The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-01
FOREIGN NEWS.

MADRID, June 30.-An ordinance was issued
banishing members of Carlist Juntas, and all
families of which any member is in the Carliss
service, and oondscating their property.
PRAGUE, June 30.-E1-Emperor Ferdinand
is dead.
PEsrH, June 3O.-The loss of life from the
tempest exceeds the first estimates. One
hundred and twenty dead have been taken
from the Danube, and doubtless many have
foated down.
PARIS, June 30.-The subscriptions re-
ceived for the sufferers by the inundations are
unprecedentedly large. Total to date $780,
600. The list opened by President Mac-
Mahon has already reached $4,000. 1t is an
nounced that 10,O persons will be wholly
dependent upon public charity for months to
come
The damage to Toulouse and environs en-
ceeds SIG. 0NOOO. Relief is passing in from
all parts.
LONDON, June Subdivisions, in a maya
zine article, argues strongly that the Church
of England is worth preserving.
A special to the daily Neaos says the num-
Der OF men, women and children drowned in
Toulouse alone is roughly estimated at 1000.
LONDON, June 30. The King of Burmah
refuses to allow British troops to pass over
his country. IT is believed this condition will
be insisted upon by the British.
Northumberland plate was won by Harriet
Laws, Oton second, and Feve third.
DUBLIN, June 30.-An enthusiastic ovation
was given the American team and grand
banquet at the Mansion House. The Irish
admit the match was fairly won.
MADRID, June 30.-It is off cally announced
that Gen. Martinez Campos has occupied po-
sitiOns on the river Ebro in order to Prevent
the escape Of the Oarlists from Valencia and
Arragon into Catalonia. Gen. Jovellar, COM
mander Of the Army of the Centre, with 49,
600 troops, is advancing by different routes
on the Oarlist leader, Dorregeray who COM
mands $4,000 men.
BRUSSELS, June 30.-The Senate has passed
the bill already adopted by the House Of Rep
resentatives making the offer to commit assas-
sination penal ofense.
PARIS, June 30.-The Pope has sent four
thousand dollars for the relief Of the sufferers
by the inundations.
HoNG KONG, June 30-Trouble has arisen
between China and Spain, in consequence of
prohibition by the former of Coolie emigra-
ton to Cuba
The British steamship Douglass was at
May 26th. A customs officers named Black
lock was shot The smugglers were beaten
off with the loss of four killed
The United States Consul General at
Shanghai recently tried an American named
Glover, in the Chinese service as Commits
sioner Of Customs, for damage caused by hie
action in his official capacity under orders of
the Chinese Government It is claimed that
the consular jurisdiction was improperly ex-
ercised.
MORE VICTORIES FOB THE AMERICAN RIFLE
MEN.
DUBLIN, June 30.-There was shooting to-
day at Dollym0unt for the Spencer cup, free
to all corners. Messrs. Bruce, Yale, Dskin,
Gildersleeve. Ballard, Coleman and Garfield,
Of the American team, and all the members OF
the Irish team and shooting club, took part.
The contest resulted in another victory for
the Americans. r. G. Coleman won the cup,
making score of AZ out of q possible SO.
The range was one Thousand yards. Glider
sleeve and Yale also won prizes during the
days shooting.