The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-13
FOREIGN NEWS.

FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, July IA special dispatch to
the Standard represents that the disturbances
in Herzegoving consists apparently of num-
Der of riots among Slovenian inhabitants, of
villages in the western district who have
been aroused to resistance by endeavors of
the Turkish officials to collect arrears of
taxes
Large bands of fugitives, composed mainly
of women and children, cross the border
into Dalmatia daily.
Turkish troops, on the night of July 4,
made an attack on the defences erected by the
insurgents at bridge over Krupa river, near
Celevo. After long and bloody combat they
were defeated, and fell back in disorder.
LONDON, July 12.-The Ne,os Paris special
reports that the country between Vile Frances
and Macon, has been laid waste by floods to
the extent of forty kilometers. Fine wheat
and vine crops in many places have been
utterly destroyed.
This mornings Post says: Early Derby,
eign Secretary, has been requested to re-
ceive the deputation of persons interested in
the Nova Scotia coal fields, for conference on
the subject of Q .pressive tariff in the United
States which is said to all but prevent the
importation of coal into that country.
lost one blade of her propeller and had an
other crushed by al whale. The steamer
was not otherwise injured and returned to
Liverpool. Part of her passengers go by the
China, the remainder by the Russia.
LONDON, July 12.-The Pail Mall Gazette
says: We have received the following from
specially well-informed correspondent:
HENDAYE, July 9.-Gen. Cabrera has left
Biarritz for Bagneres de Bigorre, having
abandoned his intention of going to Madrid.
He has small faith in the ultimate success Of
Gen. Jovellar's operations against Gen. Dor
regaray. Apparently Dorregaray has already
kilometers. This agrees with Dorregaray's
avowed intention not to fight except in the
Basque provinces. The Carlist artillery now
number ITO guns, and more are expected
daily.
LONDON, July 12.--Col. Gildersleeve has
officially replied to an inquiry from the Lon
don agent of the Associated Press that the
determination of the Americans not to shoot
another team match on this size of the At
lantic is final He says the members of the
team are now separated, and can not be
week. Five or six of them would probably
be glad as individuals to shoot at Wimbledon
Saturday, if the Lloyds' cup is offered.
LONDON, July I'm the House of Lords
this evening the Earl of Derby, Minister Of
State for the Foreign Department. in reply to
question put by Lord Penzance, said the
German note to Belgium, dated July 3, 1875,
laying down certain principles, had no appli-
cation to Great Britain, who was not asked to
acquiesce therein. The subjects of that cor
respon0ence were now settled, and it was
useless to discuss distractions. The words
of the dispatch which had been quoted by
a hot
not admit of judicial Interpretation.
IT they meant that our acts, having q
tendency, however indirect or remote to
cause disturbance in another State, ought to
be prohibited, that would be the most extra
ordinary and preposterous claim ever put
forth in diplomacy. If they onl. mt some
acts which international law forbade, that
was principle which, within certain limits,
every Government would admit, but for one
Government to require another under men,
aces to silence its press, or public speak
excited, and he hoped always would excite, |
the strongest sympathy for the latter and in
dignation for the former, because such de- |
mand was arbitrary and oppressive.
Sir Edward Watkins has accepted the chair
manship OF the British Commission of the |
Erie bondholders, on condition that all in
terested support his appointment.
Moodey and Sankey farewell meeting took
place at Midway's Hall tonight. The Earl of
Shaftesbury and Canon Sam1 Morley, M. p,
Right Hon. Cowper. Temple, Mr.. Macarthur,
and seven hundred clergymen were present.
Speeches were made full of praise of the emf
net revivalists, for the fresh life and energy
hey had introduced in the churches, and the
of converts
A suggestion was made that q memorial of
some kind be presented to Moody and
Sankey, but Mr.. Stone on their behalf said it
would not be accepted, and nothing would
give them more pain than such step.
PARIS, July 12.-In the Assembly to-day
he University Education bill was discussed
clause by clause. ALI the amendments moved
" the Liberals have been rejected by narrow
nsjorities. The clericals are jubilant and
congratulated Bishop Dupanloup on their
ucceSS. II
"A motion will soon be introduced in the I
assembly proposing recess from July 25sh
0 November 4th. The Left will meet this by
moving that business be proceeded with un-
r1ptedly. with view to bringing about
n early dissolution.
PARIS, July IAN official telegram cor
ects the exaggeration of the number of lives
'st at Toulouse; only ZIG bodies have been
,und.
MADRID, July 12.-An official dispatch SAYS
ZEN. Delatre has driven Dorreearay from I
'orsicilIa, Guara, Sieste and Boltana. The '
artists resisted the Alfonsists stoutIy. and
,st many men in killed, wounded and pris- I
ners. They retreated to the valley Of Aran,
the Psrennees. Gen. Delasre is still pur-