The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-05
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Jan. A reported serious diff
Guilty between the Khedive and Mr.. Case,
British Commissioner, is confirmed by private
advices
LONDON, Jan. Sir Anthony Rothschild
Is dead.
The Es7ner newspaper says that at the
beginning OF last week sixty-two tons Of meat
were sold at Smithfeld Market, in this city,
which were shipped from New York to Liver
pool, and thence by rail to London. The
market was closed on Christmas, Sunday and
Monday, boxing day, 0nd the meat conse-
quently kept three days longer than ordi-
narily necessary; yet on Tuesday it was in
excellent condition, and sold rapidly at an
average of sixpence per pound.
Liverpool company is now negotiating
with the Marquis of Bute's trustees for the
re-establishment OF a steamship line between
Cardiff and New York.
The Pail Mall Gazette is informed that Lord
Northbr0ok will return to England in April
next. and Lord Lytton will be appointed to
succeed him AZ Viceroy Of India.
The Standard has q letter from Madrid,
saying Sagosta, Uiloa, Calmenazes and Orlise
are forming junta. The Constitutional party
have issued Q circular urging participation in
the coming elections for the Cortes. II says
the Government has promised the strictest
neutrality on the part of its agents, but de-
MES that any compact has been made with
the Government whereby party principles are
party expect to secure from lis to 12O seats
In the new Cortes.
telegram to the Times from Berlin, says:
The Russians spprehending another attack
from the unannexed portion Of Khokand, are
preparing to cross Syr Davia and occupy
Marghelan and UndergaL The campaign
will probably begin about the middle of
January and will probably result in annexa- |
ton Of Southern khokand.
special from Vienna to the Standard re- |
ports that the resignation of Prince Won |
Aursperg. President Of the Austrian Cabinet |
IL feared in consequence of differences with |
Hungary on currency questions.
LONDON, Jan. 4-An adjourned meeting of |
the Erie railway bondholders took place to-
day to consider the proposition recently made |
by the Watbin Committee.
Sir Edward Watkin moved that the scheme
of the committee be adopted in principle, |
subject to such modification Of details as the |
committee may think necessary or expedient
after consultation with President Jewell and
the American bond and stockholders.
resolution that committee be appointed
and empowered to execute the scheme, and
that Gov. Hden, of New York, be invited to |
act as referee and decide all questions that
might arise in its completion and execution,
was adopted unanimously
The lndia Office confirms the appointment
of Lord Lytton, Viceroy Of India, in place of
Lord Northbrook.
Lord Northbrook retires because he does
not feel able to sustain the heavy lab,rs OF the
Office during another summer. He will be
created an Earl.
LONDON, Jan. 4-The Pail Mall Gazette is
informed that the Khedive OF Egypt has ac-
cepted the resignation of Lubar Pasha, his
Minister Of Foreign Afoirs.
The ship New World, which sailed from
Deal, December 81, for New York, has put
into Portland Roads Capt Champion, her
MASTER died Of disease of the heart; and two
seamen, Durham and Handy, are also dead.
The captains body will te sent to New York.
PARIS Jan. 4.-Great prostration has fol- I
lowed Qleeu Isabella's attack OF measles, and I
still continues Id
The Duke de Broglie will be a candidate ;
Tor the Senate in the apartment of Eure.
nj ,rshal Canrobert is the Government can '
1idate for the Senate. il
PARIS, Jan. 4-The Monte,r publishes q
etter from NJ. Buffet to the Project of the G
Department of Lat The Minister SAYS the c
government deem it their duty to take up D
Marshal Canrobert rs q candidate for the r.
senate, because of his patriotic conduct in
leclining any nomin alton which might appear e
0 be hostils TO President MscMahon. This b
etter is regarded in some quarters with dis Z
ATTRACTION as orep TO the construction OF a