The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-08
FOREIGN NEWS.

KENYON, Jan. The Daily Ne,os says IL
yaxss, carrent in Paris that President Ma
lt.bcn intended t. propose Marshal Canr'
br,4 as Vice President is semi-oficiRlly COZ
arsd1casa.
HrsyoS, Jan. THE Times Paris CORES
yon3tnt teieg,aphs that active negotiation
.aze gning on Between the various Republics
sronpo, With TIE object of bringing forward
E1znVroza lie list, consisting of Victor Hugo
9.Fp2sID, 6geycine. Blanc, Peyrat or Floquet, q
asns.lAtes Tor the Senate from Paris. Th
s7ocs2@ 0t this ticket may be considered
sssr~sdy certain. 1t is probable that tn
.arisssi Left will have 100 votes in the Senate
,Phs Bulletin Fiancais says private kilograms
1feessvea In Berlin assert that France anG
ztAssr powers have adhered to the proposals
ps Austria.
The Goios insists that the Montenegrin loan
n an accomplished fact, and asserts that
Yn,D gD rihss and sixty cannon are to be de-
hssIasl from America by March. 1t adds
stas in consequence of The threatening atti-
fr8s Of Turkey 5000 Montenegrin guards
AssS been armed with breech-loaders and
Se14 t. .he frontier.
Chnries Suthers, a cotton spinner at Old
haza, Lancashire, failed for million dol
Ala
The loss by the burning of Egleton's book
bnnhsry is estimated at $4,000 sterling.
Lord Henry Thyme CONSERVATIVE was
rs-stcsed to Parliament to-day from South
NTithire
L4,ra Thyme was recently appointed to
!Aa Office OF Treasurer Of Her Majesty's
,hDuseho,d, and. by accepting it. vacated his
Iast az o member of Parliament.
fssraDn, Jan THE Gazette publishes O
nD ilicasion to masters of British vessels
Warning them to keep away from the whole
Soanish roast east of BilbOs. as the Carlist
s.tsz1ns are stationed at intervals oil along
The shore and fire at anything that approaches
she neigh bcrhood of Guetaria and St Sebas-
5Ea passages and Motreco is especially dan
geTDna
Esuspox, Jan Sir John Hawley Glover
sas been appointed Governor Of Newfound-
hDf
CsssrAHrINopLE, Jan. The Austrian
ambasssdor to this court has semi-officiaily |
xDEnnnricated to the Grand Vizier Count An |
amsey's scheme for reform in the Turkish |
sysyinces. The Grand vizier in reply is
to have rejected the idea of for
Egn mediation, and to have said that the
Sublime Porto would give the people Of the
psovinces all necessary guarantees for reform.
CussTaNTINoPLE. Jan. 7.-Raouf Pasha has
b ca appointed Governor of the Island of
Erete. Ali Pasha, formerly ambassador at
Paris. has been appointed Governor General
Df Herzegovina.
VIENNA, Jan. THE 7ages Presse states
sat Count Andrassy has informed the repre-
,aniatiyes of England, France and Italy that
,ablication of the Austrian note regarding
Turkey would be inopportune until it had re-
sived the adhesion of the powers.
PARIS. Jan by land slide in Island
Reunion So persons were killed and many
rounded
PARIS, Jan. The Moniteur publishes
ii ef candidates from the Senate whose
ssction the government favor.
The journal des Debats publishes semi
dicial communication from Vienna, which
Mtss in effect that France intends to adhere
D Count Andressy's note regarding Turkey,
mt has not yet been done.
BERLIN, Jan. 7-Dr. Goerlch has been ap-
ointed German Vice Consul at New York, in
lAcs of Herr FeigeI who has been appointed
6Rsnl at Havana. X
VIENNA, Jan. THE negotiations between
be Austrian and Hungarian ministers on the
ank question has met with no result, and {
III be resumed
Before Missile and Duya were revictualed by
10 Turks, the insurgents suffered q defeat, /
n seyerest since the beginning of the war. q
IL hundred were killed and many wounded. b
be insurgent Paulovich. who was accused of
eason, fed to Cittinge Missile has been q
'ovisioned until May. 9
Rome. Jan. 7.-Cardenas has been ap- e
ant sd Spanish Ambassador to the Vatican. d