The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-10
FOREIGN NEWS

BERLIN, Nov S.-Empefor W Imam, VI iS,
ceiving the President and Vice Resident OF
the Parliament to-day, lad stress C, on the
eminently peaceful a pect Of affairs. Ihough
the Bosnia difficulty was still unsolved, he
EXPRESSED himself as confident OF peaceful
settlement of that question
The leaders of tho Uiramontane party nave
published notice declaring that no authoIl-
t. has been given to negotiate for the settle
ment Of the ecclesiasticii question.
LONDON. Nov. s An accident occurred at
the Ludgate Hill terminus OF the London,
Chatham end Dover Railway in this city this
evening. Thirty persons were more or less
injured.
LONDON Nov. "a special to the Times
saws the Qaeen of Holland is in a precarious
condition.
LONDON, Nov. "a spec al telegram
from Penang to the Times says all this side OF
the Malay peninsula is greatly exclted.
general outbreak is feared. Hong Kong has
been telegraphed to for troops. Ons man-of-
war, two gunbolts and about 400 troops are
now at Perak.
To-day ia Lord Mayors day, and business
and street traffi, was for long while to
gre It extent suspended. The weather. which
this morning was cold and foggy, cleared up
in the afternoon and became pleasant ana
favorble for the great event of the day-the
instalIatio of Alderman w. J. r. Cotton as
Lord Mayor of London for the coming year.
The general arrangem4 ntssfor the usual cery-
monies were successfull carried out
In nseqnence of the report OF the select
committee Of the House of Commons on loans
to foreign states, it has been determined not
to invite the Ministers for Honduras, Para
quay and Costa RIGA, but all the other mem
bers of tae corps diplomatique will, as usual,
receive limitations
To-day is also the anniversary OF the birth
day of his Royal Highness the Prince OF
Wales. The church bells were rung me rriiy
during the forenoon and salutes were fired
from the tower, the barracks, in st. James
Park, at Windsor, and elsewhere. 1ha CITY
will be partially illuminated this evening.
The colonial office publishes dispatches an-
nouncing that the British residency at Parak,
which waslbesieged by the Malayans, was re-
lieyed on til 9Th inst. Capt Innis was killed
in an unsuccessful attack on neighboring
stockade.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9.-The steamer San An
tcnio from Galveston, via Norfolk, arrived
to day.
PARIS, Nov Sat a meeting of the Right
Center it was decided to support the govern
ment, with a desire to maintain nj. Built
during the election. The Left apprehensive
of the defeat of the proposed system OF rs Iu-
Tin de l. Ste" are endeavoring to make ar
rangements with the legitimate party.
PANS, Nov. 9.-Tbe Assembly to-day by q
vote of 507 yeas to 26 nays adopted the
amendment to the Electoral Bill enabling
half yearly residents to vote in accordance
with an agreement with the Government
Committee.
PENANG, Nov. 9,-The mutilated remains of
Mr. Birch late English resident at Perak,
have been recovered after sharp engage
ment with the Mslayans. la the fight Capt.
Iunis, of the Tenth Regiment, was killed, and
two officers and eight men wounded.
VIENNA, Nov. 9.-The Turkish Ambassador,
in this city, has been summoned to Constan-
tinople to assume there the Ministry for
Foreign Affairs. He favors the reforms recon-
mended by Russia, Austria and North Ger
many
ROME, Nov. 9.-Recently the Diario Espa.
mol of Madrid gave publication to the state
ment that a note had been dispatched from
the Vatican to Spain, insisting upon the exc
ton Of the Concordat, at,ributing the civic
war to religions tolerance, demanding that
the Bishop Of Urgel be tried by ecclesiastical
Judges, etc. The existence of this note is de.
MED here. The communication from Spain
is still unanswered.