The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-15
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Pacha will 90 to Mostar next Saturday On a
conclliatory mission.

Pacha will 20 to Mostar next Saturday on
conciljatory mission. -..
VIENNA. Jan. 13-The Eendenblah, which
is in close communication with the Foreigl
Office, discussing the probability that tn
Porte will accept or delay the carrying out o
Count Andrassay's proposals, says: Much a.
we respect the rights of nations and Europe
ans we can not appear as enemies to the
Sclaves. They must remember that Austria
has advanced eastward step by step and con.
verted former Turkish provinces into flourish
ing lands Eastern Christians consider the
Austrian Emperor their protector. Other
powers will know how to appreciate the pc
culiar position OF Austria"
Trustworthy persons from Russia say in
cessant preparations are making for the trans
port4tion of troops on large scale next
spring on the Orenburg road and line run
ming west from Moscow third track is
progressing on the road from Moscow to
Polish Lithuana night and day.
WEXFORD Ireland, Jan. IA. - One dead
body and a quantity of wreckage matter has
been washed ashore near this point. 1t is
believed that both came from the snip Har-
vest Queen. IS some Of the wrecksge has
been identified as belonging to that pessel
LONDON, Jan. At is feared the Harvest
Queen and Cape Cormorin collided off Tuscan
last Friday and all were lost.
LONDON, Jan. 14.-The Euening Echo states
that some strange disclosures were made at
the Board of Trade inquiry at Biddeford con-
corning. the loss Of the British bark Island
Belle at Bude, in the British Channel, on tho
2lst of December last. The Island Belle
sailed from Wilmington, N. G., on the 18th
of November, for Bristol, manned by seven
hands, including Capt. Francis Hewest who
acted also as supercargo
mi fba Hta9r
sci, and he was put in irons half the voyage |
for threatening the off GERS. The second mate, |
Loomis, was i'll the 18th Of December but |
was compelled to work until he fell exhausted, |
then the captain kicked him violently and he /
died in few hours, having received no med
icine. He was buried at sea the next day. |
At o'clock the same evening the vessel was
running for the shore, and no efficient
measures were taken to keep her off, Capt.
Hewe.t denied having kicked LOOMS, but the
captains counsel was compelled to abandon
that portion Of the evidence as untrue The
case is not concluded.
LONDON, Jan. 14-The Standards Berlin
special says it would seem that an armistice
has certainly been agreed upon between
Church and State The Roman correspond
ent OF the Gernania, an unl.ramontano organ,
states that undoubtedly Bismarck is seeking
. modus operandi with the Vatican
The Italia, asemi-official Roman newspaper,
says that the Vatican has charged certain
German prelates to report the conditions I'M
der which Prussian bishops shall be allowed
to su bmit "Falk laws"
Capt. Ambrose Aarlesen, of the Norwegian
bark Prinuds Oscar, was recently examined
1t Newry, Ireland, for shooting and killing
one OF his crew while on a voyage from Balti-
more to Nswry. Aarlesen was handed over to
he Norwegian authorities for trial.
Norwegian ship captain who arrived at
Sewry day, says Aarlesen has had his trial [
u Norway, and been acquitted, on the ground
If justifable homicide.
Rev. Henry Marley, the celebrated revival
st. is repoted hopelessly Ill.
1t is rumored Queen Victoria's coming visit {
% Coburg has reference to the approaching
of her daughter Princess Beatrice .
With German Prince.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Ieegraph's Cairo
special says there have been important Egyp- | (
ian successes in Abyssinia. Gen. Kirkham
md two other English officers in the Abyssn- (
an service were captured. This requires con-
irmation.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. IA. 1t is semi 9
'fiicially stated, the Porte has now ceased its !
ndeavors to avoid receiving representation
rom the European powers respecting the in
of reforms in Turkey. The Rus ]
ian and Austrian Ambassadors at CONSTANT
ople have assumed decided tone on this e
ubject, thus dem onstrating the complete Il
armony of the two powers on their attitude
owards the Porte. t
PARIS, Jan. H. Sir John H. Glover, Gov t
rnor of Newfoundland. is here for the pur- q
ose of settling the differences between Eng c
md and France in regard to the Newfound- g
md fisheries. 1t is believed that he is p
to purchase the REIMBURSEMENT by
rance of her privileges. 8
MADRID Jan. H.-The Vatican has ap.
roved the appointment Of Cardenas as Am n
assador to that court. t.
Senior Sagastas committee have issued
rotest against the pressure brought to bear n
y the provincial authorities npon the cleo il
)rs. t
Carlist committees are endeavoring to in
uce their part;sans to renew the campaign v
, Catalonia, but they meet with small sue d
ess
The Diario says the government has received $
that q vessel is preparing at Bor- Il
eaux to bring a cargo of contraband to r
[atrico for the Carlists. n