The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-01
FOREIGN NEWS.

from inundation in Hungary are heartrenG
ing A hundred manufactures and fit
other buildings at New Pesth have bee
undermined and fallen. It is feared tina
when the waters retire q vast number Q
houses in Buda and other places along tn
river, will fall. $4,000 out Of $1,000 inhabi
tants OF Altdofer are homeless.
Cotton scandals rumored in connection will
the Liverpool market. 1t is alleged one firm
bought cotton freely for their own account
giving the names of spinners as purchasers
Two parties are believed to have decamped
A Vienna special says the Herzagoviniar
chiefs telegraphed the Bosnians that the
leaders will reject the reforms profered by
Turkey until the people can be consulted. Ii
north Bosnia the inhabitants refuse amnesty.
The Standard has the following srecial dis.
patch from Madrid: Great enthusiasm pre-.
walls here. Alfonso will have a splendid re-
ception on his return. The letter to Gen.
Pourcet giving notice of Carlos's intention of
entering France was written by Lizarraga.
1t declares that Don Carlos having been con-
quered by adverse fortune. has resolved to
abandon further struggles as useless. He
asks the generous hospitality of France. Gen
Pourcet, on receipt of the note, started for
Arrequi to interview the fugitives.
Three Alfonsist army corps are advancing
in the Baselan Valley. They meet with no
When Don Carlos reached Pau he was
informed he could nos reside there even for
q short time He might sojourn temporarily
in some town in the north OF France. A spe-
cial train with saloon Car placed at his
disposal for his family and staff.
The flight of Don Carlos has thrown the
population of Navarro into complete stupe-
faction.
The Madrid journals theoretically insist
that the government must remove all causes
of discomfort which might renew the war;
Liberal has been returned to Parliament
from Horsham, Sussex. vice Hurst, unseated
for bribery.
A dispatch from Tashkend, dated to-day,
announces that Russia has Incorporated Kho-
kand among her possessions. Gen. Scobc-
loft has been appointed Governor of the new
province. to which the name of Ferghan is
given. The ex-Khan of Khokand remains at
Tashkend until further orders.
PARIS, Feb. GA French general received
DON Carlos and staff on the border, and
allowed them to retain their arms and horses |
DON Carlos seemed quite detected. He
begged that his thanks be conveyed to the |
French Government for its courtesy. The |
French Government fastened to report the |
to the Spanish Cabinet, with CON- |
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exact terms of the internment are unknown. |
Don Carlos, accompanied by Count Caserta,
left Manlon at Z o'clock yesterday evening,
'or Spau. It is reported that he intends GO
ing to England.
The Seine is rising. The plains near Paris
IRE already inundated.
LYONS, Feb. 20 Gambetta, in q speech de.
ivered here yesterday, said the Republican
programme was peace abroad and progress at
home. He urged the necessity for concilia-
DRY policy. and declared the Republic should
70 open to all who como to it sincerely.
SHANGHAI. Feb 29.-Mr. Grosvenor, Secre-
ary OF British Legation, and his party, ar
ived at Saohsn on January 26. They met
here the British escort which is to accom-
,any them to Yunnan.
GIBRALTAR, Feb. 29-Yesterday vessel
4 Spanish coast guard seized an English
rading vessel. five miles from here. The
crew succeeded in regaining
of their ship and brought her into
'ibraltar, with the prize crew from the coast
uard as prisoners.
The HAGUE. Feb. 29,-Gen. Pei, command
ng the Dutch forces at Acheen, has died of
holera