The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-27
FOREIGN NEWS.


in the elections They estimate the Sagas,a
have 40 seats, Castellar's party 10. and th
Radicals 6 or 8. Great apathy prevaile
throughout the country. The Ministeris
majority is too large to be genuine or bene
fetal.
PARIS, Jan. 26-The Senate will include 2
Radicals, 16 Irreconcilable Bonapartists, 4
Moderate Bonaparists, 10 Fusionists, Legiti
matists and Orleanists. that is, Ministerlailsts
and IA Ultra Legitimists This includes III
Senators already elected, and will give tn
Left 126 seats in the Senate.
Rome, Jan. 26. : The Pope, though enfee
bled, continues his receptions.
LONDON, Jan. 26.-The correspondent o
the Manchester Guardian says the Earl of Car
naervon, Secretary OF State for the Colonia
Department, has determined to advise the
Queen that the clause of the Dominion Par
liament's bill creating Supreme Court of the
Dominion, which debars an appeal to the
Privy Council of England, must be repealed
The correspondent also says an intimation to
that effect has either been or will be sent to
the Canadian government.
A special dispatch from Irun to the Morning
Post says King Alfonsos troops are making
simultaneous attacks upon the Carllst posi-
tons in the provinces of Alava, Blscay aId
GuipuZcoa
LONDON, Jan. 26-The Pal Mall Gazette's
Berlin telegram says the insurgent leaders in
Herzegovina have issued proclamation de-
claring the Austrian programme unaccept-
able, though supported by the powers. and
calling upon the friends of liberty to answer
it with continuance of war and q stOuter re-
sistance.
The Times Constantinople correspondent
writes he has been positively assured the Sui
tan owns eight million pounds in the Tur-
4: JaLk 10 aL, tad {,,lI
ment of his dividend, refusing the half cou-
pon.paid to the other creditors.
The Echo says intelligence was received
yesterday from Col Gordon, dated at Duff,
stating that be Was safe and we'll. The sur
ge0n Of the exhibition had died, and Col
Gordon was the only white man remaining
He had Just reached the Rapids which be
feared we're impossible If SO, the further
exploration OF the Nile in steamer would be
impracticable
The Times. in its financial article. publishes
the following letter, and says in reference to
the frequent ruptures of the Direct Cable
C0mpany's wire:
at is hardly possible to believe malicious
conduct OF the kind pointed out could b.
adopted for any save the most sinister pur
poses, and, for the sake Of all concerned it |
is hoped the fullest investigation may be
made. AS to tho delay which occurred in |
making the successive breakages known, We
are informed that on this last occasion, the |
company sent word to the Stock Exchange |
before IL O'Clock in the morning; 50 the
of keepiug back the announce
ment does not rest with 1t.
DIRECT UNITED STATES CABLE CoMpANY's
OFFICE, London, Jan. %, 1876. |
Sir-ln your article you say. respecting the
Direct United States Cable, it would appear
that the news Of the interruption was again
known in the market to certain operators at
least fifteen minutes before the notice wa3
posted in the Stock Exchange, and during
that short period the ADglo-American jamped
up nearly two per cent.
"While fully approaching your laudable
sndeavor to stop an Infamous system of gam
bling, which cannot be too strongly con-
iemned, beg to assure you that the evil lies
much deeper than appears at first sight, and
hat you may do great public service in sup
porting the directors of the Direct United
States Gable Company in obtaining a public
inquiry into these netarious proceedings and
ringing the perpetrators to justice.
'It is an undoubted fact that the ruptures of
he Direct United States Cable, which have oc-
urred in regular succession since the line
'pened, have been known to certain operators
N the Stock Exchange, not hours, but days ,
'efore they happened; and it is equally GER ,
ain that the ruptured cable was in each case
ound and perfect up to the very moment
vhen the communication ceased. and that the
uptured ends, which have been brought
ZONE, prove beyond all doubt that the rup-
ure was by violent means, in depth ex-
eeding that OF dragging anchors under ordi-
lary circumstances.
"ED. II. LUsHINGToN, Chairman"
= II
,urnal announces that the Porte has de-
ermined to declare war and annihilate G
Montenegro. The Journal declares Monte. |
egro has preserved her neutrality, but is
nable to prevent individual subjects aiding
heir brethren. S
The Berlin correspondent of the Times says /
be above important statement is confirmed
y Q communication from the Porte to the s
everal powers, threatening that the Turks !
,ill Immediately occupy Montenegro if her ,
overnment does not cease giving aid to the :
shells. /,
LONDON, Jan. 26.-The Times Paris tele- 9
ram says 1t seems quite certain the Senate IN
o case will contain purely ministerial ma L
)rity, as Buffet understands the term. The r
abinet could only find majority by the I
import OF tour ant-Republican groups, in
luding the ir econcilable Bonapartists and /
,oderate Left with the Ministerialists. Buffet /,
lust renounce the least cooperation from
he moderate Left. The Leon Say and Feray G
Incident has placed an impossible barrier be- q
ween the Left Center and him. !
NJ Buffet can then only govern with the
our groups OF the Right = he resoIuely {
pushes the moderate Left towards the Radi- r
al Left and himself becomes a prisoner of !
he Bonapartists OF all shades, being forced at
he same time to reckon on the support of the |
4egitimists. Such a combination would be !
he signal for the most disastrous complica-
ions. If France is ready to be saved, another
'olicy must prevail; policy liberal, moder- {
tie, and firm against all violence and aglta-
ion. =
This policy is only possible with the Left !
,enter. Happily, the good sense and he nest ,
deas of P lesident MacMahon will suffice to
eassure France, and We may be certain that
he next session will omen under Cabinet
ealizing the promise OF Lille and summoning |
round 1t the moderate men of all parties. 5
SAN SFR,sTIAN Jan 26 - The Royali 4 |