The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-23
FOREIGN NEWS.

ming n. ", Is dL AlVeIpOOl. SIe cuC0thltcIc
a tempest, losing several sails and her cargo.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-Near Huntingdon, on to
Great Northern Road, the Scotch express co
lided with mineral train, and the London es
press ran into the wreck. A special train, WIT
doctors, left London for the scene OF the acc
dent. Two persons were killed and man
wounded by the first collision. The prostratio
OF the telegraph lines prevent details.
The Ragusa correspondent of the Times tee
graphs there had been two days fighting 10 ~nici
| $50 Turks and 100 insurgents were killed. Ire
| bigne is threatened with famine.
| LONDON, Jan. 22.-The Standards Paris spe
cial states a semi-official note is published deny
ing the reports Of the formation OF French
| squ adron in the Mediterranean and the couec
ton Of military stores at Nancy.
| The Times CORES oondent at Ragusa tele
graphs under date OF Dist, as follows: have
| just returned here after witnessing an attack by
| the insurgents on the hill between Kagusa anG
Trebigne, whittier the Turks fled after the action
| Of the 18th.
Gone of the breastworks was captured. An
inner breastwork was evacuated by fifty Turkish
survivors during the night OF Thursday, and q
number OF these we're killed during the succeed
ing flight. Trebigne is complet ly demorallzed:
No troops are moving to relieve the beleaguered
detachment, and the insurgents hold the road
uncontested. Trebigne is threatened with famine
and the population is mutlnous
A Paris special says meeting OF the senatorial
delegates recently held in the Department OF the
Seine agreed to support the canddatures OF Vic
tor Hugo and Louis Blanc.
1t is reported the Turks are preparing to con-
centrate large army IN Bulgaria.
The intentions of the Russians to concentrate
troops in Western Europe next spring is denied
LONDON Jan. 22.-The Times Paris telegram,
reviewing Gambetta's speech privately delivered
at AK, says it will force itself the attention Of
all France 1t is essentially an appeal to concilia-
ton and the programme Of the Moderates.
Tbs Reptile says We don't want monopoly,
x%nsr,
to exclude any Frenchmen from the task OF rails
ing the country, but they must enter the Repub-
lie honestly
The Russian bark Nectar, from Philadelphia,
is ashore near Bristol.
The accident near Huntingdon was caused BY
a binding snow-storm. Eleven persons were
killed.
The Times Gays dullness in Mincing Lane con-
tinues, but coffee has experienced good demand
at some further alvarez upon the Plantations.
Ceylon, according to the present estimates of the
crop, will generally fall short More liberal ship
ments are reported from Rio Janeiro which may,
il continued, influence the value Of the ordinary
qualities here. Sugar continues depressed.
The Duke OF Edinburg opened the Royal
Aquarium at Westminster. Her Royal High
les, the Duchess OF Edinburg was to have opened
he Institution but was unavoidably prevented
rom attending.
National Rifle Association have appointed Sir
Henry Halford their representative for the con-
luct OF the proposed matcn.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 22.-Ihe stormy weather still
continues.
notwithstanding the net work of telegraph
ines between this place and London commune |
"a ton is entirely destroyed, a circumstance that |
las not occurred before for years.
PARIS, Jan. 22.-The MOnIen1 announces that |
4. Theirs will contest the Deputyship OF the |
,inth Paris ACCOMPLISHMENT. |
The awards on plays on the subject of the |
merican Revolution submitted to M. Michaells
ere partially announced to day. The jury were :
lessrs. Victor Hugo, Legonve, Angler, Grend-
lille, Marray and Perrin. The first prize is I'M
ecided; the second is divided between two
ieces, respectively entitled The New World
nd GA Great Citizen" the authors being award
1000 francs each. The play "Free America
)ok the third prize-1O0O francs
The names OF the authors will be published
MS afternoon.
The Committee Of Inquiry into the acts of the
overnment of national defense have published
reply to the attacks Of the Republic and the
ficidl Journal reproduces their remarks and
hould be widely known, to convince the people
confde only in those who combat every form
revolution. The above has produced great
IMPRESSION in France.
ROME, Jan. 22.-It is reported that the Porte
rs unoflicially accepted Andrassys note.
The Vatican has decided not to resist the in
,ection of seminaries by the officials.
MADRID, Jan. 22-The Carlists severely bonn
lrded San Sebastian on Thursday. Some Of the
habitants were killed.
The story of Carist Gen. Tristany having
lbmitted to the Alfonssts is not believed at
N Sebastian. The persons who submitted to
Q Spanish Consul at Bayonne were some mem
RS OF the Navarro Carlist Junta
Reports from the elections recently held for
embers of the Cortes throughout Spain are
ready coming in. In Madrid it is thought the
ini-terialists secured five districts, and two 5
hers return Consttutionalist and Progress I
respectively. Many Constitutionalists and Re- ]
lblican candidates retired from the contest. |
'ovincial reports state that the Ministerialist
ajorlty is large everywhere. So far as known, {
lily two Republicans are elected to the Cortes !
nor CASTELAR, was successful everywhere.
RAGBsA, Jan. 22-In consequence of the Turk
, defeat 1t is reported Trebigne is now in the \
pds OF the insurgents. j
BERLIN, Jan. 2A-Bismarck is confined to his
ON with neuralgia c
Hone KONG, Jan. 22.-The Grosvenor Mission
$ arrived at Ching Kiang in the province of
nnar.
RIO JANEIRo. Jan. 21.-The American ship Star l
the West, from New York, November 3Oh, for
anghal, put into this port leaking. She will
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