The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
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Turin, July 19.-Rossi, the Italian TRACE
dian, has been engaged for fifty perform
anees in the United States, commencing in
| New York in November next.
| LONDON, July 19-Lady Franklin is dead.
LONDON July 19.-Mojor Fulton, of the
American rifle team, won the st. Leger cup,
shooting off the tie with Mr.. Rigby, of the
| Irish team.
| LONDON, July 19-The shooting for the Al
bert prizes is taking place to-day at Wimble-
don. The ranges are 200, 600 and 900 yards.
The shooting at the first two ranges has been
finished. The scores show that Col. Glider
sleeve is ahead, having made 68 points out of
a possible 70. At the first range Gildersleeve,
Fulton and Coleman, of the Americans, each
made 81 points out of possible 35, while
Hamilton, Netty, Hyatt, Greenhill and Rigby,
the latter two of the Irish eight, made 35
points
At the second range, only Greenhill and
Rigby maintained close competition with
the Americans, scoring 32 points each. In
the match for the Rife Association cup, in
which each man has 10 shots, at 600 yards
range, Coleman scored 40 out of u possible so,
leading large number of competitors; Gil
dersleeve made AZ.
| The excellency of the American marksman-
| ship causes establishment.
| The ties in the shooting Saturday, for the
St. Leger sweepstakes, were shot off to, day.
Fulton, OF the Americans, won, Mitchell
second, and John Rgby third
| The American rifemen say that they do
not concur in the petition of the council by
the captains of the English, Irish and Scotch
teams for permission for them to shoot at the
same time with the Elcho shield competition,
and that they will not compete in that match.
The council has not yet acted on the apphca-
ton Of the three captains.
LATER-The contest for the Albert prizes
was finished this evening. Sir Henry Halford
won the first prize, scoring SO out of a pos
sible los, and Col. GildersleeVe took the
second prize with score of %.
| In the match at Wimbledon to-day, be-
tween House of Lords and House of Com
mons, the range was 500 yards. The Com
mons won, making 3l3 points, against 900
made by the Lords out of possible total of
375. The following are the individual scores,
the highest possible being U.s. Commons
Hon. Randle Punkett g. Daniel Peploe Ga,
Arthur Vivian 81, Marquis of Lorne 81, Rob-
ert Lindsay 81. Total 3l3 Lofos- Earl of
Ferrers 60, Duke of Marlborough As, Lord
Waldegrave AZ. Earl of Dunraven SO, Lord
Wharnecliffe 35. Total 22O.
dispatch to Reuter-, dated Constantinople
to-day, rays the disturbances in Herzegovina
are believed to be serious. The Commission
ers sent by the Porte to tranquilize the coun-
NY AhSo 1VPoItcu Wy tUht tuey hE6
unsuccessful The whole district between
Mostar and the Austrian frontier, down nearly
as far as Ragusa is in state of revolt, and
the Insurgents threaten death to all who re-
fuse to join them. The Commissioners ad-
vised the Porte to send troops forthwith.
LONDON, July 19.--In the House of Com
mons tonight Mr.. DIsraeli stated that the
government would proceed with the Agricul-
tnral, Merchant, Shipping, Judicature and
Land Transfer bills. He declined to say
what disposition would be made of other
measures. He hoped. with the assistance of
the House, to bring their labors 10 close at
a reasonable and satisfactory period. Muchs
dissatisfaction is expressed at the Premier's
indie fniteness.
OF the functionaries invited to the Lord
Mayors international banquet, the following
have signifed their acceptauces The Projects
OF the Seine of Pas de Calais, and of the Po-
lice of Paris, the Mayors of Calais Bordeaux,
Geneva, Rome, Turin, Florence, Christians,
Boston and Quebec, and the Burgomasters of
Brussel, Antwerp and Amsterdam. Seven
teen have not yet answered, and twenty-five
have declined, including all the Germans in
vited.
MADRID, July 10. - The Cariists have
abandoned the siege of Paigcerda.
BERLIN, July 19.-The Bavarians elected
a college to consist of " Liberals and 70 III.
tramontaneS.