The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-28
FOREIGN NEWS.

MADRID, Nov. 27.-It is ascertained officially
ghat negotiations with the United States are pro-
seeding favorably. The relations between the
EMO countries may be regarded as excellent
ROME, Nov. 27.-1he Bishop OF Plttsburg, Ia.
& here.
HAyEE, Nov. 27.-The Amerique has not ar
myed.
PARIS, Nov. Proceedings in the Assembly
render the triumph Of the reimbursement system
81 voting, certain.
De Cassagnac has been summoned before the
courts.
PAR1s, Nov. 27.-The Journal Official says the
Government o. Paris, after a consultation with
Council OF Ministers, resolved to prevent al!
meetings of q character to excite disorder. ms
is evidently aimed at Cassagnac's speech at
Belleyille and radical counter demonstration
organizing here.
In the Assembly today the debate on the Elec-
ia,al bill continued. NJ. Naguet, Radical, pro-
posed an amendment in favor of an unmodltied
Scrutn de L'este. After violent discussion,
Sac amendment Was rejected by lilo yeas TO AT
nays.
NJ Gambetta said the Constitution of Febru-
sry rs, had cost all parties considerable sacrl-
5ees he now came forward to give fresh proof
al conciistion by abandoning the demand for an
anmoditied Scrutin de L'este and supporting the
amendment offered by NJ Jaseon, which mobiles
she system by limiting the number OF names on
ticket to five.
He appealed to the patriotism of the Deputies
10 adopt this course. 1t was the duty OF the AS
,embly to endeavor to create strong and pow
srful government. He implored the Ministry to
declare whether 1t intended that the electors
should be free from the interference OF the ad-
a,nstration. Such declaration would reassure
France, now anxously watching the gaps IN the
Eosges.
Minister Buffet defended the voting by arron-
easements. The aim of the government, he said,
must be to form ma jority resolved to defend
the Conservative policy. The Ministerial pro-
grsmme, therefore. would be the exclusion OF
Radicals and the union Of all the Conservative
forces in the cause Of social preservation. This
Was received with cheers by the Right and The
Bonapartlsts.
LoSpoN, Nov. 27.-In the trial of Henry and
Thomas Wainwright, for the murder Of Harriet
Lane in White Chapel road last year, the prose
sutton closed their case day. The counsel OF
Henry Wainwright opened with speech four
hours and half long. He developed no new
theory of defense, relying upon the insuthclency
of the identification of the remains, the INSULT
,gient proof of the murder, and the incomplete
,ness Of the chain Of circumstantisl evidence.
Paris. Nov 27.-Eugene Schneider, the French
salesman and mechanical engineer, is dead
TnNnoN. Nov. 27.-The purchase of the Suez
Canal stock is heartily approved by the English
uress, There will be meeting OF the bond
holders and others interested.
abe English Foreign Minister and to the Ameri-
c-nn Minister to England with view of obtaining
.Ia for the Republic in the present Crisis.
THE Prince of Wales visited Coca yesterday.
A dispatch from Paris to the Morning reno
,nys the announcement Of the sale OF the Canal
shares to the British Government caused Srea'
ssnsation in Suez. ..:..;., ;,,,,os
Abe following "There is reason to believe thst
p>rIiameut will meet on the 14th OF December
neYt to discuss the purchase by the government
s,f the Khedive's shares Of the Suez Canal