The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-10
FOREIGN NEWS.

LoSDoS, Oct. 9.-The Stock Exchange is ami
mated There is considerable excitement in the
foreign markets, particularly the various Issues
| OF the Turkish loan.
| The Bombay Times reports severe outbreak
OF cholera in the province OF Mysore.
| The Servian deputies met at tho residence OF
Prince Milan, and rejected the motion for war by
a vote OF 62 to I'll,
LONDON. Oct "a Berlin dispatch to the Pail
MaH Gazette says it is now proposed in the exc
cution of the contemplated reforms, that the ad-
ministration Of the dsaffected provinces be en-
| trusted to a Governor General enjoying the con-
| fidence Of the Christian subjects OF the Porte.
| The proposal seems likely to succeed, though 1t
is not likely the great powers will guarantee the
reforms, notwithstanding the insurgents insist on
| it. The Consuls at Mostar are negotiating and
en5eavoring to pacify the insurgents through
| the medium OF the clergy.
The P0N Man Gazeiies Berlin epecial says,
it is reported Germany will demand this year an
addition OF 6,0OO,00O marks to the military esti-
mates.
regard to the differences between HollaL d and
Venezuela have transpiTed: Venezuela asked to
be Unidentified for expensee incurred IN sup
pressing a recent revolt IN her dominion, which,
as she alleged, WAS aioed by the Inhabitants OF
the Island of CuriacO.
Holland refused to enter into negotiations
until Venezuela restored the Dutch ship Midas
which she had Seized, and agreed to open her
ports to Dutch commerce. Venezuela eve tually
agreed to restore the Midas but desired the
withdrawal by Holland of the second condition.
Holland not having acceded to these terms
within three days diplomatic relations between
the two countries were ruptured
The Dutch representative at Caraico has been
recalled.
LONDON, Oct "a dispatch from Montevideo
reports martial law declared tnere.
Alexander Penrose Forbes, Bishop of Brechin,
Scotland, is dead.
BELGRADE, Oct. 9.-The journals here say the
Powers have issued note declaring they will
not prevent the Turks occupyin Servian terri
tory, il Servia provokesi 1t.
BELGRADE, Oct. 8. 1t is reported new Serv
ian Ministry has been formed, and that the men,
bers belong to the peace party.
A dispatch received from the Hague announces
that the Minister Plenipotentiary, with his eecre
tary, left there on Saturday for Brussels. The
announcement derives its Importance from the
known relations between the two countries, and
suggests inquiry whether the movement noted
indicates rupture of diplomatic relations.
Diplomatic circles say probably not, as in such
cases usually there is no attempt at secrecy
HENDAYE, Oct. 9-The bombardment Of San
Sebastian has been resumed.
PARIS, Oct On. Dezaunean, one OF the De-
puties in the Assembly from Loire Inferieure ia
dead.
CALCUTTA Oct st is confdentially stated
that Lieut.. Gen. Sir Frederick p. Haiues, COM
mander of the troops in the Government Of
Madras will succeed Lord Napier, Of Magdala,
as Commander in Chief.
ROME, Oct. Cardinal McCloskey, who is
about to depart for America, babe farewell to-
day to the Pope.
The HAGUE, Oct. 9.-The diplomatic relations
between this country and Venezuela have been
broken off because Holland refused to indemnify
Vene zuela for alleged Intervention by Dutch SUBJ
ects in Venezuelan internal affairs.