The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-13
FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, Nov. 12-La RepubliQue Franchise, M.
Gambettas organ, characterlzes the vote yes
terday in the Assembly as reacslonary. Ii
says:
1--WE are beaten, but not despairing. 1t is
not enough to triumph in the Assemtly-the
country is still to be won. What has hap
pened should stimulate our zeal. Ii we can
enlighten the country, universal suffrage Will
be able to take care of Itself.
The vote alluded to was taken by secret
ballo. and resulted in favor OF the govern
ment-357 yeas to 1876 nays.
PARIS, Nov. IL The lobbies, floor and
galleries of the Assembly were crowded to-
day. Great excitement was manifested over
the debate on the election bill III. RIcord,
a Moderate Republican, opened the dis
cussion. He stigmatized voting by arron-
easements as an attack on universal suffrage.
He declared, that NJ. Buffet having deter
mined to retain the projects OF the Empire
now. because he repudiates the m tjority
which votes the Constitution Of February
Oath. wishes to re-establish the electoral sys-
tenn of the Empire
We demand, continued the Deputy, the
scrattin de liste, which will preserve the alli-
ance formed on the 25th OF February.
The Minister of Justice replied, saying the
government will not accept OF the next cleo
government will say to them, THANK you
for voting-for voting the constitutlon-but
we require more. Your republic is not ours:
Won will not have our confidence or our vote.
This declaration caused an uproar OF de-
nupciation and dissent on the Left of the
Chamber.
Mr. Gambetta said the scr,tin de Hste is the
only method of uniting the energies OF all.
We must no longer proclaim our disunlon to
Europe The Ministry opposes the scrutin
de liste because it is afraid of universal suf-
trage by the reimbursement" system. Men
like Theirs and Dafaure will be defeated if
they are against the government. Local Off.
Gals will be- able to warp the suffrage.
A vote was then taken by means of the Sc
cret ballot, and resulted in favor of the gov
eminent, TIE vote standing 357 yeas to 326
nays.
The government did not make the matter a
Cabinet question.
HAyRE. Nov. 12.-The weather has moder-
ated, and the Vile de Paris was locked to-
day.
MADRID, Nov. 12-The extraordinary Cabi-
net Council discussed the answer to the Amer
lean note relative to the execution of the
treaty of 1885,
LONDON, Nov. 12.-The Porte has ordered
the districts of Trobigne, Bilitz and Piva to
be detached from herzegovina ana orgaHlZSu
as a seperate department, which will be placed
under an Armenian Greek Governor.
LONDON, Nov. Is, 3 A. M.-The large cotton
mills at Glasgow, belonging to Robertson 4
Co. and Young & Co., were totally destroyed
by fire yesterday. The loss is estimated at
ST, 500, 600, and 1900 persons are thrown out
of employment by the disaster.
DUBLIN, Nov 12.-Cardinal McCloskey as
sisted at the commencement of the Catholic
University to-day. He was presented with
an address, to which he replied that the
establishment of Catholic University here
was an example for America and all other
countries.
CORK, Nov. 12.-Cardinal McCloskey ar
rived in this city to-day from Dublin.
VIENNA, Nov. 12.-Servia has withdrawn
her troops from the frontier and counter
manded the order to the militia to proceed
thither, on account Of the withdrawal Of the
Turkish troops.
SERA1NG, Belgium, No 12.-The loss of life
by the explosion in the Mariahamey Colliery
is appalling. Forty-two dead bodies have
already been taken out, and it is thought
several are still in the pit
BARCELONA, Nov. 12-The band of Carlists
under CASTILLO have been defeated and dis
persed. Many have surrendered or fed into