The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-21
FOREIGN NEWS.

BERLIN, Oct. 20-It is stated in navy cir
cles that Prince Frederick Intends to visit the
Centennial, escorted by German squadron.
BERLIN, Oct 20.-Count Won Arnim's ap-
peal will be heard to-day. The judges are
consulting.
BERLIN, Oct. 2O.-In the matter of Count
Won Arnim the Supreme Court has Endorsed
the verdict of the Kammergericht The count
is to pay the costs.
LONDON, Oct. 2O.-The Erie bondholders
appointed o committee of consultation to pre-
pare q scheme for the re-org anization of the
company. to be submitted at future meeting.
The Je,oish World says two hundred dwell
ings, synagogues and fine schools at Midsy,
Poland, burned, many persons persisted, and
three thousand are houseless.
LONDON, Oot. 20-Rev. VIM. Edward Jelf,
d. D., is dead. The death of the Very Rev.
Walter Farquhar Hook, d. D., F. r. S., is
also announced.
The weather to-day is tempestuous: the re-
cent rains have swollen the rivers and streams
in Devonshire, causing inundations The
loss is considerable. Torquay, Leigumouth
and Dawlish were flooded, and much damage
was done to property.
PARIS, Oct 2O-M. Rouher, in his speech
at Ajaccio, on the 18th inst, attacked ex-
President Theirs and the Orleanists and CEN
sured President Mcmahon. He also said the
Bonapartists are in favor of universal suffrage
and would contend for an appeal to the people
for an expression of national will.
PARIS Oct. 2O.-Prof. W6eatstone died in
this city to-day.
1t is stated that the Mayor of Ajaccio has
been dismissed from Office for having taken
part in the banquet at which M. Rouher made
q speech.
PARIS, Oct 2O.-M. Rouhers speech is of
such an aggressive character that it's publica-
ton here will possibly be prohibited. He
made an attack upon ex-President Theirs and
the Orleanists, accusing them of having
blocked up all the avenues to power. He
censured President MacMahon. and said since
the 23d of May, 1873, when the Marshal was
chosen President, he had incurred heavy re-
sponsibilities. M. Rouher declared that the
re7isionary clause of the Constitution re-
manned intact.
PIRAEus, Greece, Oct. 90 - The British
steamship Serapis, with the Prince of Wales
and suite on board, sailed from here to-day
for the East.
HAvRE, Oct 20.-A dispatch received here
says three-quarters OF Iquique, Peru, burned.
MUNICH, Oot 20.-The King Of Bavaria re-
fused to accept the resignation of the Ministry
recently rendered, because of an adverse vote
in the Diet, and expressed his approval Of
their conduct. He also refuses to receive an
address subsequently voted BY the Chamber
of Deputies.
SHANGHAI, Oct. 2O.-Mr. Wade, the British
Minister, has informed the foreign legations
that while negotiating at Pekin, he insisted
upon the better observance of treaties by the
Chinese, especially with regard to the taxa
ton of trade. China pro missed to institute an
inquiry and prepare report as basis for
further negotiations. No new trade conven-
ton, however, was contemplated, as none
could be operative that was negotiated by q
single minister. All foreign representatives
must join in such negotiations. 1t is expected
that Mr.. Wade will shortly return to Pekin.