The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-28
FOREIGN NEWS.

ordered.
BERLIN, Sept 27.-Rounania has refused
to cooperate with Servia in case she (Servia)
goes to war with Turkey, but has promised to
place an army for observation on the frontier.
A special dispatch from Constaptinople says
the Porte sent note to the powers disavow-
ing the intention of attacking the vassal
States. Northern ambassadors recommended
the Porte not to pursue the insurgents into
Servia or Montenegro.
PARIS, Sept. 27.-M. Chandourdy is in
structed to make energetic representations to
Spain urging that the guerillas who murdered
NJ Vigaudau, French resident of Cuba, be
brought to justice.
BELGRADE, Sept. 27.--The Turkish soldiers
shot two Servian officers who were making
their round of inspection on Servian terri
tory. The Cabinet meets to-day to consider
what measures are necessary. Great excite
ment prevails. News is re ,eived here that If
Bosnian instruction is fomented by Ser
Wan volunteers Turkey will send an ultima
tum threatening to occupy Servia. 1t is
stated, however, the European powers will
not permit this.
BELGRADE, Sept. 27.-All the public func-
tionaries except the chiefs of departments
have been notified that they are liable to be
called upon for military service and must
hold themselves in readiness.
The newspapers announce that the Minister
of War has returned from Kragujewicz and
has made a requisition for one thousand
horses, and they say the Landwehr Cavalry in
the District of Belgrade have received orders
to proceed to the frontier.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 27-The Consuls of
Germany, Austria and Italy arrived at MestaH
on Friday. In view Of the failure of their at
tempts to arrange conference with the in
surgents, the Northern powers have resolved
to request the Consuls to confer with Server
Pasha, in order to suggest practical solution
of the question.
The French Ambassador declared his ad-
hesion to this proposal on the strict condition
of non-intervention. The British and Italian
Ambassadors declared their opinion that the
mission of the Consuls was terminated. But
they promised to apply to their respective
governments for further instructions.
MADRID, Sept 27.-The Diario Espano
states that the government has determined
to hold elections for members of the CorteS
shortly.
Tee King of Spain will deliver the Clrdi-
nails hat to Monseignor Simeoni at the cere-
mony of the investiture. r-''.9--~
tits reported the Carlists have fred several
times at a British man of-war near Marlinco.
ROME. Sept. 27.-Yesterday a copy O the
note received from Oanovas del Castillo
during his Premiership was dispatched to
Cardinal Simeoni, the Papal Nuucio at Ma
drid, from the Vatican. The note promises
the re- establishment OF the Concordat.
Cardinal McCloskey had long conference
with Cardinal Antonelli yesterday.
LONDON, Sept. 27.-Weather tempestuous.
Some damage done to shipping. The Ger
manic proceeded to Liverpool without stop
ping at Queenstown, on account of the heavy
sea.
The Mary Reynolds is wrecked at Clrnar-
Won. Her crew of six we're drowned
The steamer Adler collided with the Swed-
ish steamer Kengoskar on the ID near Grims-
ley. Use Kengoskar sunk. Fourteen per-
sons aboard were drowned.
LONDON, Sept. ~. = The American ship
Ellen Southland. last from st. Johns, New
Brunswick, for Liverpool, was lost to-day on
the Lancashire coast, twenty miles from Liver
pool. The crew were dro wned and the vessel
and cargo is total loss. lifeboat going to
the assistance of the Southland capsized and
several Of the boatmen were lost. The gale
was very damaging on sea and land. The
weather is still boisterous, and telegraph lines
north are interrupted. -
The Standard has a special dispatch from
Vienna containing the following: A Belgrade
paper reports Bureau has been established
there for forwarding false and warlike news
only. Six thousand men are under arms and
militia assemblies only twice q week. The
Skoupchtina will soon adjourn.
The Times has q special telegram from
Vienna in which its said that the portion Of
the Consular Commissioners which returned
to Mostar, say they are convinced, that with
few exceptions, the insurgents are ready to
lay their grievances before the Turkish Com
missioner, and negotiate; but they desire
suspension of hostllities meanwhile, and
think it Indispensable that the great powers
guarantee certain reforms, without which paci-
fication will be illusory
The consuls say the districts they passed
have been frightfully devasted, and the popu-
lation has been decimated by disease and
suffering. Unless speedily helped the coun-
try will be ruined for many years to come.
The land lines of the United Sta es Direct
Cable, which were temporarily interrupted
yesterday. are again in good working order.
The Pail Nal Gazette has the following
special from Berlin Dean Susczinsky has
joined the Old Catholics and married. The
Old Catholics were thus obliged to decide
the question in regard to priests marrying,
and decided affirmatively. The government
has resolved to protect Dean Susczinsky in
the enjoyment of his temporal ties.
LONDON, Sept. 27.-Accounts from the
North show great damage. At Manchester
large mill Was Frustrated. The walls crushed
into the adjoining building. causing great
loss of property. No lives lost.
Many vessels are adrift
The damage to Liverpool is immense,
nearly every building in the city having suf-
fered some damage There were several fatal
casualties.
The British ship Ida is at Plymouth, in
leaky condition.
The American bark Arcadia suffered from
| collision.
The man-of-war Scraps, which is to convey
the Prince of Wales to India, has been or
dered into Plymouth for careful examina-
ton Of her engines by the FIRST engineers OF
the British navy.
| Herald Special
| DARLINGTON, England, Sept. rs. - The
celebration of the anniversary of the estab-
lishment of railways commenced here to-day.
Among the distinguished persons present
were the Lord Mayor of London and Pro-
vosts of Edinburgh and Glasgow The rail-
roads subscribed $4,000 toward the expenses
of the celebration. The programme for the
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