The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-18
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Sept 17.-Reuters telegraph says
negotiations relative to the Yurran outrage
have not progressed beyond sending special
embassy to London. The Chinese Viceroy
will investigate the outrage.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Daily Telerdphs
Vienna correspondent reports Turkey Is plac-
ing her forces in Belgravia on war footing,
and preparing the fortresses on the Danube
for any emergency.
LONDON, Sept. IA letter in the Times
contains reasons for the probable correctness
of the report of the marriage of King Alfonso
with the daughter of the Duke of Mont
pensier.
The trial of the ninety-one ton gun cast
for the iron.clad Infexible, with $50 pounds
Of powder and 1300-pound shot, was not
quite satisfactory.
PARIS, Sept. l7.-k Bien Pu5Hgue, organ
of M. Theirs, admits the correctnesss of the
following: During M. Thiers's interview with
Prince Gortschakoff, Russian Prime Minister,
the conversation related to the chances favor
able to o maintenance of peace.
Prince Gortschakoff, especially feared that
France would yield to clerical reaction. He
thought the solution Of the Eastern question
would not be immediate, but would eventu-
ally consist in the granting of an autonomy
to Bosnia and Herzegovina under Arch Duke
Salvador or Server Pasha.
MADRID, Sept. Ill is rumored that Car
list Gen. Saballes has entered France
ROME, Sept 1.-THE Spanish minister to
the Vatican has resigned in consequence of
the change of the Spanish ministry.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept 17.-Advices from
the Consuls state that several chiefs had ac-
cepted mediation. Some demanded guaran-
tees and indemnity
HENDAY, Sept 1.-THE families of some of
his most il fluential partisans are endeavoring
to induce Don Carlos to conclude peace.
Bands of Carlists encamped near Toldsa re-
fuse to fight; their commander has been ar
rested.
THE ENGLISH RACES.
LONDON, Sept. 17.-Fraulein won the DON
caster Cup. Louise, Victoria and Marie
Stuart, who was the favorite, made dead
heat for the second place.
ABOUT THE SERvIAN TROUBLES.
LONDON, Sept ia Vienna dispatch says
the reports of victories by Servian bands are
untrue corps of invading volunteers COM
PEELED the Christians of Grahava, near the
Dalmatian frontier into revolt. A fierce fight
occurred Wednesday with the Turkish inhabi-
tant', in which the Insurgents were defeated
AORE HONORS FOB CARDINAL McCLOSKEY.
ROME, Sept. 1.-THE Pope held Consist
DRY to-day. He conferred upon Cardinal Nc
Closkey the ring and title of Sancta Maria
Sopra Minerva.
THE PAPAL CONSIsTORY.
ROME, Sept 17.-In the Papal Consstory
to-day the Pope, after delivering an allocu-
ton, announced that Monsignior Antica, Mat |
ter, Pacca, Randi, Simeoni, Vittelleschi and
the Archbishop of Rennes, whose names he |
reserved in Pectore at the Consistory of last |
May have been created Cardinals
He also appointed several Archbishops and |
Bishops. The Consistory concluded with the |
ceremony of comforting the ring and title on |
Cardinal McCloskey. Cardinal Gaspard Gras-
SELMA, who was born at Palermo in 1896, and |
elevated, to the Cardinalate in 1856, died |
to-day.
PRUSSIAN POLITICS.
BERLIN, Sept. 1.-THE Ultramontane ma
jority in the Bavarian Diet are preparing a
vote of censure on the government, and will
request o change of ministry.