The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-10
EUKEiGN NEWS.

LONDON, April 9-The Berlin Post,
ministerial journal, has a leading article say
ing recent events unfortunately render it too
prob ible that the present French Assembly,
fearing there will be u Republican majority
in the next Assembly disposed to peace, are
anxious TO precipitate war of revenge under
the dangerous auspices of Marshal MacMahon
and the Orleans Princes. While the strong
body of Royalist deputies will be placed in
a position to profit by the restoration of
monarchy, war, accordingly, is coming on,
although the clouds gathering on the horizon
may yet be dispersed.
The Austrian Conservatives are endeavor-
ing to Dust Andrassy from the Cabinet, with
view of participating in coming events.
Italy ara ready to join any ally against Ger
many, considering her anti-Papal attitude
hostile to Italian interests, yet it is by no
means certain that France will be able to
procure an Austro- Italian alliance Just now.
If her endeavors fail, tho war will be delayed;
but things have reached a pass when the
German people should be better acquainted
with the realities of the situation. 1t is time
to awake the slumberers.
The Berlin correspondent of the London
Times says this article is likely to have a
strong effect, and alarming rumors are rife.
The same correspondent states that since the
meeting of the Emperor Francis Joseph and
King Victor Emanuel there is even less pros
pect than before in Berlin of concerting COM
mon measures with Austria and Italy in re-
lation to the personal responsibility of the
Pope
LONDON, April Paul Boynton will at
tempt to cross the Channel to-day in his life
saving dress. He is to start from Dover at
A. NJ and expects to reach Boulogne be-
tween and p. M. dispatch from Dover
ropor<o tho thar favor, blo to 600 &c In,
and the wind northeast. The Queen and
Minister Schenck have directed messages to
be sent, Wishing Boynton success. Many
representatives Of the press accompany him
in a steamer.
The currents will probably oblige him to
make zigzag course.of fifty miles, although
direct distance is only twenty-seven miles.
An experienced pilot will direct Boynton.
The feat attracts great attention. Visitors
como from Paris to Boulogne to witness the
arrival, among them are many Americans.
has instructed its Consuls to summon snb-
jects abroad who owe France military scr
vice to register at the consulates.
Fourteen officers, deserters from Don Car
los, are at Biarritz.
1t is said Gen. Eho has given adhesion to
Alfonso.
MADRID, April 9.-Gen. Compos entered
RefOll after fight. losing hfty In killed and
wounded Carlist loss unknown.
MADRID. April 9-The conflict between the
government and university may cause the
fall of the ministry. Several more professors
were exiled to-day. The Kings principal
physician was offered the head position of the
university, but refused.
10 is rumored Gen. Concha has been Off
cially invited to leave Spain.
DUBLIN, April Sir John Gray, member
of Parliament and proprietor Of the Free
.AasGns Journal Of Dublin, is dead.
EXECUTION OF A MURDERER.
ST. LOUIS, April 9.-Patrick OShea who
stabbed his wife ON the night of March IS,
1874, from the effects of which she died five
days later. was hanged in the Jail yard, be-
tween l and 2 o'clock to-day. He made a
speech on the gallows, in which, while admit
ting he cut his wife, he insisted his act was
not willful and that he did not commit MUIR
der.
He charged two witnesses with swearing
falsely against him, and said the prosecuting
attorney and the judge did not give him fair
trial. He was then led to the trap, the black
cap and moose adjusted, and at precisely l 80
o'clock the drop fell. His neck was broken,
CONTINUED on LAST rAGE.l