The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-07
FOREIGN NEWS.

MADRID, Jan. 5.--A royal decree has bee,
issued creating a commission charged will
Installing the exhibits from the Spanish colo
MES at the Philadelphia Exhibition.
The Governors Of Cuba, Porto Rico ant
the Philippine Islands will appoint mem
bers
| Late advices from Tafala state that several
| Cariist officers and soldiers have been shot al
Estella for conspiracy against Don Carlos
II is asserted at Hsndaye that the Carllsts
raised the siege of Hermann in consequence OF
decision to that effect of a council of war.
ROME, Jan. 5-Tne President of the Italian
executive committee on the Philadelphia Ex-
hibition leaves in April to take the direction
of the Italian section.
LONDON Jan. 6.-The Cologne Gazette re-
marks that the American attempt ut interven-
ton in Cuba is singularly ill-timed. Euro
pean governments will not countenance it, be-
cause they WISH, in the interest of order, to
see King Alfonsos authority n,Ore firmly e.
tablished. 1t is stated France concurs with
out reserve in the proposal tor Turkish re-
forms. All powers have been notified of the
action of France.
LONDON, Jan. 6.-By mine explosion in
Ststfordshire five persons were killed.
LONDON, Jan. 6.-rhe Pail NlA Gazette has
a special from Berlin saying that the semi
official journals having EXPIRE .sed the opinion
that the Ultramentane opposition to the gov
eminent is aba.ing, the Germania an Ultra
montana organ, declares that the sDsum ption
is unfounded; that submission to the State,
in the case demanded by Prussia and Hunga-
~, to the fundamental principles Of the
Church, can never be accorded.
A Vienna dispatch to the Daily Ne,os SAYS
Montenegro expects TO receive Turkeys ulti-
matum about the middle OF the present
month.
The 1agsJlatt reports that the Porte has
ordered ali the iron clads to be in readiness
to start for the Black Sea and the Albanian
ports
The Right Hon. Sotheran Bucknell Esti-
court, who was Secretary Of State for the
Home Department in 1860, is dead.
A disastrous fire occurred to-day at the
book bindery Of I. n. Eg!eton, No. II Broad.
way, Ludgate Hill. Three hundred workmen
are thrown out of employment.
A Reuter- telegram from Paris states that
the announcement made by the Times cor
respondent that France has concurred in
Count Andrassy's note, proposing Turkish
reforms, is premature
BERLIN, Jan. 6-Tne Prussian War Office
has a machine similar to that used by Thorn
assen. 1t was offered them by man from
New York in 1870, for the destruction of the
PARIS, Jan 6.-La Liberte asserts that Mar
shall Canrobert persists in his refusal to ac-
cept Senatorial candidature.
PARIS. Jan. "a meeting of French mer-
chants and others intending to send goods to
the Philadelphia exhibition. was held to- day.
The gentlemen of the mining and metallur-
gical sections, protested against the INSULT
cheney of space allotted to them in the French
department in the exhibition.
They nevertheless decided to take part in
the exhibition, ami will make use of the ex-
cess Of space given the agricultural section,
although they cannot light fires there to keep
their machinery in motion.
Minister Buffet has sent circular to the
Projects OF departments, reminding them that
they may revoke licenses to newspaper deal
ers, unless legal relations are observed. The
Journal Des Debats treats the circular as an
affair of great gravity, and says it shows that
he government is Interpreting the press law
10 the most restrictive manner.
LISBON, Jan. 6.-The cable connecting Por-
.ugal and Brazil has already been repaired. |
The break occurred near the Island Of Ma
leria, and was occasioned by violent storm.
DUBLIN, Jan. "a colossal bronze statue |
If Grafton was unveiled in front of the Old
Parliament House to-day.