The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Nov. ia special to the Time.
says the Turks are massing their forces fol
another attempt to victual Goransko. The
Turks have already $1,000. The insurgents
have been reinforced by 6O00 men.
A special to the Post from Berlin says 100
priests and 10 Canons of Rhineland give
notice of their submission.
LONDON, Nov 19.-The Times editorially
says Herzegovina is fairly out OF the Sultan 8
grasp as if destiny had settled it by the con-
ference of the powers. Peace can only be
brought about by the extinction of Turkish
authority, but if the disturbed provinces
were once in the safe keeping of Austria. the
powers might take leisurely survey of the
situation and provide for the future.
The race for the Shrewsbury cup resulted:
Prodigal /, Flying Scotchman 2, Libby
Agnes g.
The Daily Ne,os: "Don Carlos owes his
respite from punishment to the Cuban war,
and makes o supposed difficulty between
Spain and the United States the occasion of
exciting the pride of his countrymen."
The telegraph: cit is impossible to imagine
q more fraudulent or futile proposal-at once
an sffront and an act of folly"
Pail Mall Gazette: "Ful of bombast 1t
reads almost like a hoax. 1t seems to indi-
cate the pretenders desire to find an excuse
to retire from the conflict"
The Crown Prince of Denmark is seriously
i'll.
1t is reported the Cabinet sent telegram
on Sunday advising the Prince of Wales to re-
turn.
LONDON, Nov. ia special to the Pail
Mall Gazette, from Berlin, says that negotia-
tons are progressing with the great powers
relative to the Turkish difficulties, based on
the understanding Of the preservation Of
stotu quo in regard to Turkey.
The Porte has notified the foreign powers
of the impending issue of q circular detailing
the reforms it proposes, and stating the guar
antees offered for their execution.
LONDON, Nov. 10 The 7eIegrdph saws
10000 pounds sterling has been placed BY a
gentleman at the disposal Of the Church Mis-
sionary Society in answer to an appeal
through Stanley for Outstanding Africa.
PARIS, Nov. ia grand and very success.
full fete was given to- day at the Palais dIndus-
trie, BY the Franco.Am ericln Union, the OBJ
ject being to give greater publicity to, and to
extend the subscriptions for the scheme for
monument to liberty in New York Harbor. A
committee of the union, accompanied by sew
eral distinguished personages, traversed the
building, inspecting the objects of maritime
exhibition. A brilliant concert followed, in
which the band of the Republican Guard par
ticipated. Another concert, vocal as well as
instrumental, was given. The "Star Spangled
Banner" was sung amid great cheering.
The fete terminated this evening with an
illumination of the Palais d'Industrie.
representation of the proposed monu-
ment formed the leading feature of the il
Elimination.
Minister Washburne, Consul General Tor
bert Mr.. Eaton, ex-Minister Sickles, the
Marquis of Rochambeau several Deputies in
the Assembly and representatives of the
altogether about 5000 spectators-were
present
The subscriptions are progressing very
favorably.
The Grand Lodge of Freemasons in Paris,
and most of the lodges i'll France, have sub
scribed.
BOMBAY, Nov. 19.-The Prince of Wales
arrived at Baroda and was nagniticently re-
ceived by the new GuikTar.
ROME Nov. l9.-Terms of purchase by the
government for the upper system of railroads
has been arranged The question will be SUBJ |
mitted to Parliament. Thirty-two millions |
sterling are involved.
ROME, Now l9-Cardinal Pietro di Silves-
tro is dead.
BERLIN, Nov. 19.-The list of German ex-
hibitors at the Centennial exhibition at Phila-
delphia numbers l140.
The President of the Provinces, at the sug-
gestion of the Express, are collecting all arti-
Giles connected with the treatment of the
in time Of war. They will be ex-