The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-16
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, oct. l4-Ine Ahouns Vi Duo
on hand in both the issue and the banking
departm ents Of the Bank OF Engand 81 tne
close of business yesterday, was about E25 :
OPS 600 or 81, $780, less than last week
e2. 383. 600 less than the week ending Septem-
Der 80.
There has been further withdrawal OF
specie to-day to the extent Of 988,OOO The
proportion Of reserve to liability has steadily
decreased and is now 354 per cent as against
4O5 last week, and 483 the week before
LONDON. Oct 14-Minister Wade telegraphs
the Foreign Office from Pekin, Oct. 7th, that
he has obtained satisfactory guarantees from
the Chinese Government.
LONDON. Oct. 15.-Advices received here
announce that the Dutch ship William Pool
man, Capt. Volck, from Newcastle. for Port
land, Oregon, was totally destroyed by hre at
sea- The crew were saved.
LONDON. Oct. l5.-There were heavy gales
around the coasts of Great Britain yesterday.
The telegraph has already announced the
wreck of several coasters and the loss OF
number Of lives.
LONDON Oct 15.-The steamer Vile ID Au-
rillac was badly damaged by fire at St Ma
zaire, France.
ROME. Oct. l4-The Spanish note in reply
to the Vatican is conciliatory. The Ministry
explain they were defeated. They will make
every effort to establish an understanding,
but cannot foretell what will be the Cortes
solution of the question. The clause OF the
constitution establishing religious liberty
must be maintained. The note asks the Va
tican to consent to settlement upon as broad
basis rs possible.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Oct 15.-The following
news is official: A force of 1000 insurgents
has been defeated by the Turks. One hun.
dred and sixty were killed. The rest tool
refuge in Montenegro.
Seventeen villages, hitherto strongly insur'
gent submitted to Turkish authority.
MADRID, Oct. 15-The Epocd OF this city
has an editorial article explanatory OF the
note recently sent to the Vatican. The note,
the Epoca says, points to the religious condi
ton of Europe and makes the deduction tina,
Spain can not be exceptional. 1t expressed
wish to negotiate for the modification OF some
of the articles of the Concordat OF 1901,
which can never be executed.
MADRID, Oct. liking Alfonso delivered
the beretta to Mgr. Simeoni to- day.
MADRID, Oct. 15.-The Spanish note IN re-
ply to the Vatican is conciliatory. The Min
istry explain they we're defeated. The note
asks the Vatican to consent to settlement on
rs broad base as possible.
PARIS, Oct. 15.-The French authorities
have arrested the Carlist chief Gamurdi Ossa-
naglio.
PANS, Oct. Isl Averment believes that
the French elections will DO fixed for Decem-
Der Goth.
MUNICH, Oct ia violent debate occurred
in the Bavarian Chamber of Deputies on the
address introduced on the 9Th inst, by the
Ultramontane party calling for the dismissal
of the Ministry. Deputy Freilag Ultramon-
tame, reproached the government with display
ing insufficient independence in its relations
with the Imperial government.
He stated also that if the government dis
played less fear of being domineered they
would easily find allies in the Federal Council
in opposition to Prussia. His speech was
liberal and temperate. He ceased speaking
because of the insults of the opposite side
Finally the address was passed by vote Of
IS to e.