The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-24
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Nov. 22-The Colonial Office hal
received telegram stating that the troop
from the British resdency at Perak hav,
shelled and captured two stockades at thu
village where Mr. Birch was murdered.
PARIS, Nov. 22.-In the Assembly to-day
the debate on the third reading of the Elect
oral bill began. All the amendments in the
first clause in regard to terms Of residence re-
quired for voters which were agreed to on 9Th
and 9th inst, were to-day rejected, and the
clause was definitely adopted as originally
submitted.
The Right Center has held a meeting and
resolved to introduce resolution with view
to modifying the vote of the 18th inst, on
the 14th clause Of the bill by which the Scru-
ten D'Arrondissement was adopted as the
m ethod of voting
Ministers Buffet and Dufaure to-day at.
landed the sitting of the committee, to which
the press bill was referred. Mr.. Buffet said
the Constitution contained no enunciation OF
principles. The press might discuss the re-
publican form Of government, but not attack
the Assembly on the powers established by
the Constitution.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-A quantity of wreck
stuff, including a life buoy marked "Sala-
din, has been picked up at Lanelv, off the
coast Of Wales. 1t is believed the brig Sala-
din, from Bull River, s. c., for Bristol, was
lost with all hands.
LONDON, Nov. GA Conservative member
was elected from Mid-Surry.
Ragona news from Slavonic sources have
been received announcing that the insurgents
have captured an important fort with the
garrison, which commands Zubec, and also
occupied several strong positions in the vi
cinity of Piva.
LONDON, Nov. 23-The Carlist official organ
claims Don Carlos has saved Cuba and the
sc Tic nN rOfo fxy,a
having caused the Americans to modify their
attitude.
MADRID, Nov. 23-Gen. Martinez Campos |
has arrived here to consult with the Cabinet |
in regard to the war.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 23.-The steamer Baltic |
from New York, arrived here to-day.
The British ship Oriental, Capt Sanderson,
which sailed from London on October %, for |
st. John, N. B., in ballast, has been
abandoned at sea, water logged and in sink
ing condition. Her crew were taken off and |
brought to this port.
PARIS, Nov. %. = LIE Monaeur says it is
thought the portion of the Senate to be chosen
by the Assembly will be chosen Monday, but
the government will propose dissolution on
December 18th.
PARIS Nov. 23.-All the amendments to
the Electoral bill were agreed upon in the As
sembly, except the eighth and ninth, which
were rejected. The Right Center have re-
solved to oppose all the amendments offered
by the Left and Left Center with the view to
modifying the vote by which the Scrutin
voting.
PARIS, Nov. 23.-In the Assembly to-day
the debate on the third reading of the Elec-
toral bill was continued. M. Bartb, the mod
crate Republican, moved an amendment for
biding the Government from suggesting
candidates to the electors. The amendment
was rejected by vote OF 34l yeas 20 3l8 nays.
NJ. Picard and other Deputies endeavored
to elicit declaration from the government
as to whether it repudiates the system of
official candidatures Ministers Dufoure and
Buffet evaded the question, the latter saying
he could not add anything to his previous ex-
plantations.
The Committee on the Press Bill intend to
demand the complete abolition of the state of
siege.
IAsHKEND Nov. 23.-After Gen. Kaufman
had lett Namanghan for Khoj end the Khips-
latch rebelled and surprised the former town.
They invested the citadel and the Russian
camp. The Russians resisted successfully
for three days, when Gen. Scobeleff returned
and attacked the Khipskatch who fled. leav-
$500 dead on the field. Anarchy reigns |
throughout Khokand. ]
LISBON, Nov. 23.-Private accounts from ;
Madrid state that the Constitutional party is 1
divided. Some advocate abstaining from the {
approaching elections. 1t is also stated that
a majority Of the Ministry dsapproved of the !
reply of the Minister OF Foreign Affairs to
The Washington note, which was regarded as q
too moderate. 1t is understood the reply, as
finally delivered to Washington, was drawn .
up by Gen. Jovellar, President OF the Council
and Minister Of War. !
BERLIN, Nov. 23-The Federal Council has 8
rejected the Prussian proposition for coercive /
press laws.
New YORK, Nov. 23.-The Paris Liberte re-
,eived by the last European mail says Don
Carlos, on the 22d of October, was in a house c
en- miles from Pampeluns, when Saballs ar o
Mayor of Biari.z, who continues to Intervene
n o most fragrant manner in the affairs Of the G
country. A French functionary a
obtained an audience, when Saballs threw
himself at the feet of Don Carlos and asked Al
ecret audience. 1t lasted twenty-five MIN O
ties, when Don Carlos called the chief of his A
scort and demanded a squad of seven men
nd sergeant.
The eight men surrounded Saballs, .galloped N
With him to Estella, with orders to confine @
lin in a cell of the municipal prison, and al
prevent his communication with any one
MADRID, Nov. 23.-The United States frig. r.
te Congress has been ordered home. The s,
franklin, Alaska and Juniata are to proceed a,
D Lisbon. n
Senior CASTELAR, has had an assurance from n
Ginister Gushing that the peace existing be-
ween the two countries will not be disturbed. in
LETTING OF THE NEW YORK PRODUCE EN-
CHANGE. 7,
New YORK, Nov 23-At meeting Of the is
'roduce Exchange to consider the propriety
f adopting rule requiring payment to be fir
nade on the transfer of title in all cases not
therwise stipulated for at the time of SALE pl
be following resolution was adopted CT
Resolved, That the seller of property has CT
be right to demand payment for that prop H
rty on delivery of the title to the buyer. an
THE RAILROAD CONVENTION IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 23.-Col. Broadhead, the le
hartman of the Executive Committee, called th
le convention to order. DR.. W. G.. Elliot
rayed, when Broadhead read the call and OK
q tad In detail the objects of the convention | m