The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13
FOREIGN NEWS.

! LONDON, March l.. 10th houses adjourned
for Easter. The Budget viii be presented
April 18th.
LONDON, March T.. The Berlin correspon-
dent OF the Daily Ne,cs says Germany is irri
tated by the conduct Of Spain in the Gustav
affair and the clerical leanings Of Alfonso.
The correspondent says this feeling will
| hnd expression when the new Spanish Am
bassador presents bis credentials to the En-
peror.
CoEK March 12-The election in Tippe-
rary Is quiet. About a third of the constitu-
ency, including Roman Catholic clergy and
| leading tradesmen, have abstained. 1t is es-
hmated that Mitchell has 1000 majority.
MADRID, March 1l.-Hon. Caleb Cushing.
Minister OF the United States, to-day pre-
sented his credentials to King Alfonso. He
sad he had been instructed to strengthen the
bonds OF friendship between the two nations
and to convey to the King the wishes of the
American people for the prosperity Of Spain
tie alluded to Atonsos predecessors on the
throne, and particularly to those who were IL
lustrous.
PARIS, March Ia In the Assembly today
NJ. Bullet read declaration on behalf of
the new Ministry to the effect that its policy
would be distinctively conservative and de-
void OF characteristics either of provocation
or weakness. This statement is made, he
said, to reassure the Industrious and orderly
population The government renews conf
IDENTITY the Presidents appeal for the support
OF moderate men of all parties. NJ. Buffet
continued: We have the greatest confidence
in the experience OF the administrative staff,
who may relay on our constant support.
1t will be the duty OF the Cabinet to insure
obedience and respect for the constitutional
laws, and we are resolved to defend them
against all intrigues, but We shall never pur-
sue yindictive policy. Firm but conclla-
tory conduct is alone suitable to the state of
things produced by our mistortunes Would
we not strike the last blow against the power
OF France, if we exhibited to the world a
spectacle of internal dissen~ion? The Gov
eminent vii be unable to raise the state If
siege until the press laws are modified, and a
bill in this connection will be submitted
The declaration asks that the present law
regarding the appointment OF Mayors be con-
tnued TOR stated period, and concludes by
challenging vote OF want OF confidence.
The declaration was received with icy cold
hess by the Assembly. There was no mani
testatlon either Of satisfaction or dissent.
The Lett was at first irritated at the omis-
sion OF all mention of the Republic, and at
the passage. concerning public functional
ries, and 'the raising OF the state of siege
At The meeting of the Bureaus, NJ Gam
beta said the promise to prevent tactous in
trigues was an essential feature of the pro-
gramme, and he urged that the new govern
ment be judged by It's acts only
Cork, March l2.-The following is tn, vote
cast in the parliamentary election in Upper
airy yesterday Mitchell, 3l14 Moore, con
SENTATIVE 74G
ROME, March 12.-The loce III Teriio saws
the Pope conters the cardinals hat on Arch
bishop McCloskey not only on account of the
personal merits OF that prelate, bat because
the Holy See is DESTROYS of honoring the Cath
olles OF America, and of marking the progress
Of Catholicism i'll the United States