The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-27
FOKEsAN NEWS,

LONDON, Jnly 26--The Workingmen's AS
sociations Of Yorkshire, Lancaster and Ches-
hire resolved to support the locked out and
striking mill operators. as, "A, d. l t.E,s.,,s
The Standard reports that Mr.. Sendamore
will retire from the British Post-Ofics and
go to Turkey to organize the postal service
there in accordance with the Berne Conven-.
ton. q 3d.Io5s ID
Aspecial dispatch from Berlin to the Sand
ard says Count D'Zsmhecke, his mother and
q chambermaid have been arrested at Lam
deck, district sof Brelau, charged with being
concerned in Q conspiracy 10 assassinats
Prince Frederick William. l,Iai
LONDON, July 26.-7A Daily Neps special
from Lisbon reports drouth in several dis
triets OF the province of Mimic has destroyed
crops and pastures. Famine is threatend aud
riots against The grain exporters are immi-
nent. hs54 go Ae,'eH '4 h't = A'f ii,l't
The cattle are dying of hunger. ~
The local authorities report 1t to be impos-
sible to collect taxes in many places. An at
tempt to do 80, they fear, would cause an in-
Burrection. II iii Il siga a. e-.lG5 .sQa s. ,ty
\ Accounts from Algarve show similar state
of affairs in that province. I i.i'''s =" t"g'
The government is sending relief to the
afflicted sections. iii, 49,, ..... w.
Tho, Times understands Mr.. PlimsaIl has
procured revival of his shipping bill, which.
he previously abandoned in favor of the gov
ernment's measure. That it now be placed
on the order book fof Thursday. Plimsall
will then apologize to the House, and consent
to the passage Of the bill as . provisional
measure. {14sa .t1t:.59 s,,a ts-
LoND,N, July 26-The Manager of tho
Direct United States Cable, in communiea-
ton TO the Times, referring to its remarks In
its initial article Of Thursday last In regard
to the cable, says "No stakeholder has BEEN
denied information" He also Says "a small
portion Of cable has been injured probably by
Toe" Contractors are now engaged in cutting
out and replacing the injured part
Thirty cotton mills closed at Aldham to-
day, operatives having refused to accept the
m asters terms in regard to wages. .3 10
LONDON, July 26.--In the House of Commos
to-day various notices Of motors and ques-l
tons were given, all rejecting the depth Of
public indignation at the Governmenfs
withdrawal Of the shipping bill. Sir Chas.
Adderly, President Of the Board of Trade,
will introduce on Wednesday bill further
empowering the Board of Trade to prevent
unseaworthy ships from sailing. fT'I eR
In the House of Commons on motion Of Mr.,
Roebuck, Thursday has been fixed for the
second reading of Mr.. Plimsall's shipping
bill. i2 eao aT f4Jter" bio -,y' l
The Earl OF Shafts bury has written Mr..
to appear in the House, adhere to his views
bat expresses regret that excitement led him
to yiolste the rules of debate. .,.. ~ n
A majority OF the permanent daily and
weekly journals express similar views. ,,ts
The Cunard Line steamship Abyssinia' and
the Williams and Guioni Line steamship
Wyoming. both from New York, collided
yesterday ct New Brighton. near Liverpool
Both vessels we're considerably damaged in
the hulls, and have been locked.
RAGusA, July 26.-The Herzegovina insur-
gents were attacked by the Turkish troops,
near Nevesigus, and severe engagement
took place. Many were killed and wounded
on both sides. The dispatch reporting the
battle fails to give the result On Saturday
the Turks made sortie from Stalatz, and at
tackled the insurgents near Dabra -Four
companies made An unsuccessful effort to
flank the insurgents. The fighting lasted all
day. The result is unknown. The Turks
have fred Goritza.
MADRID, July 26.-The losses of the Car
lists the past three weeks in killed, wounded
and missing were 1000 f4
MADRID, july 26-The Carlists, in Oata-
lonia, continue to give in their submission to
the Government Eight hundred additional
gu omissions have been recorded
PARIS, July 25.-Vicompte De Beaumont
vassy is dead. t-f-
BERLIN, July 26-The story published in a
special dispatch from this city to the LONDON
Standard Of the arrest, at Landeck, Of Count
D'Zembeck, his mother and chambermaid,
on the charge of complication in the conspir-
acy to assassinate the German Crown Prince,
is untrue. 1t was fabricated by clerk of the
court at Landeck, who has been arreeted.
There is no such person as Count D'Zembeck.
BERLIN, July 26.--The Clerk of the Court,
1t Lsndeck who originated the Grown Prince
story, proves to be insane.
DEATH OF THE EDITOR OF THE GALVESTON