The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-12
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Jan. II, A. M.-The Vienna cor
3 respondent Of the Standard reiterates hi
statement that Austria is calling out reserves
and maintains that 1t is true. He shows tina
it has not been officially contradicted 4
dispatch to the DeAsche Zeitung asserts tina
signs pointing to the occupation of Bosnia BY
the Austrians multiply, and that the places
where troops are to cross the Unna River arr
} already fixed.
} LONDON, Jan. 1.-The Paris correspon.
dent Of the Times writes that Mr.. Dufaure'l
resignation was unexpected. Says with.
drawal alone would not have shaken the
Cabinet, but the resignation of Say, Dufaure
and Wallen deprived the Ministry of its en-.
tire Liberal element, and necessitated imme.
date convocation of the Assembly. Conse-
quently, Cabinet council was Immediately
called and held under the Presidency OF
Mac Mahon.
A warm scene ensued between Saw and Buff
fet; the latter complained the difficulty was
created by the publicity of rumors of dis
| agreements in the Cabinet. and suggested
that the difficulties be solved by the publica-
ton OF a programme signed by all the Minis
ters, thereby demonstrating unity of views of
the Cabinet NJ Dufaure concurred and suQ-
gested programme concillatory and framed
to secure the adhesion of all moderate men.
1t was there ore agreed that Dufaure, Wal
n
programme, which will be submitted to thu
Cabinet to-day. 1t was even suggested that
Presiden. Mac Mahon should also sign the pro-
gramme The foregoing is the situation at
the present hour. The designations of Say
and Dufanre hold good unless an agreement
is effected to. day.
The Paris correspondent of the Times tele-
graphs: L. is generally believed that the Min
listers, while agreeing On the general sense of
the programme offered, will differ in regard
to details; on the other had, in view OF Du-
faure's resolute attitude, MARSHAL MacMahon
and NJ. Buffet, it is thought likely, will hest
tate to embark on policy which might entail
serious results
A name board marked Harvest Queen has
been washed ashore near Carnsone Points,
Ireland, and some large yards were found near
BannoD, in the same vicinity.
The American ship Harvest Queen left San
Francisco August % and arrived at Queens
town December 20; she sailed again Tor Liv-
erpool on the 5th Of July, and it is feared that
she has been lost with all hands,
Charles Boundy & Co., metal merchants of
Birmingham, have failed Liabilities &c.,
OOO
The Times has reason to believe that the |
Queen will personally open the sessions o,
Parliament, accompanied by the Princess of
of Wales |
This mornings special from Paris to the |
Pail Mall Gazette says the retirement from |
the Cabinet Of Leon Say appears certain, |
notwi hstanding denials; the others will prob
ably remain. There was Cabinet session at
noon to-day, President MlcMahon presiding |
The Gazetes Berlin dispatch says the gov
eminent has determined to release Cardinal |
Lidochow-ki Internationally upon the expi-
ration Of his term, but will be again arrested |
if he attempts to exercise Episcopal func-
tons.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1.-The Corier's London
states G orge Augusta Sala is
very i'll and his recovery is doubtful.
BERLIN, jan 10.--The Pipe has handed to
the Bavarian Ambassador a. the Vatican pro-
test against the violation by Bavaria Of the
by enactment of civil marriage law.
The Bavaran Government does not intend to
no ice the protest.
MADRID, Jan. IL. Heavy snow throughout
Spain; one foot deep
RHGUsA. Jan. 1l.-Three hundred soldiers
were frozen to death near Douza.
PARIS. Jan I'm Dufaure, in circular
to the PrOcuratOrs General, says the new ,
press law is solely intended to repress vio-
lent language against and insure respect for
the Constitution, and not to touch the liberty
Of public discussion. Magistrates are not to
undertake political prosecutions. {
IARlS, Jan. ia CADlQ6L meeting was
held to-day, at which the proposed electoral
programme Of the Ministry was discussed. t
Another council WAS appointed for to morrow, 8
when it is expected an agreement will be ar
lived at favorable to the continuance in Office G
If the present Cabinet entire.
BREsT. JAN 11.-Seven of the crew ar Q
'ested for muiny on the bark Lennie have {
been acquitted by a vote of 5 to 2. Tue sea-
men Nandernort and jolly have been detained |
n custody, and sent before the maritime pre-
ect for trial n
CALCUTTA, Jan. 1.-The Prince of Wales =
md suite have arrived at Delhi.
MADRID, Jan. 1.-The EDoca, in reply to +
he article of the London Times holding the I
spanish government responsible for any in r
ury done British vessels by Carlist batteries. :
avs Spain can do nothing beyond Furnishing t
he authors OF damage to foreign shipping. f
COMPROMISED.