The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-29
FOREIGN NEWS.

PAgts. Aug-The pilgrimage from Germany il
sncitlDg considerable discussion In France. Ia
EoHiier says France Is open to all foreigners
but that the government il entitled to oppose al
assemblages or displays Of banners and insigDia
calculated to disturb public order, and 1t will not
fAIa III It's duty.
The government and public opinion of France
agree that it is their duty to abstain from inter
.ereuce with discussions ard conflicts in Ger
many between Church and State, and for the
sake Of peace, which is dear to them and de-
,sirabie to the Germans to avoid making French
territory the scene of their religious discussions
PARIS Aug. 2S.-A dispatch from Perpignan
BAYS: "The news of the surrender OF SEQ de
Erge il doubted here. The latest di. patch from
dsen. Campos was dated on the eve OF the 26tb,
and says: THE Carlis still refuse to become
prisoners. | shall probably grant further brief
EnspeDsion of hostiltes, after which, il they re-
main obstinate, shall attack the citadel"
PARIS, Aug. % 1t is semi officially announced
here that in consequence of the unanimous wish
Of France there ID now reason to hope that the
Catholics Of Germany will make no pilgrimage in
.fssnch territory.
PLYMOUTH, Eng, Aug. 2S.-One of the Corr
mere Jury in the Royal yacht collision inquests,
announces that all of the jurors favored verdict
~ accidental death, but differed as to blame at
taching to individuals and officers The feeling
against the officers of the royal yacht are very
strong. Some OF them were molested on the
street by a mob.
MALTA, Aug. 27.-The Hartford is here, home
ward bound. The difficulty bet Seen the Ameri-
Gan Consul and Tripoiitans was settled Thursday.
The apology was made by order OF the Porte
The affair originated in some seamen entering
ahb Consuls garden for matches.
LONDON, Aug. 23.-The Morning Standard, in
hs financial column, says: Circular notes of
abe Bank OF California are somewhat largely held
my travellers, but they may soon be paid under
arrangements now pending.
LONDON, Aug. 2S.-The Times, reviewing the
eszn market for the week, says: Grains have
been held firmly here, but there has been little
BUSINESS. Imports and deliveries by home grow
e1s have been large. The country markets have
been very irregular at declines ranging from to
shillings per quarter. Prices in the French
markets are also lower.
A special dispatch to the EUening Standard
nay it Is rumored that majority OF the jury of
inquest was in favor of verdict of manslau ghter
against the officers Of the royal yacht which ran
down the Mistletoe.
The Times. in its city article, says, "There has
been during the week slightly more discount
business at the bank aud open market, but the
yates are unchanged. In foreign exchange, bills
on Germany have been i'll strong demand, while
exchange on Paris was fractisnally lower.
Business In foreign stocks has been limited,
Ant prices well maintained, as money has been
abundant throughout the week.
The foot and mouth disease is spreading among
Ahe cattle in Cumberland and Aberdeenshre.
A dispatch to the Times from Berlin says: 1t
is reported that the Russian Consul at Ragusa is
she powers between the insurgents and the Turk
Ash Government. If this is really the case, the
task of the other foreign consuls, never very
hopeful, becomes less 30"
Three thousand Turkish Croats have crossed
She Danube into Austrian territory and expect to
De maintained by Austria during their exile.
Military preparations go on steadily in Servia,
But il is difficult to say whether they are made
10 satisfy the impatience OF the people or to
guard against a serious contingency
dispatch from Krujevacz, the old capital of
Kervia, announces that the new Legislative
Chamber met to-day, but that nothing but rou-
t:ine business. preliminary to organization, was
done. The session will be formally opened by
krince Milan in a few days.
LONDON, Aug. 2S.-The Times correspondent |
nj Berl telegraphs that the Pope sent his special
Messing to the prompters Of the Catholic pill |
grimage to France. 1t seems certain that the |
project will be carried out. To avoid collisions |
abe pilgrims will leave Germany one by one,
End rendezvous at Mons and Paris.
SHANGHAI, Aug. 2S.- Mr. Wade, British Min
nser, when recently visiting the Department of
snse room by Lii Hung Chang yicerov of Pekin,
md one of the Secretaries of State. MIR. Wade
Vas offended and withdrew. The Viceroy apollo
t,xsed Immediately and nothing serious followed.
RAGUsA, Aug 2S.-Mehema Ali has been ap-
pointed commander-in-chi Of the Turkish
ifxces In Herzegovina and Bosnia. He arrived
aere yesterday on the way to Serajaro. to assume
OerNe fascnA, EXTRAORDINARY commissioner OF
Me Porte, passed here yesterday on the steamer
going to kieck The steamer also carried troops
and artillery.
The representatives of foreign powers will
meet in Mostari and attempt pacitcaton.
MADRID, Aug. 2S.-Gen. Martinez Campos tele-
graphed on Thursday night that the forts Of SEQ
aJrgel had surrendered, and that the citadel
sould surrender the next day.
Statements made in official circles confirm the
reports that the Bishop of SEQ d'Urgel has been
10 Puycerda, and III addition affirm that he was
AIKEN there III company with Gen. Lizzaroga.
Both are prisoners of war; and have since been
ssnveyed to Mount Gujcha fortress near Bar
selons, for safe keeping. Criminal prosecu-
lion has been commenced against the Bishop
The government will leave the case entirely to
he legal tribunal. Il
FRANKFoRr-oN. THE-MMN, Aug. 2S.-Mr. Leo
poid Xonneman, editor and proprietor Of the
ffGnktiater Zeit,tng, and a member of the Ger {
man Parliament was arrested this morning, for
using to testify to the authorship Of Ger ain
articles. For the same reason, five other editors
n that paper are already imprisoned.
BELGRADE, August 2S.-ln consequence of the
crcibe occupation by the Turks of the Basova I
Io0yent, near the Servian frontier, the inhabi- |
Iants Of the district Of Novarosch, have revoted,
Md the chief town of Novarosch is in flames.