The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-12
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, May 1.-The Tunes in q leading
editorial says: "We believe the Gear is re-
solved to hold most decided language in favor
of the maintenance of peace and use every
effort to put stop to the present alarm.
A few days will probably bring forth official
disclaimers of the recent reports. 1t is posi-
BILE that it will be said that there is nothing to
Justify the French approximations, but there
would be mistake on this point.
As long as the present condition remains
there must be uneasiness, even danger. An
unforeseen incident, an outburst of jealousy,
may precipitate rupture. The Gar is una
BILE to guarantee that France will not attack
Germany within few years.
Gigantic ornaments are q mutual menac~.
While they exist it is beyond the power OF
imperial peace-makers to allay apprehension.
LONDON, May ia special dispatch from
Berlin to the Pau-MaA Gazette says cath
ole association has left Mayence for
Rome to present the Pope with
niversary of his birthday. which occurs on
the 18th inst, when he will be eighty-three
years old. The address, which is said to
have one million signatures attached to it,
is couched in terms of the deepest devotion
and allegiance.
In the House of Commons this evening MI.
Bourke, under. Foreign Secretary, in response
to the inquiry of Sir Charles Dixie as to the
continental situation, said the government
has received to-day most satisfactory assur-
ances from Berlin Of the maintenance Of the
peace of Europe
LONDON, May 1.-THE Marie Lane Express,
in its weekly review of the breadstuffs
market, says The late rains have done inn
mense good, and the warmer weather follow
ing almost promises to do away with the late
mes of the season. More rain is wanted,
but the beneficial change has lowered prices.
In France the crops are promising wheat is
from six pence to shilling lower. Many Of
the British provincial markets show q similar
decline in price.
LONDON, May II. The great northern
handicap at York was won by Clearwell, Free
man second, Escort third.
LONDON, May lin the House OF Com
mons, this evening, the Peace-P Preservation
Act for Ireland passed its third reading.
Later advices swell the number of lives lost
on the steamer Cadiz to sixty-two. The Ca
diz was out Of her course in consequence Of
q misreckoning of her captain. She struck q
rock, and sunk almost Immediately.
LONDON May 10.-The House of Lords will
adjourn over for the Whitsuntide holidays,
from the 18th to the goth inst,
BERLIN, May 1.-THE Gear has arrived.
He was received on alighting at the railway
station by Emperor William and all the
Princes Of the Emperor's family. Generals
Won Moltke and Manteufel, and other distin-
guished personages were present.
The Emperor's greeting was exceedingly
cordial. An immense crowd gathered around
the station and cheered enthusiastically. The
city is decorated with flags. The Gar, &C.
companied by Prince Gortschakof, waited
upon Prince Bismarck.
Tho bill for the suppression of religious
orders passed its third reading in the Lower
| House.
The Berlin Post says there are reasons to
suspect that certain Polish priests have con.
spired against the lives of Prince Bismarck
and DR.. Flack, Minister of Ecclesiastica
Affairs, and that three persons whose names
are already known to the police were hired Il
carry out the plot.
BERLIN, May 1.-The rumor that Germany
and Russia intend addressing representative
to France in relation to ornaments is false.
PARIS, May 1.-THE feeling here is NOR
hopeful. La Libeyte says the Gar will pro
pose q general disarming, which German!
will support
PARIS, May 1.-THE National Assembl.
met to-day. No event Of Importance ATTENDED
the resumption of the session.