The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-06
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FOREIGN NEWS.
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LONDON.

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LONDON.
LONDON June 5.-Jetferson Davis sailed
on the Adriatic.
LOND IN, June 5.-Advces from Spain
state that Liz leitiO, maritime town III
blscay, IL miles east northeast Of Bilboa,
has been bombarded by schooner belong
ing to the Republican navy. What caused
TINS act was the admission to the port Of
forei gn ship containing a cargo of contra
band of war
LONDON, June 5.-The House of Commons
last night by vote of l6l yeas against 1876
nays, adopted the proposition of the Govern
ment that the public houses in this city
shall be kept open on week days from A.
M:nntil 1890 at night.
The House Also by II vote of 1872 yeas to
~ nays, approved the Government proposal
that such houses shall be open on The same
day, in towns having over $500 population,
from a. M. to A. M. and in towns of
less number Of people from A. NJ to 10 P.
NJ
Mr.. Disraeli announced that the Govern
ment had seven important bills, and that
the session would be long one.
PARIS.
PARIS June 5.-The Assembly yesterday
passed the electoral bill to its second read
ing by vote of 1893 ayes to 315 nays. Louis
Blanc and Gambetta opposed the bill, and at
the conclusion of their speeches received
perfect ovation from the Left. Balbie and
Datfaure advocated the bill.
The Right Centre have issued pro-
gramme drawn up by the Dukes DeBroglie
Daudffices, Pasquier, M. NJ Goulard and
Savergne, favOrng the Immediate Organiza-
ton OF the supporters of President MacMa-
hon for his continuance of the title of Pres-
ident of the Republic and the maintenance
of political truce at the end of the present
seven years term or iE event OF the occur
renee of vacancy in the Presidency in the
meantime. The Left Centre are dissatisfied
with the programme as not cOncedug sutfi-
Gent to them.
PARIS, June 5-The American pilgrims
to-day went in a procession to the srotto- of
Our Lady of Lourdes. They carried the
American flag. Large crowds witnessed
the procession, uncOvering and salutiug the
pilgrims with loud cheers as they passed
The sacred banner which was brought from
America, was presented at the shrine At
the close of the ceremonies the pilgrims
proceeded to Civita Vecha. All are in good
health.
PARIS, June Sin the Assembly to-day
NJ. Battle, Reporter of the Committee Of
Thirty, submitted the proposed reducing of
the number of deputies from Algeria to
three.
NJ. C. Freveraux, Bonapartst, has been
nominated for the Assembly from Lyons.
The Left have organized pamphlet cam
paign against the BOnapartst documents,
warning the people against designs, expos
ing sophistries, and repeating the fatal his
tory of the Imperialist party.
1t will be thoroughly circulated in Paris
and in the provinces.
The Duke de Gates had conference to-
day with the Committee of the Assembly on
postal convention with the United States.
He said the arrangement under considera-
ton was only to serve as transitory, and q
more liberal system would be embraced in
an additional convention to be hereafter
submitted.
BAYONNE.
BAYONNE, June 4.-Gen. Ellis has arrived
here to recruit his health. Gen. Planas sue
ceeds him during his absence from his com
mand.
The Carlists' attacks upon San Sebastian,
and Lagurts were merely feints
to cover the withdrawal of their forces to-
the defense Of Estella.
ROME.
ROME, June 5.-The Pope is somewhat
better. He refuses to quit the Vatican, al
though change of air is recommended.