The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-29
FOREIGN NEWS.

DuBL1N, June 28-The Lord Mayor and
Lady Mayoresss of London and suite arrived
this morning to witness the International
Shooting Match. They were called on by the
Lord Mayor and corporation of Dublin in
state, and conducted to the Mansion House,
where they partook of lunch and afterwards
attended review of six thousand troops at
Phoenix Park. -@Se. !
as The American rifle team and party were at
the review, and were enthusiastically received.
The weather was unfavorable, the attendance
consequently small. This is the first time the
Lord Mayor Of London has visited Ireland in
state. -s9 - i's sslt ,siiT sjasat ,af1Hl tss. II
LONDON, June GA telegram to the Times
says 900 hundred persons persisted In the
flood at Toulouse alone. The outbreak OF an
epidemic is feared. q 1t is believed 2600
houses have been swept away in the town
and envirens.t The damage there is estimated
at from II, O00, 600 to Is, 0O0, 600 pounds ster-
ling.
+ The Paris correspondent of the Times
makes an appeal to British charity in behalf
of the sufferers. 9 3
The Daily Ne,cs special telegram says the
lowest estimate of deaths in the flooded dis
tYicts is two thousand.
It is proposed to lombard the ST. Cyprian
quarter of Toulouse, to prevent danger from
the crumblipg walls of houses that remain.
The Standard publishes reports Of fearfol
inundation in Bohemia and Moravia
LONDON, June 28. --In the House Of Com
mons to-day the bill amending the labor laws,
passed its second reading, and the national
debt sinking fund bill was read third time.
Edward Jones Il Co., East India merchants
| and agents of the Burmese Government have
failed with liabilities estimated at $3.50, 600.
PARIS, June 28-Antoine Louis Barge, the
French sculptor. is dead. ~
BERLIN, June 28.-Crown Prince Frederick
| William will assist at the maheuvers Of the
| German iron-clad feet, which begin on We'd
nesday night, to continue until Monday. The
American squadron will witness the display.
| DUBLIN, June 28.-The Irish team practiced
at Dollymount to-day. AS they did not fire
the full number of shots at each range, only 9
general opinion as to the character of their
work can be formed. The score, as far az
thew went were excellent, and show that to
morrows contest is likely to be q close one.
It has been finally decided that the Irish
team shall consist of the following gentlemen
DR.. ]. B. Hamilton, Mr.. Pollock, John Me
Kenna, J. X. Miner, Mr.. Wilson, Edmund
johnson. They all shoot with the Rigby
rife, while of the American team, Messrs.
Fulton, Bodine, Dakin and Coleman will use
Remingtons, and Meesrs. Gildersleeve and
Yale will use Shapes rifles.
| The match will begin at IL O'CLOCK to-mor
row morning. Absolute silence has been or
dered at the range during the contest Con
versation will not be permitted even among
the shooters. Neither team will be allowed
to know the number of points made by the
other until the end of the firing at each range
when the scores will be officially announced
| A large number Of Americans have already
! arrived in Dublin to witness the match. The
indications are in favor Of good weather to.
morrow.
The impression continues to be genera
that the Americans will win.
The Mayors of London, York and Dublin
in state attended gala performance at tn
Gavety Theatre tonight.
PARIS June 25.-The Assembly to-day
voted 1898, 900 for the relief OF the siifferer'
J by the foundations. 1t was resc.ved that |
subscription should be opened among the
Deputies
The Committee Of Thirty have decided tina
the Chamber of Deputies shall be renewed
every four years.
MADRID, June 28.-The Spanish fleet on tn
northern coast has bombarded the Carlis
port of Bene at Madaca
conAagration at Palacios, in the PROVING
of Seville yesterday, destroyed 100 buildings