The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-11
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, July 10.-The Times having published
some structures on the address in favor of Henry
Ward Beecher, drawn up by Congregational Min
listers, Rev. DR.. Alex Raleigh, one Of the signeri
has written letter IN reply. He vindicates the
action Of himself and his friends in signing the
address.
He never me mt to commit any portion of non.
conformists to his views. He then proceeds to
declare that it is not sound principle to assert
because man may be b smeable in lighter things
he is not to be approached with al expression
OF sympathy by those who are unspeakably glad
to believe he has shown himself innocent OF q
heavy charge with complete success.
The letter concludes as follows: 81 never SUD-
posed that in signing the document was ex-
pressing any opinion on Mr.. Beecher's sayings or
doings in general. believe the Christian senti-
ments OF England will unanimously lament and
condemn some things which Mr.. Beecher ac-
knowiedges.
He has blamed himself without stint now
believe he has recovered himself and will stand
in honor and usefulness as formerly"
Times Madrid dispatch says events of great
importance are looked for.
LONDON, July 10.--A Times special from Paris
says: The Memorial Diplonatique newspaper an
n0unces that the Turkish student, in Paris have
been ordered hoTe and that with the money
hitherto devoted to the education of these
youths, Turkey will establish an institution at
Constantlnople, Offering equal advantages to
those of Paris.
LONDON, July 10.-A number Of italian work
men In Dalmatia, having been maltreated by
come of the Sclavonic popuation, the Italian
Government sent a Iremonstrance to the Aus
tin Cabinet which replied that the quarrel was
not OF nationa character, but originated from
reduction of wages.
The American rifle team reached Glasgow this
morning. During the day they visited the prin-
cipal places OF interest and made tr. ps to the
lakes. They arrived in Edinburgh tonight.
The Americans will remain in Scotland until
Wednesday next. The Scotch rifemen started
for Wimbledon tonight before the arrival Of the
PARIS, July 10.-The loss Of Lisieux and vi.
cinity is two million francs. The flood is subsid-
ing.
rived.
MADRID July 15.-Among the prisoners taken
by the Alfonsists is a CarIist brigadier general
and 40 officers.
MADRID July 10.-An official dispatch to the
Government gives the following details of mlli-
tary operations The fighting on Wednesday
near Nanclares 10 the Provinces OF Alava, lasted
i've hours. The Carlists were under Perula and
Carlos. They numbered IL battalions of In
fantry, with guns and $50 cavalry. Their loss
was 100 killed, many wounded, and a number of
The Alfonsist General Coutreas twice brilliantly
charged the Navarrese with body OF eighty |
lancers, sowing death in their ranks and creating
. panic.
The railway between vittoria and Miranda has |
been restored, and that between valentia and |
Vinarose will shortly be re opened.
Gen Jovellsr 10 at Morella, province of Castel- |
Ion de Ia Plana. Weiters division is endesvoring
to overtake Dorregarry. 1t has orders to imme- |
diately attack 1t it comes up with him.
AL the fords OF the River CALICO in Aragon,
are guarded.
MADRID, July 10.-The Carlist General Darre-
garry is being actively pursued by the Allonsists.
Il il believed he will attempt to take refuge on
French territory
MADRID July 10.-The Carlists have retrea.ed |
In disorder toward Amezcoas. Generals Quesa-
d, Iona and Fello are pursuing them Gen.
Quesada's victory at Nancares prevented the |
carlists from invading Santander and the Astu-
rias.
BERLIN, July 10.-The electoral struggle is be-
ginning in Bavaria. There is great excitement
between the Ultramontanes and Nationalsts.
Much importance is attached to the result.
The North German Gazette denounces the
violence Of the addresses OF the UluamoLtanes
Ind warns them that victory on their side will
Dc like the victories OF King Pyrrhus