The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-19
FOREIGN NEWS.

is aggravated by continued raids by the Turk11l
troops on the frontier. 4,
The Austrian representative ct BeIgrade IA
another interview with Prince Milan Thursday
and urged him to make binding declaration II
flavor OF peace. The Prince asked few day
delay, because he could not trust the pacific
assurance OF Montenegro He said II Montene
gro entered into action, he could not remain DO
necess 3ry, rs the Turks were again concentra.
ting on the Servian frontier. Long Cabinet
councils are held daily.
PARIS, March 1S--M. Louis Blanc has decided
to take the seat in the Chamber of Deputies I'll
the Thirteenth ACCOMPLISHMENT of Paris.
An arch Of the railway bridge over the river
lille gave way under the. pressure OF the flood.
A crossing passenger train was precipitated into
the river. The carriages were dashed 70 pieces
and the passengers all crushed to death or
drowned. Thirty corpses have already been re-
covered.
The programme Of the Ministry is as follows
Ten or twelve most obnoxi BUS Projects and Sub
Projects will be removed in few days.
Eight will be replaced by men sincerely re-
solved to serve the Republic, carefully selected
and particularly calculated to attract the support
Of the middle class; the remaining officials will
be carefully examined. Those who interfered in
the elections through political passion will be
dismissed. Others, who acted under orders or
through error, will be removed to ether depart
ments. After these changes. assurances will be
given to officials that they have nothing more to
fear.
The bill on municipal reform will no. be intro
duced till the end Of the year, as excitement Of
the municipal elections is undesirable during the
present year. They will, however, endeavor to
choose officials from municipal councils, and ar
range for the election of new municipal councils
to replace the municipal commissions which have
been appointed in some. places bv prefects A
bill viii be introduced by the government, re-
storing to the state the power Of granting uni
versity degrees.
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voting yesterday In the Senate shows the Right
to have majority of IA.
MADRID, march 18.-The Chamber OF Deputies
adopted address in reply to the speech from the
throne after an anima.ed debate. by vote of ZIG
to 30.
MADRID, March 18.-In the Cortes Thursday
Senior CASTELAR, made q two hours speech. He
criticised the policy OF the Ministry generally and
chiefly on its course on the religious question;
declared ultramoatanism had created the civil
war. The house was crowded. Ali the Ministers
were present, but remained silent. The specta-
tors in the galleries several times applauded the
speaker. Canaros Del CASTILLO and Pavia will
reply to CASTELAR,.
King Alfonso has arrived at Valladolid.
VIENNA, March l8.-Servia has determined to
raise q compulsory loan for military purposes
and to exact it immediately with the utmost
vigor.
LONDON, March 1s-It is feared the British
ship Lake st. Clair, Capt. Coffee from New York,
Walton, Capt. Shields, from New York, January
Goth, for London, have been lost with all on
board.
LONDON, March 1S.-The Times special from
made on Monday. There will be three days pub
he festivities at the capital. The King will enter
ct the head Of $4,000 troops. A TIE Dsum will be
sung at the Cathedral, and triumphal crown
will be presented to his Majesty. In the after
noon dinner will be given to the soldiers, fol-
lowed by fireworks, iliuminations, bull fights and
the distribution OF medals and crosses to the
wounded. Masses will be said for the killed in
the war.
The Mincine Lane business has been devoid Of
animation throughout the week, with very mod
crate transactions. The present quotations are
generally considerably lower than for correspond
ing dates during the past three years. There
have been no new features in sugar. Good yell
low crystalized West Indies has been readily sale
able and the refining sorts steady. Coffee has
been in better demand, with frmer prices. Rice
sold at higher rates. Tea continues quiet.
Spices are generally low.
Charles Brent, under arrest for frauds on the
Falls City Tobacco Bank, OF Louisville, KY, was
arraigned yesterday and remanded until next
Friday, to await the arrival OF the American Off
Ger, who left New York March, II, on the steam
or Germania.
Paris correspondent of the Associated Press
has interviewed dealer in war material just ar
rived from Vienna, who says he cold, last week, q
mountain battery Of six guns to the Herzegovina
ians, but the Austrian authorities will not allow
it to be shipped to Trieste or to any point in the
direction OF the scene Of the instruction.
He says one can get cartridges through the
Austrian lines now. He has sold some email
arms.and one field battery to Servia. Servia de-
sires to obtain ten more batteries, but has no
money now. That government is very anxious
purchase large quantity Of small arms and
artillery. He thinks domestic loan will be en-
forced for the purpose Of purchasing such.
The belief obtains at Vienna that Servia will
soon declare war, unless Russia brings powerful
and direct pressure to prevent it.