The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-18
FOREIGN NEWS.

ErgLry. April 1G. - The bill abrooatug thosC
clauses OF the Constitution which grant indie
pendent administration OF ecclesiastical affsirs
nnirnped.d intercourse Of religious ass citation.
with Their suocriO's and freedom OF clerical APP
ouintrnents, passed its second reading o-day il
the Lower House Of The Prusaian Diet
IN The course OF the debate Prince Bismarck
said the government was 10th to proceed to such
measures, but they were unavodaL.c. Since the
tatictn Council no one pc ,scrsed the ln.is
tho Pope had, with a compact party, an organ
Ard press and an army q obcdicnt priests.
His power would be serious even IL 1t belonged
10 naive instead Of foreign monarch. I hat
monarch, If he hah means, would carry ont his
programme III Prussia but he would first have
10 destroy the majority of the Prussan people.
The Prince closed his speech with these words:
when all the breathes IN tho bulwarks Of the
S.ate caused by granting too many rights to I'M
worthy objects repaire d then will be able
to conclude peace
LoSDoH, April l6.-In the House Of Common,
Tonight, there was an ACRIMONIOUS debate Oh
The question Of summorlrg "a the bar the prin-
ters al the Times and Mars, for brescl Of pryil
eye for publishing documents IN the lIanss of the
se,ect Committee on Foreign Loans.
nr. Dlsraeli moved \ resolution that the Sc! cct
Committee be instructed 10 investigate the affair
and r. port how the press obtained TIE documents
n question. Tie resolution was carried and an
order summarizing the printers was discharged.
BRrSSEi.S, April lin tae Chamber of Depu-
ies this evening, the Minister oil Foreign Affairs
stated that the government, yesterday, received
EcImanl's reply TO it's last note. The reply cites
no fresh facts 1t descants on the principles OF
international law, and expresses The hope that
Belgium VIII seize the opportunity to dlssipa,e
tie ni resslon that Germany intended to attack |
the liberty of the press in Belgium.
The Minister, after informing the House Of the |
conehe Of the note, said that IN addition to tnls |
correspondence OF courtesy, verbal explanations |
had been exchanged with he German represent |
tative, and in conclusion he assured the Cham |
Der that the Belgian Government sincerely de- |
aired to strengthen the good relations with Ger
many.
LONDON, April 1.-THE ship George Hurlburt,
from Mobile, arrived at Elsluoro yestt rday in u |
damaged condition, having been in 4 collision.
PARIS, April IA party OF three persona as
cendei IN the balloon Zenith to-day, for the pur-
pose OF making scientific observations The
balloon attained the extraordinary height Of 5000
metres, $4,000 feet. Two Of the aerOnauts
we're enlfocated to death, and when the balloon
reached the ground the third was almost in
sensible, and has since been no i'll that his recov-
cry il doubtful.
BERLIN, April 1.-THE Prcssc says Emperor !
William has written letter to the King OF Italy
expressing qualification at the recent interview
between the King OF Italy aud the Emperor of
AUSTRIA. William speaks IN atfcctionatc terms OF
FRAN Is Joseph, and hopes the interview will
strengthen the friendship between Italy and
Austria. |;
The government bill withdrawing the grants
rom the Catholic bishops passed. tho second I
cadlng III the Prussian Cha nber Of Peers. Ii