The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-08
FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, Jan. LIE den IuOHque says Tie
Ministry estimates on the first ballot for depu'
ties-2S3 Republicans, $50 Conservatives, in
Guiding Monarchists and Imperialists.
LoDoN, Feb. 7.-Cardinal Manning writes
to the Times stating the kilograms from Rome
that he intends to proceed thither to promote
the union of portion of the English Ritual
istic Clergy with the Roman Catholic Church,
and that he has made proposals to the Vati-
can looking to that end, are both, from first
to last, wholly devoid of truth. He says
"No scheme whatsoever on the subject OF
ritualism has been conceived by me, and none
has ever been to my knowledge proposed or OPP
posed or defended at Rome.
The daily Ne,cs's Vienna special says the
premature publication Of Count Andrassy' &
note has caused much annoyance here. The
official text was hurriedly published yester-
day.
The Times, in its financial article, says the
mark ct is bare of new United States five per
cent bonds-the funded loan.
1. is reported J. and G. Henderson & Co.,
grain merchants, Of Liverpool, suspended.
Their liabilities are reported at q million and
q half dollars. though the assets are good.
LONDON, Feb. 7.-Viscount Galway is dead.
LONDON, Feb. THE British frigates Mar
cissus. Immortality, Newcastle and Topaz are
about sailing from Bombay for Hong Kong.
1t is definitely announced that the Duke Of
Edinburg commands the iron-clad Sultan
when refitted for special cruise.
The Berlin correspondent of the Times says,
according to apparently colsect intelligence
from Prague, the Vienna Cabinet are on the
point Of resigning, and Ministry under the
Presidency Of Count Taafe, an Ultramontane,
and present Governor of Tyrol, will take its
place.
nLa .h.~~a ,r.. s.xk .-coa-o1 ao-oo =, ockL :
ago, when the semi-otficial journal, the Pro-
uin5ial Correspondent, apprehended as o conse-
quepce, serious estrangemen. between Ger
many and Austria.
As Count Andrassy remains in Office, the
worst part of these apprehensions is happily
unfulfilled. Yet, As the policy of Austrian
Conservatives and Ultramontanes toward
Germany and Turkey is very different from
the outgoing administration new and dis
turbing element is suddenly added to the po-
litical situation.
MADRID, Feb. Tt is stated here that the
Biscayan and Navaresse provincial deputies
have told Don Carlos not to expect any fur
Their aid from that quarter.
A heavy snow storm in Navarro and Gui-
puzcoa prevailed yesterday.
BERLIN, Feb. THE Portes circular in re-
gard to reforms promised in northern prov
luCcS IucAtlOuS do tuo DaolS Va Alo uCCASLOAs
not only the negotiations with Austria, Russia
and Germany, but also support OF the scheme
by other guaranteeing powers.
VIENNA, Feb. The wariike preparations
Of Roumania excite uneasiness. 1t is said
Prince Charles wishes to throw off the Turkish
yoke. Roumania has 140 cannon, 100, 900
chassepots coming from Prussia.
Russia is fomenting an insurrection in Bull
garia.
A furloughed Russian officer commands
the rebel band in Bosnia.
Ledochowski remains some time at his
brothers castle in Moravia.
The Polish members of the Austrian Reich
strath will send deputation to visit Ledo-
chowski.
It is believed the sale of Egyptian railways
to an English company will be consummated.
81. PETERSBURG. Feb. Negotiations be-
tween Turkey and Montenegro for the cession
Of territory to the latter is officially denied,
but it is stated that it is necessary for Monte
negro to find increased pasture lands, Turkey
offers prospect for satisfying this require
ment at an opportune moment, but the SET
Element of such special questions now would
complicate the general issue.