The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-14
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, July 13.-The usual Orange cole.
bration occurred yesterday at Dublin and in
towns throughout Ulster, and at Liverpool
Most of the meetings passed resolutions con-
demuing Home Rule. No disturbance any
where.
LONDON, July 13.-At Moody and Sankey's
farewell meeting last night, 1873 clergymen Of
the Church of England, were present, far out
numbering those of any other denomination.
Canon Conway, of Westminster, occupied q
seat on the platform. All present were deep
~ affected.
Mr.. Moody, while speaking, was so over
come by emotion that he had to stop, and wau
unable to conclude his address.
LONDON, July 13.-Sir Edward Watkins
chairman of the Erie Protective Commission,
sails for the United States in two weeks.
Henry Parsons, Adjutant of the British
team, telegraphs as follows from Weimble-
don: 81 regret to say that the Council will
not allow the last proposed match for SatuF-
day between the Americans and the represen-
tatives Of the three British Fights of 1874 and
1875 to be shot. We intend to offer tho
Americans cup, which they may take With
them and shoot for at home
LONDON, July 13.-The Mark Lane Erprese
in it's weekly review says the crops have been
progressing favorably, and the reports to this
| effect have produced quieter feeling in the
london market, where prices had begun to
advance. But there has been further i'm
provement in the country prices, in many
places being again one to two shillings dearer
| for wheat, and as the idea of having a crop
equal to last years is given up, and stocks de-
| creased.
There is plenty of room for further rise.
In France the damage to crops from tho
foods has been very extensive in the pro.
vinces, and the figures show rise in wheat of
from TO 2 shillings.
Prussian war ship has been secretly en-
gagged taking soundings and mapping the
coast Of Jutland. Aexplanation will be de-
manded from the Berlin Government.
dispatch to Reuters Telegram Company,
from Vienna, says the Southern Sclavonie
party has grossly exaggerated the Herzego.
vina disturbances, which are entirely of an
agrarian character, and originate in resist
ance to tax-collectors. Turkey deems it I'M
necessary to send reinfOrcements to the scene
of troubles
MADRID, July 13.-The draft of the pro-
posed constitution provides for q Senate, to
be composed of three classes. First, hereditary
title; second. elected by popular corporations;
third, nominated by the Grown, ali grandees
of Spain, with incomes of $4,000 and over
included in the first class
1t is reported that 1000 Carlist prisoners
have arrived at Valencia. The populaee
threatened to lynch some of the Carlists. This
officers were placed on man-of- war to pre-
vent massacre.
SANTANDER. July 13.-The Spanish steamer
Bayones has been wrecked near the village Of
Motrioo. on the Biscayan coast. The crew,
saved by Carlist fishermen, it is said will be
held as hostages and the Carlists threaten to
shoot them il the Royalists lombard any
more coast towns.
ri Ixvf 10 Ic~r
declared the election of M. Burgsing in tho
Department Of Nieverre null AMI void by
vote Of 800 yeas to $40 nays. the Minister'S
we're questioned in regard to their conducs
towards Bonapartists, and NJ. Rouher made
his expected speech.