The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-19
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Oct. 18.-The Pandora has re-
turned. At Peel's Sound, within twenty miles
of King Williams Land, she encountered i'm
penetrable ice. The graves of three of Sir
John Franklin's men were discovered on
Beachy Island.
LONDON, Oct. 18-John Morris. attorney
for stock and bondholders of the Erie, has
made report which depresses these securi-
ties. 1t indicates heavy sacrifices by holders.
LONDON, Oct. 18-The Marie Lane FLpress
in its regular weekly review of the corn market
has the following: In consequence OF the re-
cent heavy rains, seed time is much less
promising; the dampness has effected most of
the new samples. Large foreign arrivals have
checked an upward tendency in prices, but
holders are still indisposed to make conces-
sions; trade is therefore active
At Paris the prices are rather lower, while
in the provinces of France wheat is steady
and somewhat dearer; Belgium is unchanged.
while Holland is frmer and Germany steady
and inactive; Vienna is also inactive, but
Odessa is firm. The averages are Is and I'd
higher, in consequence Of the late advance,
the bulk of that sold being shillings inferior
in price to the previous crop.
LONDON, Oct. 18.-It is reported sixty tons
of small arms and ammunition for the Chi
nese have been shipped from London as mer-
chandise and landed at Shanghai. The Brit
ish Government is investigating the matter.
Capt. George Beresford, the son of the
Archbishop of Armagh, conservative, was To-
day elected to the House of Commons for Ar
magh, Ireland, to fill vacancy
Advices from Milan this evening announce
that the reception of the Emperor William
has been everywhere most enthusiastic.
RAGUsA, Oct 18.-Tne Turks crossed the
Austrian lines and now menace the village OF
Erzeg. Troops have been sent thither.
BERLIN, Oct 18.-Russia has commanded
the Polish proprietors of several provinces to
| sell their farms to Russian tenants at prices
fixed by the government. This completes the
| Impeachment of the Polish nobility.
SHANGHAI, Oct. 17.-Negotiations between
Mr.. Wade, British Minister, and the Chinese
Government are progressing satisfactorily.
The Pekin Gazette has published an edict
referring to the murder Of Mr.. Margary DE-
claring the right Of 3Dreigners to travail in ths
interior and requiring Chinese oficials to taxa
cognizance Of treaties.
Messrs. Grosvepor and Baker will proceed
to Yunnan overland. Mr.. Wade has arrived
ut Shanghai.
PARIS, Oct. 18-At a banquet given in
honor of NJ. Thiers, at Anacton, he said The
Republic must be maintained. He did not
think the Radicals as black as painted. He
believed II they gained power they wouio
pursue different course from what their OPP
ponents supposed. He desired the removal
of all functionaries who do not respect the
Republic. This he thought necessary to rem
der the elections representative. He denied
q Republic would isolate France; said sh'
may count upon the sympathy of Europe
The European policy in future will be peac'
and non-intervention. He advocated liberia
and modern system of education.
MILAN, Oct. 18-Emperor William, accom-
panied by Field Marshal Count Won Moltke
Secretary of State Won Bulow and other dig
nitaries, arrived here this afternoon.
King Victor Emanuel, the Grown Primo
and Princess and Prince Amadeus, with tn
President Of the Council, Signor Minghetti
and the Minister Of Foreign Affair.", Signo
Visconti Venosta. received the Emperor and hi
suite at the railway station, where the men
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