The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11
FOREIGN NEWS.

NOmUlttc0 10 IcpOIt ASAs AAuAouoy W az
jOurned caucus.
FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, Feb 1O.-The details regardin
the purchase of Suez Canal are published
The Rothschilds get 81 commission and In
terest on twenty millions until England re
funds
The Times, in its financial article says: TIL
Cairo dispatch Of yesterday announcing tina
the Anglo Egyptian bank has advanced larg'
sums of money to Egypt, portends triumph o
the French Syndicate, the bank in question
being practically French institution.
In the Harvest Queen disaster the board
find that the White Star steamship Adriatie
sunk the Harvest Queen, and that the captain
of the steamer AdrIatc should have reported
the matter to the British Consul on his arrival
at New York, and left the boats of the Adriatic
untouched until they had been inspected by
the Consul Saving this, the captain is &C
quilted of blame, and his certificate is restored
to him. The first and third officers are CEN
sured for Withholding information.
LONDON, Feb. 10. The Vienna Presse re-
ports the consuls of the guaranteeing powers
ct Ragusa, have received intimation that the
British, German, French and Italian squad
rons will arrive at that port in a few days, and
the Austrian feet will also proceed thither.
Replying to a question of Sir Jno. Lub-
book, member for Maidstone, in regard to
the Honduras Minister, Mr.. Bourke, Under
Secretary for the Foreign Department, said
no official steps had been taken by the gov
eminent to induce the resignation of Senior
Gutierrez, representative at the Court Of ST.
James from the Republic of Honduras. He
resigned in consequence Of an unofficial COM
munication.
Sir Stafford Norihoate, the Chancellor of
thu Exchequer, introduced the marine insur-
ance bill.
Mr.. E. j. Reed, member for Pembroke
formerly Chief Constructor of the Navy, and
Sir John Lubbock, member for Maidstone,
spoke in approval Of the bill
Sir Charles Adderly, President of the Board
of Trade, to-day introduced the merchants
shipping bill.
He said the temporary act of last year was
Worded so satisfactorily that he proposed to
make all the provisions permanent in the new
bill, and to insert an additional clause provid-
ing for the establishment of O court of survey, |
to which any shipowner, charged with dis |
patching an overloaded ship, will be enabled
to Immediately appeal, and he may have q
survey made for himself, with the assistance
of an assessor, appointed by the local marine
board.
The bill proposes to authoriz. local in. |
spectors to detain ships suspected to be un-
seaworthy until they can communicate with |
the Board Of Trade. A superior class of Off |
GERS are to be appointed to conduct investi- |
cations of shipwfecks. Mr. Plimsoll refrained |
from expressing a definite opinion, but said |
his impression was that the bill fell lament
ably short Of securing satisfactory settlement
Of the question.
LONDON Feb. 10-It is announced that the
Queen will probably proceed to the Continent
on the 25th of March.
PARIS, Feb ION Rouher has issued an
address to the electors of the ACCOMPLISHMENT
of Rom, in the Department of Puy de Dome.
He claims fidelity to the Imperial family as
the greatest honor. aud declares he has alb
solute confidence that if the people are con-
suited, the empire will be re.established.
An official decree is published this morr-
ing, appointing NJ. Voisin Project Of Police
and placing the department under the con.
troll Of the Minister of the Interior, as before
1873. NJ. Voisin is q reactionary deputy.
Yesterdays Monitew, reportit gfumor of his
appointment, said it would profoundly. grieve
the friends of President MacMahon and the
Constitution. Baron Haussman has issued an
address to electors of first ACCOMPLISHMENT of
Paris. He says in offering himself as can
didate for the Chamber, he has solely in view
the interests of the city of Paris. He will
not be hostile to the present Constitution,
which he thinks should be applied in perfect :
good faith.
PARIS, Feb. 10.-The Monitor in an article
ON NJ. Renaults resignation, declares the :.
policy OF N. Buffet exclusive, dangerous. and
calculated henceforth to lead the government =
to support only Bonapartist candidates.
MADRID, Feb 1O.-The government has
sent to its diplomatic representatives. abroad
IN exhaustive confidential memorandum upon 7
the condition OF Cuba. The circular de- !.
scribes the causes Of the instruction, its y
its leaders, and the reforms which
will be introduced when it is terminated. .
HE purpose OF these reforms will be to assmi-
late the government of the colonies to that of
Spain by establishing communal liberties and
The representation of the colonies in the
Oortes
Ell Cronista asserts that Gen. Burriel has = =
come to Madrid on account of his health, and .
not in connection with the virginius sffair.
BERLIN, Feb. 10.-The Reichstag passed :,
The bill amending the penal code, including I"
The so-called pulpit clause, which forbids the 3,
reading Of Questionable communications -
within church or posting the same on the .,
doors. al
Bismarck, in the name Of the Federal !"
Councils, thanked the House for their labors :,
IND read an imperial message closing the =
lession.
Gen. Edward Won Einrucker, of the Prus- q
ian army, born in 1892 is dead. =
ST PETERSBURG, Feb. l0-The Inualid ~
2uSSe states that the inhabitants of Kbokand -.
ecently dispatched ENJOYS to Nasredin, the ~
ately deposed Khan, asking him to return. W
lasredin accepted the invitation. !.
CROOKED WHISKY. ~
Sr. LOUIS, Feb 9-Mr. Storrs on the stand T.,
aid: defense had intended to have personal Co
Tendance of President Grant as witness. 81,
mt as the case now stands, he thought this Sc
1ould not be necessary. particularly as the CT
xigencies Of public affairs requires his attend til
nee at Washington. gr
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