The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-16
FOREIGN NEWS.

VERSAILLES, July 15.-Rouher in his speech
of yesterday said he wished to defend the
dead Emperor against calumny. The I,egi-
timists and Orleanists after 1880 and 1848 in
the same way sought to defend their res pee
tive sovereigns.
Here the Legitimists and Orleans deputies
loudly protested against the comparison of
Kings with Napoleon III, and the tumult was
indescribable. NJ. Gambetta shouted: The
blood of the I'd of December chokes you.
n. Rouher, resuming, denied that the
Bonapartists had tried to corrupt the army or
had intrigued with the Socialists and Com mu-
nists.
Addressing the Left he said your object is to
obtain q renewal of the vote overthrowing the
Empire; we will give you no pretext for such
step, we will respect the Republican con-
stitution, but the Republic is the result of
an ephemeral compromise of Radicals and
Orleanists; the Legitimlsts centre their ho pes
on the revision of the Constitution. The
Bonapartists exercise the same right to hope.
LONDON, July 15.-Dispatches from all parts
Of the country bring intelligence of very heavy
rain storms. The Central News Associa ion
publish dispatch announcing that an i'm
mense dam in Cinderford Valley, Gloucester
shire, has burst, renewing the danger in the
Dean Forest, which it was previously thou ght
It is still uncertain whether the American
riflemen will shoot at Wimbledon. A ma.
jority are in favor of doing SO; but the strong
minority dislike the terms proposed. Dol.
Gildersleeve will confer on the subject with
Mr.. Mildmay.
Advices from Rangoon say it is reported
an instruction has broken out in the neigh
borhood of Blanc, in Burmah.
LONDON. July 15.-Lambert Bros. Il Scott,
coal merchants, IS Grace Church street, have
failed. Liabilities 100000.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Fawcett, q
Liberal member, offered motion declaring
that it was inexpedient for the Indian to pay
any part of the expenses of the Prince of
motion, because the Prince would be the
guest of the Viceroy of India. The motion
was rejected by vote of 81 to 379.
LONDON, July Is. Heavy rains have eau sed
much damage in Wales. The Ogmore River,
county of Glamorgan, has overlooked its
banks, inuudating the town of Big End One
person and much live stock drowned. Great
damage has also been done to property.
The water in reserve pond for supplying
the Nomenclature Canal at Concanison,
burst through its banks, and thirteen pers pns
were drowned by the food.
There is food in the Cherwell Valley, near
the town of Banbury, County of Oxf Prd,
England, and the water is still rising. The
crops, especially hay, have suffered sever bly,.
Much damage has been done in Devonsh hire
are swollen, and at number of places there
are foundations.
By the bursting of Nomenclature reIser-
voir, factory and number of DWELL ngs
were destroyed.
The river Ebro has overlooked. Boats are
plying in the main streets of the town OF
Monmouth.
Similar reports of inundations come from
Ross and Hereford, county of Hereford, and
Carleon, county of Monmouth.
Fears are entertained for the foundations OF
the Ross, Monmouth and Wye Valley HAIL
ways. AT o'clock tonight the water in the
overfowed streams was still rising. The
rivers which pass through Bristol and the
lower portion of that city are flooded.
Thousands of acres of land lying between the
Frome and Severn are also under water.
PARIS, July 15.-Specie decreased in the
Bank of France 8, 100000 francs.
PARIS, July 15.-In the National Assem- bly
to-day, M. Slavery, the reporter of the com
mittee on the election in the Department. of
Nieure, delivered q speech of three hohrs'
duration, which was attentively listened to.
He dwelt upon the necessity of arresting the
progress of Bonapartism. He also attack ed
NJ Rouher, whom he styled the abettor Of q
coup detat
M. Buffet, the President of the Ministe rial
Council, also spoke. He defended the Pre-
feet of Police from the attacks made a BON
him yesterday by Rouher, and said the Pre-
feet was perfectly right in pointing out the
double danger by which the country was
threatened by both Rsvolutionists and Be- ma
partists. The danger from the former vas
more serious, and the government would k ep
watchful eye upon them.
The Bonapartists and leaders of the Right
cheered this statement, while the Left pro-
tested against 1t. III. Dufaure, MinisteH of
Justice, said the government would Display
vigilance in regard to the Bonapartists. He
would not remain a member of any COVE I'm
ment which neglected that duty. NJ. Clam
beta called attention to the divergence in
the statements Of the two ministers, and With
much warmth accused the government CT