The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-05
thu raforms applicable to Bosnia and Herze-

BERLIN, Feb. 4-The Imperial Bank re-
duced the rate to four per cent.
| Cardinal Ledochowski is here, the guest OF
Prince Rodsiwill. His actions are unre-
strained, except his returning to his diocese.
The object Of the journey Of Queen Victoria
is to visit the tomb of Princess Hohenlohe,
her half sister, in Baden. She will visit the
Duke of Saxe-Coburg, but will not come
| here.
Herr Reechensperger's pamphlet, which
| has been issued, argues that ecclesiastical
laws tran ,cend the States right to invade the
sphere of inner ecclesiastical lite, and that the
resistance of bishops and priests is not only
commanded by Christian doctrine and good
sense, but fully justified by the expressed de-
| examinations OF Prussian Law. Tbs pamphlet
is temperate in tone, but unyielding in sub.
| stance He declares that q mOdus UiUendi Is
| possible only by the reinsertion of the ellml-
mated clauses Of the Prussian Constitution, or
by an understanding with the Vatican, or the
complete separation of Church and State.
MADRID, Feb. 4-The Alfonsists occupied
Eschalar and Lesaca, and are advancing on
both sides of Bedossoa River towards Vera.
LArsR.-Count Caserta, with Carlist rein
forcements, has arrived at Vera, and the Al
consists have abandoned Lesacs and Eschalar.
MADRID, Feb. 4.-The government has ad-
vices thai the Carlis.s have destroyed their
cartridge mandatory at Vera, and many OF
them have fed to France.
VIENNA Feb 4-Fighting occurred We'd
nesday on the Servian aud Crstian frontiers.
The insurgents fled to Austrian territory. The
Turks pursued and attacked the Cretlan viii
lsge of Topola The Austrlans have arrested
and forty followers.
The Ne,o Free Press, of this city, says ad-
vices from Herzegovina state that the meas
ures taken by the Imperial powers to induce
the insurgents to cease hostilities are most
likely to be unsuccessful.
VIENNA Feb. According to reliable ad
vces, the Porte is convinced that the rejec-
ton of the Austrian note would canse the
overthrow Of Andrassy's Cabinet. The Porte
fears no military Intervention as long as
Andrassy remains in power. He will, there
fore, accept his proposals, simply seeking to
do SO in a form which will not weaken the
SultaL's authority in the eyes Of his Mussel-
man subjects.
FLORENCE, Feb. 4-The Marquis of Cap
poni, the Italian author, is dead.
LISBON, Feb. 4--Baron De Santana, Por-
tuguese Minister at Washington, is nomina-
ted for Centennial Commissioner.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 4.-The steamer Palestine,
from Boston, experienced fearful hurricane
in long 80 west, and lost her mainmast, and
her toretop decks were swept. The third and
fourth officers were disabled. A number Of
the crew were injured.
agra, Feb. 4.-Prnce Louis of Battenburg
was yesterday severely, though not seriously
injured, by fall from his horse while pig
sticking.
ROME, Feb. 4.-The Opinione to-day an
nounces that at a sitting held yesterday by
H. al 49, 49, I'D 10 A..
to the application of the Prussian Govern
ment, that the judgment of the Prussian tri-
bunal sentencing Won Arnim to term Of i'm
prisonment should be minated to the Count
by the Italian judicial authorities.
Won Arnim is now staying in Florence
The Opiaione remarks that this intimation is
merely necessary legal formality. and the
exradition treaty between Italy and Germany
can not be applied to Won Arnim's offense.
Hohenlohe arrived here last night and was
Immediately received by the Pope.
It is reported Ledachawski sent a long tele-
gram to the Pope yesterday, thanking His
Holiness for his elevation to the Cardinalate
and announcing he will visit Rome as soon as
he has made some arrangements in his
diocese.
The prelates Monsignori Nina and Serafni
will be created Cardinals at the next Con-
sistory.
The Bishop Of Olnda appears to be indis
posed to vacate his See. He has proposed q
fresh compromise on the pending ecclesiasti-
cal questions between the Vatican and Bra
iii.
PARIS, Feb. 1T is thought very probable
that the Duo dAudiffret Pasquier will be elect
ed President of the new Senate.
The Bien Public has received intelligence
Of the complete defeat of the Clrlists. It is
stated Don Carlos fed and expected to take
refuge on French territory.
The International Commission on the Chan
mel tunnel have assembled here. It is tx
pected they will sign the Grst protocols TO-