The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-10-26
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Oct 25.-Ihe Tdu Mo~ uuzeue
SPECIAL from Bombay says the Nlzam OF d.
-derabad after all excuses himself from meetin
the Prince of Wales. He pleads that ne
too i'll to undergo the journey himself, ou
will send deputation instead.
The Post says the Russian commissioner
the American Centennial has determined t
limit the list to be exhibited to Russian spe
cialties. which are little known abroad, nevel
theless they are confident Of making cred
liable display.
LONDON, Oct. 25-A special meeting of th
Common Council was held at Guildhall to
day. Prince Leopold, upon invitation of tn
corporation, formally took up the freedom o
the city of London, to which be is entitled b.
patrimony. After the ceremony the Prince
was entertained at dejeuner.
The Cologne Gazette reafirms the statemen
that the Crown Prince of Germany will vls1
the Centennial Exposition at Philadelphia
and says the eighteen gun corvette Elizabeth
will convey him to America.
Thirteen persons persisted by floods in Not
tingham and six at Burton on Trent Between
the 14th and 22d ffty-fve lives were lost by
shipwrick on the eastern coast OF Scotland
between Petten ween and Peterhead.
LONDON. Oct 25-Many of the survivors OF
the Balsklava charge celebrated the twenty
frst anniversary of the battle to-day. About
one hundred soldiers, with their families sal
down to dinner in q palace at Musweu Hill,
q few miles out of the city.
LONDON, Oct 25-The Mdrk Lane Express
In its regular weekly review says another
week Of storms and foods with great ex-
tent of damage has further retarded the
autumnal sowing Nothing could have been
much worse for the condition of samples and
the abundance OF foreign old wheat seems to
be the chief security from Wholesome dread.
The more we know of the crop Of 1875 the less
satisfaction it gives.
France about maintains her ratio, Belgium
and Holland are rather dearer, Germany gen.
orally is very steady, but Dantzig is higher;
prices at St Petersburg, Vienna and in Hun
gary are unchanged.
LONDON, Oct. 25.-A telegram received
from Berlin asserts that Senior Canovas de
Castillo will shortly form new ministry.
The king and Gen. Jovellar will then join the
northern army.
The Races-First Day-Houghton meeting
at New Market. The great feature was the
race for the Criterion Stakes. The race was
looked forward to with great in
terest from the fact that many of the Derby
horses for next year make their appearance
on this occasion. The race was won by Lord
Lascelle's Clapronald, Mr Houldsworth's
Springfield second and Desoigne's La Tamise
third. The following was the betting at the
start: 6 to on Springfield, 2 to against La
Tamise, and IL to one against Clanronald.
MADRID, OCT. 25.--Epoca says: Ia addition
10 the is, 600 troops sent to Cuba since the
appointment Of Valmaseda to the Captain
the government has determined
10 send q further force Of 1000. which forms q
tenth part of the last levy. The executive
authorities Of Cuba have received di-
'ections to purify the Cuban administration
BY Furnishing the authors and participators of
rauds without distinction.
BERLIN, Oct 25.-Herr Won Maistre, Min
ster of the Germon Empire at Buenos Ayres,
las been transferred to Mexico.
BERLIN, Oct 10-Emperor William re-
urned to-day from his trip to Milan.
MUNICH, Oct. 25.-The King of Bavaria Or
Tered his letter expressing confidence in the
Ministry placarded throughout the King
lom.
1t is reported again Bismarck contemplates
resignation, in consequence Of ill-health.
CArRo, Oct. 25.-The Prince of Wales ar
lived here to-day, having disembarked from
he Serapis at Ismalia.