The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-22
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Sept 2l.-A special dispatch from
Berlin to the Times says the Porte is endeav-
oring to impress on foreign powers the neces-
sity of fixing a date for the termination of the
consular meditation in the insurgent camps.
The Turkish government, in view of pos
sible military requirements, has ordered the
construction of the Sophia, Nisch and Benja-
luka Railway pushed with the utmost dis
patch.
A telegram to the Times from Vienna ex-
presses the opinion that now that the Turks
have had time to occupy in force the Bosnia
frontier, the chances of renewing the insur-
rection in Bosnia have vanished.
The Daily Neacs correspondent at Vienna
telegraphs that the Turks now have force
of As, 600 men concentrated on the frontier of
Servia.
LONDON, Sept. 21.-The Globe, in an edito-
rial, says: "We regret to learn the disadvan-
tagas usually suffered by the British engaged
in the New Foundland fisheries, as compared
with the advantages of the Frenchmen, have
nowise abated the present season. The eff.
GERS of French cruisers protecting French in
terests have assumed very nigh tone in
asserting their rights thereabouts.
LONDON, Sept. 2l.-Mr. John Vance, mem
Der of Parliament for Armagh City, is dead.
The City OF Mosel. which sailed from South
ampton to-day for New York, took l0,000 in
specie
PARIS, Sept. 2l.-The Courier de Francs
states that the Cabinet unanimously resolved
to propose the abolition of the system of
voting by departments. The Courier antici
pates, in consequence, the overthrow of the
Ministry in November.
PARIS, Sept 2l.-The French government
has notified the Switzerland that the provi-
sions of the Berne Postal Union, relative to
communication with Great Britain through
France may go into effect Immediately. The
French government will make, before Janu ary
l, the same concession respecting com1nuni-
cation with America.
PARIS, Sept Alt now seems that only
eight hundred Carlists have entered France
and these by the Gavarnie Valley.
KRAGUJEwAcz, Sept 2l.-The address has
been sent to Belgrade where it will be printed.
1t may be considered certain for the present
at least that Servia will remain neutral.
MADRID, Sept. 21.-It is stated that the Car
list Gen. Saballs with his two sons have
entered France.
| MADRID, Sept 2l.-It is stated in we'll in
| formed circles that the government has de-
termined to pursue an energetic course with
regard to the circular of the Papal Nuncio,
and will fully maintain the royal prero gative
in the premises.
BERLIN, Sept. 21.-The municipal court Of
this city sentenced the editor Of the Germanid,
an ultramontane journal, to five months i'm
prisonment for having published an article
insulting to the Chancellor, and melting dis
obedience of the laws.
Prince Adelbert, uncle of the King Of Ba-
varia, is dead. He was born in 1928.
Advices from st. Petersburg announce that
the Russian General Kaufman occupied
Khokand ON the 10th of the present month,
without opposition. The greater portion of
the Russian troops remained in q fortified
camp outside. All the Russian prisoners
were delivered to Gen. Kaufman, and the
Khan has accepted all the conditions of peace.