The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-04
FOREIGN NEWS.

BERLIN, August Barron Won Schloesser,
the German Minister to the United States,
sailed from Hamburg Saturday for New York.
The German Federal Rife Meeting opened
at Munich yesterday. Marksmen from the
United States. Russia, Austria and Switzer-
land will take part in the contests.
LONDON Aug. 2--Telegrams from Oldham
operatives are idle. The feeling against the
employers is very bitter.
LONDON. August 2.-The steamer Farraday,
which was engaged in repairing the United
States direct cable, has arrived at Deal,
LONDON, Aug. 3.-Nothing is published or
current here concerning the steamship Fara.
day. No London papers except the Shipping
Gazette announced her arrival at Deal In.
quiry fails TO develop any information Mega
Irving the strong probability that the Faraday
has failed to repair the direct cable, as here
tofore rumored in London.
A special dispatch from Madrid to the Times
says the Alfonsists troops continue successful
in their operations against the Carlists. Sew
eral important victories were gained last
week.
The Carlist forces are evidently approach
ing dissolution. Gen. Lizzaraga, with three
thousand Carlists, is in the citadel at Leo de
Urgel Spanish funds have risen, owing to
the improved prospect
The projected constitution declares the
State religion to be Roman Catholic; the ma
ton is obliged itself to maintain its worship
and in its ministers, but nobody shall be mo-
Tested on Spanish territory for their religious
opinions, or in the exercise of their respect
i've worship, SO long as the respect due to
Christian morality is paid.
Nevertheless, other public ceremonies. or
demonstrations than those of the State reii-
rvs- - -
President Of the Constitutional Committee,
declares the meaning of this to be that
Protestants may have churches with open
doors and celebrate worship inside, but there
must be no manifestation in the street. It is
believed the Cortes will be summoned to
meet soon, when the proposed constitution
will be submitted. Consequently, political
agitation is Recommending.
The Mark Lane Express in its weekly re-
view of the corn trade, says: 60 The cereal
crop just reaching maturity, has been saved
by the fine weather. We may yet have q
moderate harvest in good order. The up
ward movement has stopped and prices have
relapsed, partly in consequence of foreign ar
rivals which are unusually free; current rates
scarcely reach the average and are still below
those of last year.
"The harvest in France is progressing
rapidly, but general reports indicate less than
q fair average yield, although in Paris and
Marseilles prices have fallen two shillings.
The Belgian and German markets show
similar change. Official accounts of the
crops in Austria and Hungary show there is
more likelihood of deficiency than a sur
plus"
MADRID, Aug 2.-Of1cial dispatches report
that Gen. Martinez Oampos continues to can.
nonade the citadel of Leo de Argel
The Carlist Gems Sabslls and Dorregary
have attempted to descend into the plain be-
fore Barcelona, but were met by the Alfonsist
forces under Gen. Weller, and retreated to
the mountains.
MADRID, Aug. 3.-An official dispatch an
nounces that Gen. Weller has routed the Car
lists under Saballs and other leaders in Cata-
lonia.
The 'Carlist General, Dorregarry, is at
Borga in the province of Barcelona.
VERSAILLES. Aug. 1.-The National Assem-
bly, voted 80, 1000 francs for the benefit of the
Centennial exhibitors.