statement
Il relation to dignitary
SANTANDER.
SANrASDEE, July 15.-The commandment Of
Bilboa has asked for reinforcements, which
we're sent hence to-day. The blockade of
Bilboa by land is complete, and strongly
by the Carlists.
HARTFORD INSURANCE LOSSES.
HARTFORD, July 1.-THE risks of the Hart
ord Insurance Company on property in the
chicago burnt district amount to >Sl73, 900,
IS follows 4Etnn, $4,000; Hartford, SAT,