The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-21
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FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, Jan. 2O.-The Times, this morn
ing has an article on the proposition of Mr..
Sht rman. recently introduced in the United
> at Senate, for common unit for money
and accounts for the United States and Great
Britain. The writer says the idea, SO far as it
has been considered, finds no favor here II
might suit the Americans, as most Of their
god is locked in :home treasures. while
English sovereigns circulate in millions
throughout the country.
1t ID believed that the disturbance arising
from such change would be indescribable.
particularly In the absences of specie payments
in America.
The liabilities of Joseph Gaury & Co. will
not exceed ESQ, 900.
vienna letter says the Prince of Monte
negro mas summoned war council which re-
solved that a Turkish concentration effectu-
ally blockaded Montenegro on the Turkish
side and would be a casus belli if blockade
was attempted. The Prince should assemble
all liable to bear arms and march into Her.
zeeovina.
In the meantime Montenegro will maintain
an expectant attitude end not disturb the
peace Of Turkish operations if thew develop
nothing more serious than the present situa-
ton.
LONDON. jan. 20-A telegram from St. Jean
De Luse to the Times reports the Carlis have
surprised an advanced post between San Mar
cial and Irun, killing rs Alfonsists
The Times comments concerning the trans
portation to Siberia Of an Ode ssa merchant
whose name is Brodsky. The incident is con-
sldered OF peculiar Importance because of
he rarity of such proceedings in the reign of
the present Emperor. Transportation was
decreed by the political police
There was no semblance of trial 1t is va
riousiy surmised that Brodsky, who il highly
respected IN Odessa, spoke against the gov
eminent In the Town Council or sold arms
to the Turks, a. has been alleged, or was ac-
cessory to publishing the recent reports on
export trade.
A Reuter- telegram from Berlin saws no
Spanish circular note has been received here
replying TO the American circular concerning
Cuba. so far the various powers have made
no representations to Spain. The American
circular did not contain any declaration liable
to affect the friendly relations between Spain
and the United States
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 20. = The liabilities of
Samuel Radtord Il Son are about El36, 900,
assets 9l54,0OO. Their creditors took accept
ances in full, payable in three, six and nine
months.
BERLIN, Jan. 2O-A paper which often has
relations with the government mentions the
reports of the formation of q French squad
dron IN the Mediterranean, and tbs collection
ct military stores at Nancy, as reasons for
Germany to be watchful.
BERLIN, Jan. 2O.-It is stated the Bavarian
Chamber will be dissolved as the only means
OF removing the dead lock.
PARIS, 2O.-The Republicans claim 80 de-
partments. The MOniteur estimates IL de-
partments doubtful, 33 decidedly Conserva-
tive, 6 Bonapartist and Is Republican of all
oh ho
obtain thirty seats in the Senate.
PARIS, Jan. 2O.-Returns from the Depart
ments of Lot, Loiret, Meuse, Eure, Charente,
Manche. Cher, Calvados and Pyrenees Orient,
show Conservative majorities for senatorial
delegates. In the Departments of Var, Cote
dor, Tarn, Marne and Jura, the results are
doubtful
PARIS, Jan. 20.-Gam BETA has arrived here.
N. de La Roohette, Leg.timist. who was
elected Senator for life by the Assembly, is
dead
VERSAILLES, Jan. 2O-At a sitting of the
permanent Commission of the Assembly to-
day, the Left complained that the projects
were Influencing elections. NJ. Buffet refused
to discuss the subject, alleging he did not
desire to anticipate debate on the vertical
ton of elections in the new Assembly. He
only admitted the commissions right to sum-
mon the present Assembly if lit saw fit.
Buffet likewise refused to make an explana-
ton in regard to the suppression of the BAN
quet to Gambetta at M .rseilles, or to take
notice of the reports that the government
favored Bonapartist candidate in the De-
partment of the Gironde.
RAGUsA, Jan. 2O.-The report is confirmed
Of the defeat Of the Turks, who fled, leaving
800 killed. The survivors are on hill, sur
rounded by 5000 insurgents.
MADRID, Jan. 20-With reference to the
statement made by Secretary Fish before the
Committee of Foreign Affairs of the American
House of Representatives respecting negotia-
tions between Spain and the United States, it
i, semi-officially pointed out that the Washing
ton Government not having yet replied to the
Spanish note Of the 18th of November 1875,
nor having officially communicated at Madrid,
the contents OF the American circular note to
European powers, all reports of favorable
reply from Spain may be regarded as destitute
of foundation.
Gen. Martinez Campo's army has COM
moving against the Carlsts in NJ
varre
SAN SEBASTIAN, Jan. 20-The Afonsist,
have thrown supplies OF provisions and am
munition into Oyarzun in the face of heavy
fire from the Oarlist battery.
CALCUTTA, JAM 20.-The Prince of Wales
reached Lahore to-day.