The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-20
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Feb. 19.-At the inquest the Captain
of the Strath-Clyde complains that the Franconis
| never attempted to assist his people; not even
was . rope thrown to save the drowning. The
ship Turf is ashore at Port Madoc. The
| crew landed; the captain and mates remained
aboard.
The Times correspondent telegraphs from
Nuovo: ~ met insurgent chiefs ut Suttorino
They are unanimously determined to refuse ali
compromise with the Porte. They will fight for
complete freedom of their country"
Max Muller being relieved Of the duty Of lee.
turing, will remain at Oxford.
The statement yesterday that Addieshaw h
Warburton, OF Manchester, had failed, is incor-
rect. It was Messrs. Edward Wilson g. Co.. man.
ufacturing chemists, who failed. with liabilities
estimated at $500, 900, and the error arose from
the announcement OF the fact coming through
Addleshaw Warburton, who are solicitors.
Heavy weather prevailed in the English Chan
mel during yesterday and last night, and the ba-
rometer fell to the lowest point during the win
tor. Channel ports were full Of refuged vessels
The bark Blondoni p. from New Orleans for
Leith, arrived at Falmouth, having Loot two Of
Of her crew overheard during the voyage.
To-day's weather report says depression
passed across Scotland and North Sea last
night, and lies over west OF Norway. The barom-
eter is now rising on west coast Of Great Britain
There have been general rains throughout the
country, and local floods in the west of England
LONDON, Feb. 19.-The Times publishes pri-
vate letter from . Carlist General who fought in
the recent engagement ct Elgueta, in which he
says: "The battle lasted all day. We lost our
position, which was IN important one, being the
key to the country leading to Ozpeyta. The Al
fonsists numbered eight or nine times our forces.
but we would have defeated them, nevertheless,
il our ammunition had not become exhausted
Some Of our men had no cartridges. can not
say where We shall be able to establish our
selves. Ny own opinion is that the enemy will
reach Arcpeyta, and perhaps we shall have .
struggle to keep him out Of TOlosa. King Carlos
rent to Tolosa last night" The letter is dated
ON the 14th.
The United States Consul at Rotterdam took
from Mrs. Winslow $1,000 in money and $4,000 in
United States bonds. It is supposed this money
was her personal funds.
The Mmcing Lane markets have not UNDER
gone any alterations this week, and transactions
were of only moderate extent. Yesterday there
was revival Of demand by refners for West In
dies sugar. Several parcels Of crystalized sugar
by auction realized frmer rates. The low brown
Sorts Of which the supply 10 large, have not quite
maintained previous value.
They have only about one hundred dollars, and
seem in great trouble.
The British brig Auxillian. from Pasca goula,
was abandoned 81 sea. The crew are &C Fall
mouth.
PANS, Feb. 10. Henri Joseph Gu!llarani
Patton. the French Academician. is dead.
Adolphe Theodore Brongniara, the botanist, is
dead.
NJ. Lenoir ls the responsible editor OF the Re-
publique Francois, and will undergo the SEN
tencs OF the Correction Court.
HENDAYE, Feb. 19.-The Carlists claim great
victory in repusing the Alfonists' attack on
Estalls and anita Barbara along the whole line,
INJECTING great losses and taking q thousand
prisoners. 1t ia asserted that the Carists have
Zaraz and the coast.
MADRID, Feb. ~. The Alfonsist Generals
Quesads, Iona and Mariones we're at Vergara
awaiting the arrival OF King Alfonso
SAN SEBASTIAN, Feb. 10. The Roysllsts have
occupied the forts at Arratzaln and Mendezor-
rotx.
koNE, Feb. 18-Gen. Menabrea has been ap-
pointed Ambassador to London.
VIENNA, Feb. IS The Danubs is flooding and
the outlying suburbs are inunda ted.
ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 18.-An official ukase
has been Issued forbiddias women exercising the
functions OF barrister.
NAPLES Feb. l9.-Victor Emanuel is here, and
will remain during the Carnival.
Americans are arriving from all parts Of Europe
10 witness the Carnival.