The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-15
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, May 1.-THE youth OConner, who
on the day of thanksgiving for the recovery
of the Prince of Wales. attempted to shoot
the Queen, was again arrested on the 9th inst.
The Queen was holding drawing room at
Buckingham and O'Conner was found in the
same place in front of the ratings from which
he on a former occasion fred q pistol at the
Queen.
He was arrested quietly aud sent to Hanwell
Asylum by order OF Sir Thomas Henry, Chief
Magistrate of the Bow Street Police Court. ON
certificates Of physicians that O'Connor was
subject to suicidal and homicidal impulses.
The agent of the Inman Line of steamers
received a dispatch from the captain of the
steamship City of Brussels, confirming the
report that that vessel was ashore. The cap
tain reports she went ashore near Carnsora
Print Island at 5:15 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing A dense fog prevailed at the time.
NooN.-He expects the steamship to come
off by high tide, which will be at noon. She
lies on soft sand and makes no water.
LONDON, May 1.-THE Times this morning
says there could hardly have been q mora
critical situation than existed in Berlin upon
the arrival of the Emperor of Russia. The
German Government may be able to declare
that hostile movement was never officially
entertained, but few days since there was
serious danger that warlike councils would
prevail.
France has expressed acknowledgeme OF
England's friendly attitude.
The Daily Neaos reports the Gear has men,
| toned his desire to confer with NJ. Theirs rn-
officially in relation to European affairs.
We may suppose Prince Gortschakof cour-
teously expressed the determination to treat
as an enemy the first State disturbing peace.
In spite Of England's attitude of reserve wa
believe the Government thought it o national
duty in the recent crisis to express its opinion
very decisively in regard to the maintenance
of peace. the communication was amicably
received and q most satisfactory reply "a
turned
The Daily telegraph is informed that Rus
STA has given England friendly and satisfac-
tory assurances in regard to Central Asia.
LONDON, May 1.-The divers were able to
examine the hull of the Schiller for four
hours to-day. They found her broken up
a confused mass of iron and timber. Her
lower deck rested in the rocks and her bot
tom was gone having been torn off by the
rocks. None OF the specie has been re-
covered and no cargo was visible.
xsSANTANDER, May 1.-The Carlists have
been Smelling Guetaria and have done great
damage A vigorous fire is returned from
the fort and from i've men OF war IN the har-
bor Reinforcements have been dispatched
to the town.
4 PARIS, May lila Volonte Rationale. the
organ of Prince Napoleon, in leading arti-
Gle declares if the Prince Imperial should
die, Prince Napoleon would never claim the
throne.
The principle of hereditary succession is
dead. A third empire aiming at the restora-
ton of Prince Napoleon or his nephew would
end in ruin. The article concludes: We
never doubted that France, even if consulted
through plebiscite, would energetically
pronounce in favor Of the republic. which Ii
! the form of government most compatible with
! universal suffrage"
. ROME, May 1.-The Senate has voted a
national donation to Garibaldi.