The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-09

FOONTINUEO EHOM FAn0A AAu~l
his reception on shore are immense. Ihel
will be a universal holiday all this week.
BAD feeling still exists in the Stock Ii
change here, particularly in regard to tt
foreign list =,
IoSnoy Nov. S.-Mork Lane Express th
evening, in its regular weekly review OF tt
British corn trade, has the following: Sowin
has been resumed in some localities, but /
most cases the soil has been unfit to reoeiv
the seed. J. rye arrivals have checked th
upward tendency in the prices of Englis
wheat. The quality is good. but there is
material change IN the market Russlan ia
been lower in consequence of large shif
ments in anticipation of ice in the RUSSIA
rivers and harbors. 1t is reported that Ra:
STA has short crop of wheat and forage.
The absence of the usual abundance iron
America and Russia must eventually tell o.
our market In France, the sowing is nea
completion. In Paris and throughout tn
provinces of France as well as IN Belgium an'
Holland. the markets are unchanged
Hamburg, the market il tending upwards
The last quotations are fully maintained a
Dantzig, while in Austria and Hungary prices
are lower.
LONDON, Nov. The morning Times pub
fishes special telegram from Alexandra
which SAYS the Khedive has applied officially
TO England for two fnanciers to undertake
Egyptian finances, promising the fullest In
formation TO the great powers.
The Gandard has special telegram from
Vienna, stating that SO, 600 Servian militia are
assembled at the frontier The Servian gov
eminent has sent agents to Paris apd London
10 raise q loan.
The Daily Nelos publishes a special from
Berlin saving that the central government tor
Alsace and Lorraine will be established at
Berlin. Probably q special ministry will be
created for these provinces.
DUBLIN, Nov 8.-The Lord Mayors ban
quet will be given at the Mansion House on
Thursday II is expected that Cardinals Cal
len, Manning and McClo~key will be present.
DUBLIN, Nov S.-Oardinal McCloskey pre-
sided at high mass at the Cathedral here yes
terday. An immense crowd was present
PARIs, Nov 8-M. Bourdeaux, Under SEQ
rotary of Justice, has resigned.
The Journal Official says President Mac
Mahon read letter terminating the mission
of NJ GUT, rrez as Minister from Costa Rica.
PARIS, Nov SIT now seems that d. Bar
doux, the UnIer Secretary OF Justice, re-
signed because he was partizan of the sys
tenn Of Scrutin de Lisle. or voting by depart
ments. Nj. Bardoux is Conservative Repu D
lican and Deputy from the department of
Pay de Dome.
PARIS, Nov Sin the debate on the .Elec-
toral Bill IN the French Assembly to-day 1t
was decided by vote of 684 against a. that
two years residence in one place was neces-
gary to qralifv an eIector.
An amendment enabling half yearly resi-
dents to vote WAS referred to the committee
because Of the statement of nj. Dufour that a
of lists of these electors would
delay elections from December to April
The number of plays on the subject of the
American revolution submitted to nj. Nj
chaelis tor his examination is sixty eight.
Among them are several OF remarkable merit.
The prize will not, however, be awarded be-
fore December.
SINGAPORE Nov. S.-Intelligence received
here from Penang announces that the Malay
ans are besieging the British residency at
Perak. All the native Rajahs are suspected
of completely in the murder OF the resident,
Mr.. Birch. It is reported the Malayans are
preparing for resistance. The Sultan lsmail
Is collecting considerable force for the pur
pose of attempting to expel the British from
the country.
BRUSSELS, Nov. S.-The Chambers will as
semble Tuesday. 1t is expected the govern
ment will submit measure increasing the
number OF memh of the Senate and House
in proportion 10 the increase of population.
MADRID Nov. Sat q meeting of the
Sagosta party yesterday the names Of PIP ex-
Senator'S and deputies were read as an
their adherence to the objects of
The meeting.
Sagosta declared the Constitutionalsts de-
sired to be the most liberal party under the
government OF King Alfonso; wished to main
ain the principles of 1862 correcting the de-
Iects but preserving the spirit of the revolu-
lion. A commi tee was appointed to report
whether the party will vote in the Cortes.
Marshal serrano was expected to preside, but
With thirty seven generals was prevented
from being present by military regulation.
MADRID, Nov S.-Direct mail service with
Barcelona resumed Monday after an Interrupt
ton Of two years.
ROME, Nov. 8 1t is reported the French
md Austrian ENJOYS to Italy will soon be
aised to the rank of Ambassadors.