The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-15

WASHINGTON, Feb IA Admiral Leroy b
relieved Admiral Mnllany Of the command
the N ,rh Atlantic Squadron.
FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, Feb. 14-The Standard has
special from Bilboa saying: The Alfonso
Gen. Quesada has advanced to Elqueta. Con
munication is established between his arm
&nd that of Gen. Maldonado. Tho armis
now act in concert and are pushing back ii
Oarlists simultaneously until they will b
forced to fight. The Carlists are outnun
bered and out Unanswered at all point
They have fallen back on their mountain fas
nesses Of Gulpuzcoa.
The Times dispatch from st. jean de Luc
Teports the main body ofCarlists unde4 Gems
Oaserta and Perula, is in Almandose an
Barrolls.
The Ohanceller Of the Exchequsr in th'
Commons moved Q resolution asking for GA,
0OO. 600 IsterliDg to pay for the Khedive'
Suez shares. There was no action and de
bate was adjourned to Monday.
PARIS, Feb. 14-Gabriel Andral, the dis
dnguished physician, is dead.
The government has commenced legal pro
ceedings against La Repuhligue Nancaise
IN. Gambettas org NJ tor an article in i'll
issue Of Sunday, violently attacking N.
Buffet, Vice President Of the Council and
Minister Of the Interior.
Prince Napoleon has issued an address to
the electors of Ajaccio. He says the form OF
government is not in question; it exists, and
accept II frankly. He denies that his accept.
-ance Of the republic is dictated by ambition OF
personal interest, but declares 1t comes from
profound convictions.
He concludes as follows 81 respect the
form Of government without any bitterness,
provided 1t insures order, Justice and liberty.
II elected shall be always Democratic, and
. partisan Of progress"
Renault and Decazes have issued strongly
Republican addresses.
BRUssxLs, Feb. 14-The Echo Du Parle-
msnt, Of this city, learns from the Hague that
Venezuela has demanded that differences with
Holland be submitted to the arbitrament Of
one Of the European powers.
ACatholc demonstration which occurred ct
Ialmes yesterday resulted in r;otous disturb
ances. Several people were severely in
yured, and the police were obliged 70 inter-
fere.
MADRID, Fsb 1.-The Caucus mainly
elected ministerial deputies Two hundred
and seven present
Canovas del Castillo. the President Of the
Council OF Ministers, expressed his gratiiica-
ton ct being surrounded by representatives
OF the Spanish people. Il was, he said,
guarantee of the re-establishment of oonstitu-
tional monarchy. He remarked that he be-
ievec the termination of the civil war now
near; It was, therefore. necessary to work for
the restoration Of the prosperity of the coun.
Try, which had greatly suffered during the last
few years. and to re-establish Spanish credit.
Gen. Malcampo, Governor and Captain
General Of the Philippine Islands, left Man
lila on February Sd. at the head OF 5000 men, |
too punish the SoIoo pirates.
VIENNA, Feb. IA Letters from BELGRADE |
announce the triumph Of the war party in |
Servia.
RAousA, Feb. IA The insurgents have re-
fused to be satisfied with Andrassy's reforms
and resolved not to submit to Turkish rule.
MADRID, Feb. 14-The Minister of For
eign Affairs has sent memorandum, dated
the Sd OF February, to the Spanish represent
1tives abroad, instrucling them to read it to
foreign Ministers, or to leave o copy II re-
quested.
The memorandum, after pointing out that
the instruction was no longer led by natives
Of the island, but by foreign adventurers,
continues: Negroes, m ulattoss, Chinese and
deseEters form the bulk Of the insurgent
Iorces
Their army contains scarcely 800 white o.
bans, While more than 40, 600 Of tho latter are
/
can not come toany terms with such elements,
She can only, after having obtained complete
victory, grant to Cuba all the liberties which.
Dut Tor the instruction, she would already
possess, and which the neighboring island Of ,
Porto Rico, where slavery has been entirely
fully enjoys.
Reinforcements, numbering 5000 men.
have been dispatched to Cuba within twelve
The duration of the instruction is in con- !,
sequence OF the difficulties of the country.
the instruction, trade in
JuDs mas aouD cd during ten years. The more
ertile parts Of the island is untouched by the ]
and only few districts have G
uttered from it. All foreigners sustaining +
osses will be Unidentified, and the en- barco !
n foreign goods will be raised. The mem
rsndum is considered as an indirect reply to
he last note from the United States.
CoNsrANTINoPLE. Feb. 1.-THE Sultan yes. l
arday signed decree granting the Andrassy
eforms to the people Of the insurgent pro- Q
inces The ambass adors Of the SIX DO wers 4
rere notified and Ottoman representatives q
broad were telegraphed. The question Of
Expenditure in Bosnia and Herzegovina Of ]
irect taxes will be referred to . mixed com. I
lission.
Namyk Pacha, formerly Minister of War,
as been appointed President Of the Council
Ministers replacing Serva Pacha, who is Q
ppointed Minister of Public Works.
The foreign ambassadors having complained
} the Porte of the recent Outrage against the
hristians in Broussa and Angora, the Grand
izier has disavowed the conduct of the Gov
nors Of BrcussA and Angora. The Governor
Angora has been dismissed and will be ..
The Assistant Governor has been :.
dered to remedy the abuses. Nusselman . .
ID Arguenian commissioners have been NOM
ated to investigate the circumstances. -
TIE BEECHER COUNCIL. liza
New YoRK, Feb. 14-One hundred and IL
irty congregational churches have accepted il