The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-14
FOREIGN NEWS.

have gone to confer with insurgent leader
will inform them there are no hopes {
foreign aid, and will advise them submit
Server Pacha will return Thursday, whe1
if the mission is unsatisfactory he (Serve
Pacha) will issue proclamation promising
redress the grievances on the condition th
insurgents submit within certain time.
LONDON, Sept. 13.-Eleven men perishe
from poisonous gas in the Shropston colliery
LONDON, Sept. 13-The weather is favor
able for gathering the hop crop, bringing tn
grain into fine condition.
In the market English wheat is shillin,
per quarter lower than last Monday, and for
eign from one to three shillings lower, &C
5cording to samples. Flour is very dull, il
regular and lower.
The Morning Standard has special Telegram
from Vienna which says: The Servian Minis
TRY have issued circular to the chiefs of tn,
several districts saying: "We are living OF
the best terms with the Porte; therefore, W,
order that you prevent this good understand
ling from being disturbed, either by permit
Ting volunteers to join the insurgents or by
the export OF arms, ammunition or provisions
The Mark Lane Express review of the grain
trade for the week says: There has been lit
tile change in the wheat markets generally
which with new produce have only been mod
|srately supplied, the best quality mostly
main tanning its previous value, while inferior
has tended downwards. The general average
lis now within six pence of last year, though
he amounts then sold were double those now
but foreign imports being still free, the
country has been amply supplied at rather
lawer rates.
Flour received at Paris and fine old wheat
has risen shilling per quarter The French
markets generally have been calm and un-
changed; but in some Of the country places
here has been further decline. Belgium
and Holland have given way to new qualities
1t about shilling per quarter. In Germany
the yield is scarcely an average; but at Odes-
holders maintain prices greatly to the det-
riment of the export trade in the confidence
hat they will eventually be paid for their pa
hence as the season advances and the general
deficiency is known.
Still looking at the present yield as Only an
average one in quantity, and as from this 81
arge deduction must be m ade for its general
ightness in the actual amount of -four pro-
luced, say three-fourths, of from five to ten
Der cent, we may possibly count on a fur
her deficiency of $50, 900 quarters, at time
when our population is vastly on the increase.
We have no doubt that the imports will meet
'ur necessities but we expect, as the season.
erminates, it will be close run.
LONDON, Sept 13.-The Evening Globe rel
,orts that gold to the amount of Ell 600 was
withdrawn from the bank to-day for New
FORK.
There are 5000 cases of the cattle disease
n Devonshire, an increase Of 1000 during the
week.
The steamer State of Virginia, which ar
ived at Lorne to-day, sprunga leak off Cape
sace. At one time it was feared she would
ounder, but the leak was finally stopped.
PARIS, Sept. ia violent gale prevailed
! the Mediterranean. The lway station Il
itta is flooded. The rich plains of Vignoble,
etveen Bisciere and Narbonne, are inun-
a.ed, and the vines covered swith water
[any houses have been destroyed.
KRAGUJEwATs, Sept 13 The Skuptschina /
as elected Committees Of War, Finance and /
q the Constitution. The members of these
'mmittees are mostly Radicals, and includ-
Tree Communists.
The great powers have expressed to Servia
leir satisfaction with the tone of Prince
ilan's speech. The address in reply will
robably be debated in the Skuptschina on
le 18th.
GIBRALTAR, Sept. 13.-The steamer Hart
I'd is here.
BELGRADE, Sept. 13-On account of the :
reatening concentration of the Turkish 5
oops on the frontier, the Serv;an Govern.
emit has ordered the mobilization Of six :
ontier brigades, aggrsgating $4,000 men.
ach soldier must be supplied with 100&
unds of ammunition, and special precau-
ons are to be taken during the night.
MADRID, Sept -. Gen. Jovellar, the new
emier, has repeatedly stated that SPANS
ost urgent need is to end the civil war; the
estion of new constitution should be left
the Cortes, and the Efforts of the Ministry
present wilt be directed to the pacifcation d
the kingdom.
France, Sept. 13.-Storms in :
is neighborhood did great damage to the
ops.
A water-spout at st. Gilman destroyed fifty
uses Nine bodies have been recovered
,ty persons are still missing.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept 13.-Serious fight
3 occurred on Monday, Tuesday andl
ednesday last, in which the Turks were de-
tied. This has resulted in the removal OH
> siege of Rsbienji by the ms urgents.
ANOTHER STE AMBOAT SUNK.
aENDRrcKsoN. KY, Sept 13-Ths Taras-
n snagged and sunk in the middle of the
er.
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