The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-26

are still deranged, and messages in eve,
direction are seriously delayed.
The famous race horse Gladiator, whic
won the Derby, St. Leger two thousand GU
nea stakes and the grand prize Of Paris i
1865, is dead.
The Daily News in its Paris special, says
, The evening papers state that at the Minis
terial Council NJ. Buffet submitted to Presl
dent MacMahon complete returns OF tn
election for Senatorial delegates. These re
turns have been Q wonderfully long time il
coming to hand, and being refused to tn
press for publication, the Republican journal
draw the Inference that they can not be favor
able to the Prime Minister'S policy. 1t vii
be scarcely possible before the decisive day,
January 30, to know which party is victorious
LONDON, Jan. 25-The Dundee Advertise,
says that 0. G. Miller and Robert Fleming,
of Dundee, have been requested to under
take the reorganization of the Erie Railway,
resolved upon at recent London meeting.
If they accept, they will start for New York
on Saturday.
! LONDON, Jan. 25-The Times has Con-
stantinople dispatch which gives the details
of the great suffering among the Armenian
| Christians from the cruelty of their Turkish
rulers and the unrestrained rapine of the
Kaords. Many Christians are protesting con-
version to Islamism, in hope OF escaping
oppression.
PARIS, JAN 25.-The commission appointed
to examine the works of French artists for
the EXHIBITION at Philadelphia have COM
pleted their labors They have selected 67O
pictures, including the Declaration of Inde-
pendence." Surrender of Yorktown" by
Chas. Edward Armand Dumarsq; "Old and
New Calf Jrnia," by Bartholdi; portrait OF
Washington, by Prince Jean; several works
by Jean Pierre. Alexandra Antigua. Jean Vic
tor Adom, Auguste Alexandra Philippe, Chas.
Blanc Brest, and Alfred also, hundred
sculptures and eighty engravings and designs.
The official Journal contradicts the report
that the reserve will shortly be called out, and
also the rumor of the intended mobilization
OF the territorial army.
PARIS, Jan. 25.-La Liberte publishes 1e-
port Of another conspiracy to murder the
Prince of Milan at Belgrade.
BERLIN, Jan. 25.-It is stated that the Euro
pean governments have reserved their replies
question until they have had an opportunity
OF exchanging views on the subject.
BERLIN, Jan. 25.--It is stated that the Ma
tional Liberal party will give Bismarck their
full support relative to the Arnim clauses Of
the penal code.
BERLIN, Jan. 25. In the Reichstag the bill !
to grant aid to the Philadelphia Centennial
passed its second reading.
grave commercial crisis is announced at |
Riga. It will probably react at St. Peters
ourg and Bucharest.
The Minister of War asks for an additional
quarter of million of sterling for army
Equipment Urgency was voted on the
Measure.
HENDAYE Jan 25.-A dispatch from Rem
era announces the Alfonsists are making q
eneral movement. There is heavy firing
round San Sebastian. Eight battalions are
dvancing on the neighboring Carlist posi-
ions.
Later advices from Rentera report the fight
~ continues. The Alfonsists are rapidly
aiming ground in the neighborhood of La !
orte and Ogarzun. No idea can be formed
ct of the losses on either side.
MADRID, Jan. 25.-The elections are ended
he total number of Deputies elected are 406, c
these 81 are supporters of Sagasta 10
lericals, l Cantonalist and 1854 Ministerial !
tS.
Senior Castelda is the only moderate Re q
ublican elected
RAGUsA, Jan. 25.-Ali Pasha has landed at
lex from Constantinople. Thirty-fve hun
ed insurgents are intrenched on the noun
ms along the road from Ragusa to Ire {
nge.
CoNsTAN1INoPLE, Jan. 25.-An official dis 3
Itch has been received by the Porte from
Q Ottoman Consul at Ragusa, which states 3
at severe engagement occurred near Ire Y
gne. on the 18th and 10Th, between the in b
rgents and garrison of Trebigne, who had
ade accommodating sortie from the town. d
lis official dispatch, in contradiction to II
aer accounts announces that the insurgents CT
re beaten and retreated with the loss of Ct
g of their chiefs. who was killed
VIFNNA Ian Thu ITjeDor procoe IN
rts that in the Consistory held at the Vati- n
4, yesterday, Monsignore kutschler was
econizated Archbishop of Vienna, in place =
Rautscher, deceased W
AMSTERDAM, Jan. 25. - King William b!
mally opened at the Crystal Palace tenn
rary exposition of the articles destined for tr
, Philadelphia Centennial. hf