The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-17
FOREIGN NEWS.

sian Diet is finally closed. fTf gfY ~
Bismarck, before leaving for the country,
received the foreign Representatives and gave
each one, assurance OF the peaceful DISPOSE
tien Of Germany. a H.. .ssiss.5g #
Whatever result the present trial Of Arpi1a
to the supreme tribunal by the appeal either
of the defense or prosecution.
LoyDoN, June 16s-Alexander Callie i Co.,
commission merchants, failed; also 6hand j.
Co., East India merchants, of % Road Lane.
LONDON, June 16.-It is reported the liabili-
ties of Alexander Collie & Co. are fifteen mil
lion dollars.
LONDON, June 16-Tiji Islands advices re-
port y slight abatement Of the measles cpl
demic.
LONDON, June 16-Rambow & Holbsrtin
have failed in consequence Of the failure Of
Alexander Collie e. Co., with liabilities of
over $500, 900. asV raas
The Echo announces the suspension Of
Robert Benson & Co., on account Of Fother-
ingil' failures and because remittances from
the United States we're withheld. e5,
In the House of Consmons the Permissive
bill was rejected by a vote of 81 to 86s
The steamer Wisconsin, from New Work,
took out one hundred Mormons, the last
shipment Of the season. Half of them we've
Germans and the remainder natives Of Great
Britain.
Adviees from Santander represent that the
political situation at Madrid causes incseas-
ing uneasiness There is rumor. not ON
frmed, however, that the Carists are about
to lombard Bilbao.
QUEEN, June 16.-The members Of the
American Rifle Team remained quietly at
their hotel to-day. Tomorrow they will shoot
in q match arranged by the Irish rifemen for
the purpose of selecting the four best shots
to form team to compete for the All Ireland
Challenge Shield. ao rs
The ranges for to-mo1rows match will be
300, 800, 1000 and HOO yards. Tne Ameri-
cans enter for the purpose Of gainiug q
knowledge Of the ground, as did the Irishmen
in she preliminary matches at Creedmoor.
The enthusiasm for the Americans is hourly
increasing Large crowds of people continue
to assemble in front Of their hotel and in
dulge in demonstrations Of welcome to the
visitors. Invitations to entertainments are
pouring in upon the Americans frOn all
quarters Among the most noted of these is
one from the Fellows of Trinity College,
inviting them to banquet on the 26th inst,
and ono from the Ffeemasons of Dublin to
the Masonic members Of the team to q
banquet. sw seasa
EDINBURGH, June 16--Rev. VIM. ,Arnoth,
an eminent author and divine, is dead .3i.
VIENNA, June 16.-The Provincial Court
has acquitted messenger Of the charge Of at
tempting to defraud Father General Beck.
In the course of the trial Wreseng er de-
clared that he was an adherent of Prince Bis
marck and an enemy of the Ultramontanes.
His sole intent on was to allure the Jesuits to
acquiesce in an offer to assassinate Bismarck
and thereby give the latter reason for more
energetic proceedings against the Catholics.
He hoped that Bismarck, or SchweinitA
German Ambassador, would reward him for
his zeal.
DUBLIN, June 16.--The American rifle team
has arrived, and were received with great en-
thusiasm. hN &0 ~
ROME June 16.-The debate on the public
safety bill has been continued.
PARIS, June 16-The Archbishop of Paris
to-day laid the foun dalton stones of o new
church on the heights of Mont Martre, dedi.
Gated to the Sacred Heart Of Jesus. The
ceremonies were solemn and imposing. The
throng INDUCED in frequent cries Of ..'Lone
live Plus the *" @ ~
The Duke de Nemours and many others Of
rank were present
BERLIN, June 16.-The Grown Prince to-
day gave audience to Admiral Worden and
the naval officers accompanying him.
officers to the Grown Prince.
After the audience the Americans were en-.
tertained at dinner at the new palace at Pots
dam. Admiral Worden and his officers will
proceed to Hamburg ON Friday when the
American Squadron will sail Immediately fol
the Baltic>ports. .ss