The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-31
have been received from Alexandria English

lhave been received from Alexandria Englisl
funds closed steady.
9 The Pail Mall Gazette's Berlin special say
, the proposed retirement Of the Gear appear
o partially confirmed. It is stated that the
Czarewitch will be intrusted with the regency
> during the summer, being Temporarily in
Q vested with full sovereign power.
+ The Iimes'S Berlin special says two NOR
st. Petersburg journals-the GOtos and thu
Q Velonasti- assures South Sclavonians tina
, although Russia is hard by in a position t.
: succor them Immediately, she will neitEel
coerce them by violent measures, nor allow
8 another power to coerce them. If the South
the Turks, Russia. according to the Ved0
, masti will COMPEL the neutrality Of others.
This language strangely differs from the
intelligence semi-oficially propagated, bvi
as under Russian press laws, it could not be
held with impunity, if unapproved, the ex
J istence of opposite currents can not be longer
doubte
r uters' kilograms from Ragusa to-day
states that the conferences have been con-
lcluded.
il Moukh.ar Pacha has returned to Trebigne.
Ali Pachs leaves tomorrow.
l It is understood the conferences will be
continued by correspondence. Up to the
present they have resulted in the complete
G alton of hostilities, from the 28sh of
March to the 10Th of April, which the Turkish
Commissioners have conceded, while refusing
to grant formal armistice.
Intelligence from Sclavonic sources an
nounces that the insurgent leader, Petkovices
repulsed an attack Of Turkish troops, the
28th inst, near Ljubiuje, capturing 300 head
of cattle, 40 horses, etc. The Turks lost
several men killed.
The Times correspondent at Berlin tele-
graphs thai Count Andrassy has sent sum-
mons to the Porte, insisting upon prepare
tions being imned tely made for the return
of the iugitives from Herzegovina.
The Russian telegraphic agency reports that
the Hsrzegovinian insurgents, acting on the
advice Of the Prince OF Montenegro, have
consented to twelve days truce. The Porte
has promised Austria to keep his troops sta
tionary during the truce. Negotiations have
commenced.
At the Stock Exchange foreign securities
opened steadier, but sooa became demoralized
again.
One failure in foreign markets has already
been posted in the house. and others are ex-
pected.
Egyptian and Turkish securities are fuctu-
ating rapidly, with prices of the former from
two to four lower than yesterdays closing, and
the latter one to two lower.
The announcement from Constantinople
about deferring payment of April interest
until July, is likely to produce still further
depression in Turkish bonds. One of the
rumors in connection with the movement in
Egyptian securities is that heavy selling
orders have been received from Alexandria in
consequence of information which has reached |
Egypt that the position OF Disraeli is seriously
undermined by the management of the Cave |
affair, and his persistency in forcing through |
Parliament the Royal title bill, which, it is |
claimed. will be exceedingly unpopular with |
the British people.
The division In the House of Comne1@ on
Tuesday night on the Irish Borough Fran
chise motion, in which the government had |
majority of only Is, the vote standing 179
against 166. is ci;ed as evidence Of the grow.
ing strength of the Liberals.
A special dispatch from Alexandra to the |
Daily Ne,os says the truce granted to tn |
King of Abyssinis has been broken.
The Abyasinians have again suffered severe
losses. The King, with all his forces, has
retreated to Lebiahi, near Godofelosie, and
again sued for peace. Ras Baro, his principal
advisor, was killed in recent engagement
The Times Paris dispatch says the Senate
yesterday arranged the method for the partial
renewal of its membership every three years,
Is prescribed by the constitutional laws
The departments are divided according to
alphabetical order into three categories, each
represented by IS Senator'S The first cate
yory comprised the departments from Ain to
lard, including the colonies of Algeria,
Guadalupe and La Reunion. The second
the departments from Garonne to
Disc, including the colonies of Constantine
nd Martinique.
The third took in the departments from {
)rne to Yonne, including the colonies of I
)ran and Pondickerey. '
Lots were then drawn to decide the order q
q which the Senators of the three catagories I
must seek selection. The result was that the /
enators in the first category are to retire q
fter nine years; those in the second after
hree years. and those in the third after six /
ears s
The second category of Senators thus i,
bliged to retire at the expiration of three
ears includes at present 81 members of the G
light, and Is of the Left.
The Posts Berlin dispatch says France may o
lin England and Russia, Germany and b
nina in common action against the Chinese
rates.
In the House Of Lords there was long de.
ate on the Royal Titles bill. Duke Klch- E
ond and Marquis Salisbury defended the d
tie of the Empress as accurately expressing D
le Queens relation to India Lords Somer- D.
It, Grey, Lawrence, Wavery, Granville and b
imberly opposed it The latter congratu- o.
ted the Ministers that they had not repeat n
| Mr.. Disrael's mischievous argument nj
Russia. The bill was read q d,
cond time without division. The opposi bi
IN announcing Lord Shaftesbury's motion, ST
aging the Queen to assume the title of EN- e.
esS.
LoRDoN March 3O.-Norton & Co., pro-
ietors of the Manchester Steel Works, at
swton Heath, Lancashire, failed; liabilities D,
5000. %
March 3d. Guardians letter q
understands that James An :"
ony Froude and Anthony Trollope have BE-
en- added to the Copyright Commission. til
VIENNA. March 30.-After Austria informed CO
ince Milan if he declared war against Tur. er
y. Austria would occupy Servia, Milan 81
ked the Gear for fraternal advice, who re- in
ed that ii the Eastern qestion is still solva-