The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-04

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The meeting 10 fixed to take place ct Ce
j. tiene very shortly. The insurgents desire 6
y expla nation of the promised reforms, az
l are anxious TO set forth their own gEie
u ance.
q A Vienna telegram to the Daily Neus q
d nounces that the Montenegrin leaders in th
Q insorrection in Herzegovina have returned.
: The Pail Mall Gazetie's Berlin special say
! Bismarck rode ON horseback in Thiergarte
on Wednesday, the Grst time for fully yeal
> He looks we'll now, and reported that he Is j
Z PARIS, March 3-The inhabitants Of Al
: mares were driven from home by the Aoode'
Seine.
3 PARIS, March "a nesting OF members o
: the old Left Center resolved to maintain tn
. Left Center as distinct party in the comin(
Assembly, and to remain satisfied with the re
} tirement Of Ministers Buffet and Demaux, blu
: demand a complete reconstruction of tn
Cabinet and Administrative staff and inaugu
ration Of q frankly liberal policy. A pro
Qranfme was adopted declaring that the mini
mnm necessary reforms comprises the ap
pointment ofmayors by the municipal councile
, except in large towns, modification of tn,
Z university education law 50 as to restore K
the ate the exclusive right of comforting de
!. grees, and deprive the diocese Of its recently
granted corporate capacity.
The programme does not recommend gen
ieral amnesty, but proposes the appointment
OF new committee of pardons, to review the
indictments and evidence against political
cenvicts.
N. Casimir Perier, who exactly represents
the views above set forth, has had long con.
ference with NJ. Dufaure, at which terms Of
. ministerial programme were discussed. No
difficulty arose. He subss quently had an in
| foru hal how xyh vic han
| to act as Q constitutional President, leaving
to the Chief of the Cabinet the selection OF
Ministers in conformity with the ideas Of the
majority in the Chambers.
| The Archbishop OF Paris, in letter to the
clergy ordering prayers for the new Assem-
bly,, declares that the accomplishment of the
programme of some members of the new
Legislature-.or instance the exclusion of
| religion from education and the separation Of
Church and State would be equivalent to the
destruction of France.
At the opening Of temporary chapel erect
cd on the site Of the National Church to be
built on Montmatrie, the Archbishop said
the Republic would either revert to Catho-
licism or not endure.
The news from Washington causes sersa-
tor here. Some of the evening papers ex-
pre- regret at the scandals, and deplore the
decadenoe Of political morality in the United
States.
Don Carlos was received at Boulogne by
deputation of $50 Legitimists, who presented
an address. He has issued manifesto to the
Spaniards, in which he says: Desiring to
stop bloedshed, forbear continuing glorious
but at present fruitless struggle.
Seeingthe suff .ring of my volunteers and
superiority of numbers against them, il be-
comes necessary to sheathe the sword will
M Srr,0 icn Mu ms
folded until the moment which God shall fix
as the supreme hour Of redemption.
In an address to his soldiers, Don Carlos
cOngratulates them on the heroism they have
displayed, and bids them NOT to abandon
hope.
Carlos is under the constant surveillance of
the Boulogne authorities. The total number
Of Carlists who have takan refuge in France
is 5000
RAausA, March "a battle occurred near
Dobra yesterday.
The placards posted in Rsgusa promul-
eating Turkish reforms, were posted over
with death-heads.
BERLIN, March 3.-The subjugation Of Kho-
hand by Russia is confirmed. This leaves
only 225 miles between Russia and the Brit
ish frontiers in Central Asia
CoNsTANTINoPLE March 3.-The Porte has
notified the ambassadors of the guaranteeing
powers it will remit tithes for one year and ali
other taxes two years to all refugees who re-
turn to their homes. Special officials will be
appointed to protect them from outrsges.
Farms and churches will be repaired at the
Government expense.
ROME, March 3.-Garibaldi fhas accepted
the Presidency Of the International Arbitra-
ton. Congress to be held here
ROME, March 3.-Negotiations are pending
for the marriage of the Duke of Genoa with
the Archduchess Marie Christine, daughter
of the Archduke Charles Ferdinand of
Austria.
LIVERPOOL, March st is stated the Liv-
erpool Cotton brokers' Association have COM
menced an Investigation into the nature and
extent of the transactions which members of
.he association may have had with William
Peers 4 Sons, brokers, charged with fraud.
It has TRANSFERRED that Robert Mum, one Of
the delinquent firm, is lieutenant colonel,
and . justice Of the peace for SOUTHPORT,
Cheshire.
OF GOV. HENDRICKS At MONT
GOAERY.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 3.-Gov. Hen
bricks, of Indiana, reached this city last
night To-day he was received by the Senate
and House Of Representatives. Many ladies
and gentlemen called on him at his hotel this
evening. He leaves for home tomorrow