The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-26
FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, Sept. 25.-The Deputies of the Lief
have resolv- d to return to Paris October LIST, Il
prepare for the work of the coming session, par
ticularlv the electoral law, which will be firs
discussed.
The discussion of the Cabinet on the question
| OF voting by ACCOMPLISHMENTS produced strong
sensation among the Deputies CT the Left Centre
| A rupture between Dufaure and the Left
| Centre is certain.
| MADRID, Sept. 25.-Springly, native of Swift
zerlaod, has been delivered to the United States,
which had demanded his extradtion. Springly
will embark at Cadiz for New York.
| VIENNA, Sept. 25.-Telegrams state Dervish
Pasha was surprised near Raons, and lost 400 in
killed.
Gambetta is thus quoted: sThe Bonapartist
| deputies may be doubled in next assembly, but
| they can not seize the government or tamper
with the army"
LONDON, sept 25.-The text of the circular adj
dressed to the Spanish Bishops by the Papal
Nuncio at Madrid Is published He saws he has
been directed to communicate to the Bishops the
substance of the protest sent by the Cardinal
Secretary of State Of the Holy See to the Spanish
Government, upon the Pope's attention being
called to the liberation clauses in the new const-
tuition proposed for Spain.
A special dispatch to the Daily Ne,cs, from
Madrid. says, the Popes recall of the Papal Nun
cio Cardinal Simoni, and the implied disayowal
Of his acts have oc asoned con iderable surprise
Monsignor Rapella is more liberal than his pre-
decessor.
LONDON, Sept 25.-The departure from Ports
mouth of her Msjestys steamer Scraps for
Brindsi, where she is to embark the Prince of
Wales, for his eastern trip, was to have taken
place to-day, but it was postponed on account of
the unsuccessful trial tip. The rolling of the
ship during the trip was excessive, and her speed
was diminished.
LoND,N, Sept pa number Of fugitive Her
in Austria have addressed manifesto
to the mediating con.uls, enumerating their
grievances, rejecting the mediation of the powers
and demanding complete liberation of Herzego-
vina from Ottoman rule.
LONDON, Sept. "a Berlin special to the Pal
Mall Gazette says the Porte declines making any
until the in urgen render complete
submission. The insurgents refuse to suspend
hostilties until the great powers guarantee event.
nal concessions. The proceed gs OF the consular
delegation are at standstill. The Consuls ask |
Instructions from their respective governments |
MADRID. Sept. 25.-The Carists have aban- |
ioned the bombardment of the town Of Guer- |
aria on the Biscayan coast.
SAFTANDER, Sept 25.-Thirteen hundred in
antry embarked for Cuba to-day. One thousand |
more will sail on October 2.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 25 - The English, |
French and Russian consuls arrived from Ire |
'inje on Wednesday,. They have informed their
respective Ambassadors that they completely
allied in their mission. They were unable even
o see the principal insurgent leaders. Nothing
las been heard during the last few days from the
onsuls of Germany, Italy and austria, and it is
resumed they are unable to leave Trebere
PARIS, Sept. 25.-Rossi, the italian trag edian,
rived here en- route for Amer ca.