The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-26


fereure and several others have resigned, o
has also NJ Ducrot, formerly notorious % TN
reactionary Project of Lyons and Director o
the Algerian Department
It is estimated the one hundred ana Sky
two ballots, to be held next Sunday, Will re-
turn 80 Republicans and Al anti kepublicans
The remainder are doubtful Tnls wooio
give the Republicans 32l votes OF those
However. such number belong to the Left
Centre and Moderate Left, that, without the
assistance Of these parties, the extreme Left
Radicals and Socialists would be in consid.
cradle minority. This is considered very re-
assuring.
There have been no changes of note In the
grain trade. Values have remained stationary
The majority of provincial markets have been
quiet. The attendance at Marx Lane vas
very light and the feeling one OF deJ ecuon;
The regular weekly circular OF the Liverpool
Cotton Brokers Association, issued last even.
ing. says cotton continues dull; qaosstlons OF
ali descrip tions are further reduced. Amefl-
can cotton has been in rather better demand,
but the quantity Offering is still 80 great that
nrices have further declined farthing for
lower and an eighth for medium grades; mid
ding and fair qualities continued unchanged.
TIE Sea Island staple remains in very
moderate demand. Quotations Of middle
and lower grades OF Florida have been re-
dnced Id. The transactions in futures have
increased, but prices, after some slight hue
tuations, are fully I'd below those OF LAST
week ,s;.
In the House of Lords to-day the Judica-
ture Amendment bill passed It's second foau-
Ing N.n,,n. Fab. a5.-A warm discussion oo-
CURED in Congress yesterday between Signofs
CASTELAR, and Canova Delcastileo ABOUT the
validity of the election In the fourth aronois-
sement of Barcelona The House subsequently
sustained its validity. M,
KING Alfonso has returned to Tolosa- The
royal army Immediately afterwards co"-
menced to march against the Carlist refugees
in the mountain districts between heisa sno
Alsona. a.e,o
.of Alduides. on the frontier, in order to pre-
vent the Carlists from escaping to France
The Royalists have taken eighteen steel
cannon. a quantity of powder and arms and
number of horses abandoned by the CArlists.
PARIS. Feb 25.-The Bourse is fiat, and
there il almt st panic, all kinds OF securities
falling rapidly. This feeling Of anxiety is
supposed to be in consequence OF the eIecuon.
PANS, Feb 25.-It is stated Spain has
agreed to pay an Indemnity to the family OF
M. Reygondean, executed in Cuba, ana 70
court martial the officer who ordered inc ex' |
ecution.
PAnIs. Feb. 25.-La L5erte reports meet
Ding of the Moderate Republicans, held yester-
day at the residence of OK President Iniers.
The question of granting amnesty 20 the Com-
munists was considered. The proposition
was made that committee on pardons be ap-
pointed. which shall be less severe than the
former COMMITTEES, and permit those persons
ID return to France Who are innocent OF crimes
against the common laws, and those who were
more misguided than guilty.
o This measure was offered aS Q SUBSTITUTE Ior
the Radical proposal Of Q complete amnesty.
NJ. Gambetta sends word ne WILL soon re-
turn to Paris from the South, and says he
viii vait on NJ, Theirs, with whom he wishes
10 be on good terms, Notwithstanding the
rumors to the contrary.
Po1Nr DEGAILE, CEYLoN, Feb. M-Twenty
survivors Of eighty passengers OF the emil
grant ship Strathmore landed here. Hssup-
posed all the others perished.
MUNICH. Feb. 25-Bavaria will maintain
the independent administration of her own
and resist by every constitutional
means the control OF other roads by the
!. MusIcH. Feb. 25.-The Chamber of Depu-
lies re-slected the President and Woe Presi-
lent Of la session, all ct whom belong 70
The C1ericaf party.
BrfonADe, Feb. 25.-In conse quence Of the
reprt sensations of the powers. peaceful views
nov prevail in governmental circles.
vienna, Feb. 25.-The Wiener Presse re-
porm that . great battle has taken place in
near Vassojeviety, IN which the
Turks were totally defeated.
ANDoAIN. Feb. 24.-Four Oarlist battalions,
The first which enlisted in Guipuzcoa, have
submitted to King Alfonso and asked for am
nesty.
BUpA, Feb. 25-The old town of Buda,
"a above here, and Waitzen. twenty miles TO
he north, are submerged. The waters are
rising.