The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-08
FOREIGN NEWS.

presented will give the following satisfactory
exhibit for the year ending March 3lst, 1875.
Revenue from all sources c75 900, 600, excess
over estimate Of one and half million.
The reduction in expenses and increase in
revenue gives the Gov ornment one and one
eighth millions surplus.
LONDON, April THE Times Paris corre-
spondent states that Pru STA sent notes to
other powers on the subject Of her CORE
spondence with Belgium, and declared she
would await the result of the Duchosne in
ves.gatiOn.
The writer vouches for the xrustworthiness
of his information. but it is probably ineom-
plete, as the triviaiity OF the German COM
plants does not justify tine subsequent sig
nificant expressions The Grtvest e1ture OF
Prussia note is that the complaints are d.
rected against the Belsians generally. whose
attitude is therein considered hostile towards
Germany.
LONDON, April "A special dispatch from
Paris to the London Times says the Prussan
notes to Belgium concerning the pastorals OF
the bishops and other matters of otiense, after
enu.nera,ing the causes adds !: 1t is scarcely
possible that the laws of Belgium cannot en-
able the government to stop undertakings
which might alter its relations with neishbor-
ing States.
Neutral States which wish to preserve the
advantage Of their position sheEid carefully
avoid any thing which might alter the rela-
tons with a friendly nation which guarantees
their independence, that principle OF neu-
traiity which il the basis Of their existence.
II Belgian laws Go not contain the authority
necessary to obtain the legitimate satisfaction
claimed by the G rman Government, the lat
ter hopes Belgium will supply the deficiency
by fresh legislation.
The Paris correspondent gives the sub
,<>sS So1nt =
note 1t raiutes the claims put forward. and
reminds Germany that the pastoral letters
compiained ct were published at the begin
niug OF the struggle in Germany against the
Pope, and ought now to be forgotten. The
address OF sympathy to the Imprisoned
Bishop Of Paterborn another grievance al
legged by Germany, Belgium insists Was the
act of individuals, not OF an organized society.
| The answer continues: Germany pre-
! yiously thanked the Belgian authorities for
their conduct in the matter OF The Dnchesne
plot, an investigation into which il still pro-
ceeding. The Belgian laws are sufficient for
the suppression OF actual otfenses, but Of
| lenses OF intention cannot be represSed. The
liberty enjoyed by Belgium is drawn from tho
very vtals of the nation The attitude OF
| His people has always excited general ad-
mration.
They have given an example OF liberty
allied to order. Independent and neutral,
Bel .,ium has never done anything, notwith-
standing tho incessant intercourse between
the two countries, that could alter this.
LONDON, Atril THE greater part of two
days session Of the House was occupied in
| the debate on the right OF women to vote for
members of Parliament.
Smoliett said the movement originated
with turbulent women of America. The bill
if passed would enfranchise women who
gained q livelihood by immortality. Upon
division the House refused to order the bill
to second reading-152 to 1877. Dlsraell voted
| with the minority.
LONDON, April THE new British man-of-
war Alexandra was launched to-day. The
Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke and
Duchess Teck, and others of high rank were
present.
Specials from Paris regarding Prussias note
say Prussia demands new legislation on the
part OF Belgium. Belgium retutes Prussias
claim; her note asser S she Is independent
aad neutral; she has done nothing that could
alter her relations with friendly nation
which guarantees her independence
BERLIN, April T. The bill Withdrawing
State grants from the Roman Catholic clergy
passed to the third reading in the Diet.
BERLIN, April by advice OF his physl-
clan, Emperor William has abandoned the
visit to Victor Emanuel The Crown Prince
and Princess will go instead.
ST.. PETERSBURG, April THE Czarina
Princess Imperial has been delivered OF a
daughter.
| VENICE, April Festivities attending the
meeting of the Emperor and King continue.
Twelve thousand troops were reviewed and
witnessed by 10000 people. Their majesties
were enthusiastically received. At the grand
dinner King Victor toasted the Emperor OF
Austria as a brother and friend. The En-
peror, responding. said: 81 drink to the
health Of my dear brother and friend, the
King of Italy, and to the well-being and pros
pe,ity Of Italy"
| VIENNA, April 7.-Beiore departing the
Emperor of Austria bestowed many decora-
tons, aud earnestly congratulated the King
upon the consolidation OF Italy
BRUSSELS, April The investigation Of
the Duchesne plot to assassinate Bismarck
has commenced. This action is taken In con-
sequence Of Pfussia's note to Belgium.
The MINERS.
! PHILADELPHIA, April The First Regl
ment, $50 strong with twenty rounds of am
munition and th-ee days cooked r.tions, left
by a special trim and win roach Hazleton al
9 o'clock tonight the eau se Of this move
, ment has not transplred.
HazLEroS, April Two reg iments Of in
fantry and one OF artillery are expected to-
3 night.
MAUcH CHUNK, March This F. NJ, short
2 ly after 3 O'Clock, two hundred and fifty o
the special policemen taken to Audenrled
Jeddo, and other places from Philadelphia.
9 arrived in town. An interview elected tn
following statement:
| We were recruited in Philadelphia undel
Lieut.. Crow, to go to the coal region t
S guardi the breakers at the colleries, and wer
: to act as special policemen, and to be drilled
as military COMPANY, armed and equipped
to receive ten dollars per month.
When we got to the mines at Audenried il
seemed as II all the men and children turnet
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