The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-10
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, July 1O.-Prof. Calrnes ia dead.
The Times, in an article on Lord Dufferin 8
speech, says Canada has been advancing
rapidly, but not so fast or with so free tread
as the United States. If any Canadians for.
merly felt lurking wish to join the repub-
enormous load of debt and taxes left by the
civil war. Canadians might, however, have
sought annexation ere this, in some fit oil
pstulance, if the mother country had left
them any grievance; but, on the whole, they
scarcely felt the restraint Of the Imperial
Government.
Canadian loyalty has been admirable; blu,
we may yet have to call for larger proofs o
patriotism, if we intend to knit the colonies
into firmer union with the mother country,
so as to make them a source of strength in.
stead of weakness in time of war.
LONDON, July 9.-The Prussian spoke ia
the Faraday in lat. 40, long. 43. She had been
engaged thirty days with the direct cable,
which was buoyed in two places. If the cable
had two flaws, the delay in Offering traffic is
sufficiently explained
LONDON, July All the foreign Mayors to
whom were sent invitations to the information.
al banquet at Guildhall on the Goth inst. have
accepted except two.
PARIS July 9.-The waters of the Rhone
are rising, and foundations are feared.
PARIS, July ga dispatch received here
states the Alfonsists opened communication
with Vittoria The war in the center may
perhaps be considered finished, and the situa
ton in the north ameliorated.
Floods are apprehended in the valleys Of
the Seine, Marine and Saone.
BELFAST, July 9.-Col. Gildersleeve de-
clines the proposition for team matches; the
club adheres to its determination that it
would shoot but one team match.
BELFAST, July "a farewell banquet was
given to the American team this evening.
Mr. Robert Thompson, q prominent mer-
chant, presided, and made speech wishing
the Americans every success. Major Lindsay
entered near the close of the banquet and
presented Col. Gildersleeve with the cup Won
by him at Clandebaye.
The Major said the citizens of Belfast were
glad the cup was going to America. Col.
Gildersleeve returned thanks, and declared
he should ever consider the cup his most i'm
portant trophy.
After further speeches and toasts the COM
pany rose and the visitors proceeded to the
pier to take the steamer for Glasgow, escorted
by the Mayor and delegation of citizens.
Thousands of people lined the docks and
piers to see them off, and there was loud and
hearty cheering as the vessel steamed out.
The party will visit the Scotch lakes to-mor-
row, and expect to arrive in Edinburg in the
evening.
MADRID, July 9.-Oficial dispatches report
that the Carllsts, under Gen. Dorregarry
after reaching the villages of Argues and
Casbas, at the foot of Mount Guara, between
Huesca and Jaca, succeeded in entering the
Boltana District. in Arragon, near the Pyren-
nes Three brigades are actively pursuing
him.
The Impartial says Don Carlos and staff
have hurrledly decamped from Tacoino to
avoid pursuit.
MADRID. July 9.-The Alfonsists relieved
Vittoria and entered the city on Wednesday.
The Carlists have besn defeated at Trevino,
with loss of 400 killed and 60 prisoners
They are retreating to the northern part of
Alaya