The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-08

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cided upon its merits by all parties. Tn
proposed measure was one of such pure jas
tice that its eventual passage was inevitable
He quoted the former utteranceo o. Mr.. Dis
raeli favorable to il,
Henry Fawcett said the agricultural laborer
had been neglected asregafded education an,
other things because they had not been en-
francbised.
The House would ultimately decide to CON
cede demands of an indignant people. Tn,
speakers on either side pointed to the larg,
majority against the bill in the last session
and urged that the measure was inopportune
The House decided o motion for seconi
reading Of the bill, which was lost by q vote
of 166 yeas to 268 nays.
. PARIS, July THE Bureaus of the Left de.
cided to introduce motion for dissolution OF
the Assembly and for general elections in the
middle OF November. The Assembly brought
to close the long debate on the railway bills.
The debate on public powers bill was set for
to-day.
The father of Don Carlos was arrested at
Hendaye and conducted to Bayonne.H
The Spanish man-of-war Vittoria returned
to the Northern Coast to complete the de-
struction Of the Carlists' forts
PAErs, July IN Granier de Cassagnac
mas p0Oll3neQ leLter III WHICH, uo tuIoaseAS
TO apply his boot to M. Gambetta.
MADE1D July Cen. Dorregaray. with
fourteen battalicns, comprising almost the
entire Carlist force In Valencia and Aragon,
has rapidly crossed the Huesca and Lerida,
between the stations Tordienta and Selgua,
and retreated in the direction of Barbastro.
1t is believed that he is going to Urgel, but as
he lacks cavalry to operate in that district,
which is free Of mountains and full of libe-
rails, it will be impossible for him to remain
there.
The Carlists have traversed ninety kilo-
meters in one day. Their fight liberates four
provinces. -
ROME July T. Italy will not participate in
the American Centennial on account of the
expenses.
AN INTERESTING RIFLE CONTEST.
BELFAST, July T. The contest for the
range on Lord Dufferins grounds. fhe dis
lance was one thousand yards; each man was
allowed five shots, the highest possible score
being twenty. Several Thousand persons wit
messed the shooting. ALI the members Of the
American Team and the reserves took part.
The contest was exciting, especially towards
the close. The result was doubtful up to the
last shot a4
Col. Gildersleeve, Mr.. Lee, of Belfast, and
Mr.. johnson, Of Dublin, made remarkably |
fine shots. When all had. fred their five |
shots each, the scores were announced as fol-
lows: Col Gildersleeve 10; Lee, of Belfast, /
10; Fulton, American, IL; Johnson of Dub
lin, IL; Bruce, American, II; MoKenna, of
Dublin, II; Wylie 16. The crowd cheered |
the announcement with great enthusiasm.
The tie between America and Ireland was
then shot off according to the terms agreed
upon. The men had three shots apiece; each
shot was watched with breathless interest.
The result was again tie. Gildersleeves
and Lees score being exactly alike; each made
two bulls eyes and center, counting eleven.
The excitement rose to fever heat as they be-
gan to shoot of the second tie. Both men
we're vociferously cheered.
The final result was victory for Col Gill
dersleeve, who made three bulls eyes in sue
cession, scoring IL. Lee made 10. The vic
t0rious American was wildly applauded by
the excited spectators. In the course of the
shooting for the cup, Bodine, Daken and
Coleman of the American team made misses 4
and were obliged to retire in accordance with
= rule which requires the withdrawal Of any
man who misses the target "A considerable i,
under the rule, including Mr.. Wilson. crack
shot. 8M
The enthusiasm ia Belfast fer the Ameri-
cans show no signs of abatementss After the
contest the members Of the American tenn
md friends. accompanied. BY the Mayor, AZ
1ermen, and other leading citizens, lnde an Z
on Belfast Tough. * VI
The party we're entertained at Clandeboy, 8
Lord Dutferin's county residences Mayor
Lindsay proposed the health of Lord and ]
lady Duffsr.n. The toast was drunk with I
enthusiasm. Capt Hamilton, the brother of
Lady Dufterin in responding, expressed his q
pleasure in receiving the gentlemen Of the !
American Team. /