The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-12
FOREIGN NEWS.

BERLIN, June LINE Tribunal at PO6en
sentenced Prince Bishop De Fouster, of
Breslau. to fine OF two thousand marks or
1873 days imprisonment for illegally excom-
municating priest.
SANTANDER, June ia box containing q
number of Protestant books, consigned to an
American resident of this place, was embar-
coed at the Custom-House. The act has been
brought to the attention of MIR. Cushing,
United States Minister at Madrid.
LONDON, June lin the House of Com
mons, Mr.. Cross, Secretary OF State for the
Home Department, introduced bills amend
ing the labor laws. They provided that
breaches Of contract calculated to cause pub
lie injury by working people employed in
a public capacity, IS in the supply of gas and
water, shall! be dealt with crimnally; all other
civil contract, to be settled by the county
courts the law against picketing to continue
in force.
The defendants, however, are to have OPP
ton of trial by justice or jury. In regard to
strikes, no agreement to do any non. criminal
act in relation to disputes between masters
and workmen shall be punishable as q con.
spiracy. The bills were read the first time.
PARIS, June I'm. Olliviers book in de-
tense of the ministry of which he was the
head on the breaking out of the Franco
Prussian war, has appeared. It declares that
Prussia, by her insults, really declared the
war. His ministry can not be held RESPONSE
BILE for entering upon the conflict, for the act
was unanimously approved by the Senate and
legislative body; nor is it responsible for the
military organization, which was the work of
years before it came into power.
M. Olivier claims for his ministry that in a
few months after its organization it had
Gained the public mind, and restored the
authority of the government without employ
ing either corruption or intimidation. He
publishes letter from the Emperor written
after the fall of the ministry, expressing con-
tinued confidence.
In conclusion, M. Olivier urges the Bona
partists to help the present government,
maintain peace, and respect the constitution,
and when the opportunity comes for revising
the constitution, then claim or appeal to the
plebiscite.
LONDON, June IA railroad accident oc.
Cured near Bath, by which several persons
were killed and injured.
A hail storm prevailed to-day.
LONDON, June l1.-Doncaster won the
Alexandra plate at the Ascot races, Scamp
second and Fondamour third.
PARIS, June 1.-THE Carlists claim that
the victory of their troops over the Alfonso
lists at Cardenas was an important one. They
Say OOO AuOubOl6Gb lutout1y duu OOO ChSoAyS
together with*heir arms and stores, were cap
tured.
BERLIN, June lin the Federal Council
yesterday the President of the Imperial
Chancellery submitted several votes of supply
to meet the expense of a proper representa-.
ton of Germany at the United States Centen-
NAL Exhibition.
An order has been issued from the I'm.
perial Chancery prohibiting the circulation Of
copies of the Catholic press of Baltimore, fol
two years, within the boundaries of the
empire
ROME, June ia royal decree has been
issued promulgating . convention between
Italy and Switzerland, which establishes the
boundary between the two countries in ac.
cordance with the award of the arbitrator,
Mr.. Marsh, Minister of the United States.
In the Chamber of Deputies there has been
violent debates over the governments public
safety bill, which amends the law for the
suppression of brigandage and other dis.
orders iu Sicily and elsewhere.
The bill is approved by the Left. The sit
ting tonight was abruptly closed on account
of the disorder which accompanied the dis
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