The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-02

LONDON, Oct. IA Times special dispatch
from Berlin. states that Turkey has informed
the powers that the time may come when the
Turks will be obliged to repel Servian and
Montenegrin inroads. The Roumanian re-
serves are being gradually called in.
Affairs are regarded here as verging on
collision.
The Daily Ne,os' telegram from Vienna an
nounces the Consuls at Mostar have been in
structed by the powers to send the Porte
memorial, embodying the result of their in
vestigations, with proposals for thorough re-
form in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
A Times Paris dispatch says special infor-
nation received there confirms the impress
sion that the Carlists gained considerable
success near Sen Sebastion on Tuesday.
L Universe reports one hundred Alfonsists
killed and one thousand woured.
A special telegram to the Morning Standard,
from Vienna, says band Of five hundred
Sclavonians who invaded Bosnia have re-
and dispersed. They were decimated by
lighting and disease.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The British naval COM
mandant at Gibraltar makes formal complaint
to his government OF aggressions by Spanish
guard coasters in British waters.
The Pail Mall Gdzettes Berlin special says
that the powers have agreed upon the pro-
priety of the acceptance of the proposals made
by the Herzegovinian insurgents as the basis
of further negotiation.
The Bishop of Breslau has notified the
Ecclesiastical Court that he will not attend,
on the ground that the court is not competent
to try him.
A Breslau paper says that twenty-three
priests have announced their submission to
the ecclesiastical laws
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The revenue returns show
an increase of G995. 600 for the past half year.
The Morning Standard publishes a special
from Paris containing the following:
CAT the regular monthly meeting Of the
Permanent Committee yesterday, the Mar
quise of Ploeue called attention to the sham
kilograms about the Herzogovinian insurrec-
ton, which he said were manufactured in the
interests Of INSCRIPTIONS stock jobbers.
NJ. Scherer thought they were concocted at
Belgrade and Constantinope as we'll as by the
sympathizers OF either party. The subjsct
was referred to the government for invesuga-
ton.
The Pail Mall Gazette contains a special
from Copenhagen, stating that sanguinary
riots had occurred at Stockholm between the
militia and police. The militia stormed the
police station, wounding number of police
men. Some of the militia were also wounded.
The Life Guards and Horse Guards had to be
summoned from the caStle before OrQer was
restored. The cause of the trouble is not
stated.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Times has special
dispatch, dated Rsgusa, Sept. 30th, in which
the correspondent says he has just returned
from Trebigne. No troops had passed for five
days. The roads are in the hands of the in
surgents.
Austrian official kilograms state that the
Turkish troops were repulsed near Kleck yes
terday. The fighting was renewed to-day; re-
suit unknown.
A dispatch dated yesterday says the Ameer
of Afghanistan is sending troops to coerce his
feudatory the Enir of Mslmund who of late
has been refractory.
LONDON, Oct. IAN election for member
of Parliament at Blackburn, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Henry M. Fielden,
occurred yesterday. The candidates are NJ
Caddington, Mayor of Blackburn. and Mr. G..
Thwait& wellknown brewer, both Conserva-
lives Mr.. Thwaite was elected.
PARIS, Oct 1.-Public attention is at present
much occupied with the fact that the Official
journal has not yet published the speech de-
livered by the Minister of Finance, at the
banquet on the 9th of September. 1t is
stated that N. Buffet prohibited the publica-
ton Of the speech on account of the follow
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