The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-14
FOREIGN NEWS,

LONDON, April 13-The Humane Society
at Boulogne voted a gold medal to Boynton.
The Rothschilds issued prospectus for
new Russia loan of Is OOO, 600 pounds. inter-
est Al per cent per annum, to be issued at ~.
LONDON, April 13.-Bombay advices state
that cholera has appeared in the province Of
Dude.
LONDON, April 13.-In the House of Com
mons the chief secretary for Ireland said the
law regarding the be .ring of arms in Ireland
would not interfere with the American team
of ritlemen.
LONDON, April 13-The Times and Daily
Ne,rs having recently published certain docu-
committee Of Parliament concerning the South
American bubble leans, a motion was intro
duced summoniDg the printers of those jour-
nails to the bar Of the House, to answer for
breach Of privilege. The motion met with
considerable opposition, but after long de-
bate on the liberty and responsibility of tho
press, it was adopted.
The report in the Paris newspaper l. Union
yesterday that the Pope had made to the EN-
peror Fraucis Joseph, through the Patriarch
Of Venice, o strong remonstrance against the
oppression Of the Church in Germany, and
that the Emperor had responded, deploring
the struggle and counseling prudence, is pro-
nounced wholly without foundation.
LONDON, April 13-In the House Of Com
mons tonight, Capt. Baltic Cochrance moved
that in the opinion Of the House the interna-
tional code of conference to meet ut ST. Pc
tersburg affords favorable opportunity for
ENGLAND to Withdraw her agreement to the
declaration of Pris in 1856.
Nv Bourke. the Under Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs, spoke against the motion.
He declared England could not honorxbly
withdraw from that declaration without the
consent Of the other parties who signed 1t.
Her REIMBURSEMENT Of the right to seize
enemy's goods of o neutral vessel was doubt
less great concession, but Eogland was
gamer by the abolition of privateering, and
in other respects he thought the revival of
this question tended to no good result.
On the contrary it was likely to raise other
grave issues, and il persisted in would render
ENGLAND liable to the charge of a breach OF
faith. The motion was rejected by vote Of
36 ayes to 264 nays.
PARIS. April ID Union says the Pope
made representations through the Patriarch
of Venice to Emperor of Austria, that the
position of the church is becoming more and
more int0lerable. II the unreasonable de-
mands of Prussia are not resisted by Catholic
powers, the latter will lose all influence and
become subject to German nationality under
one sceptre.
The Emperor, replying through the Ans
triun Ambassador at Rome, deplores tho
struggle between Church aud State and adj
wise prudence.
PARIS, April IA diplomatic conference
upon metrical system of weights and meas
ures met here yesterday. Brazil, the United
. States, Venezuela and the Argentine Republic
were represented. It was resolved to estab-
; lish an international bureau of weights anc
measures.
BERLIN, April 13.-The Post says its article
of the 9th inst, indicating the possibility OF
war, was not inspired by the Government
BERLIN, April 49, The North German Co.
zete accepts as resassuring the disavowal OF
warlike intentions by the French press.
The Post says the draft has been completed
| of bill prohibiting religious orders in Prus-
STA, except those employed in nursing the
sick.