The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-02
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, March 1.-The Standards Pari
dispatch reports that NJ. Casino Perier ha
declined the Ministry Of the Interior, and NJ
Lefranc has accepted it.
NJ. WALTON will retain the portfolios of Pub
lie instruction.
LONDON, March l. - Great rejoicing pre-
walls in Seville, Cadiz, and the entire south
of Spain. The streets of Cadiz are illumina.
ted every night.
1t is said fifty thousand soldiers will 60 tc
Cuba to subdue the instruction.
The marriage of Prof Tyndall to Miss
Louisa, daughter Of Lord Cloud Hamilton,
took place yesterday at Westminster Abbey.
The rite was performed by Dean Stanley.
Among those present were Thomas Carlyle,
Prof. Huxley, DR.. Hooker and Sir F. Pol
lock.
I A special dispatch to the Daily Ne,os from
Paris says Don Carlos will arrive there on
Thursday. He will proceed to Calais, where
yacht is waiting to convey him to England.
LONDON, March Ia special telegram from
Madrid to the Ne,os states that $1,000 men
will be sent to Cuba Immediately.
There will be three days bull fights and
| other festivities on the entry Of the royal
troops into Madrid.
The Spanish Embassy q! Paris positively
denies that ex.Queen Isabella, has any politi-
cal motive in visiting Spain. She goes at the
request of King Alfonso. It is stated that
Isabella will 60 to Csrauanchel, near Madrid.
PARIS, March Letters give curious &C.
counts of the scenes on the Spanish frontier.
Whole bands enter France for internment.
Some of the refugees are entirely destitute,
others bring horses and mules, for which
there is no saleg The battalions of Navarro,
Alava and Gnipuzcoa have been dismanded.
Some are asking amnesty, others are en-
tering France. The officers accompany.
ing DON Carlos are we'll supplied with
money and arms. Don Carlos does not seem
depressed; he betrsys neither despair or de-
sire for revenge.
LONDON, March Ia Berlin special says
that Emperor William refuses safe conduct
for Won Arnim to visit his sick son in Berlin,
and that the application of pardon by Won
Arnim's family remains unanswered. The
high treason, insulting the Emperor, Bis
marck, and the Foreign Office.
The Times Roman special contains further
details Of the great forgery. The Marquis
Montegazzs, always hitherto regarded as q
gentleman worthy of all confidence, was q
director in Modena and Msntua r silroad.
Some assert he has been employed by the
King in financial operations. and has taken
advantage Of the opportunities afforded by
that confidence. In March of last year the
Marchesse Montegazza negotiated loan of
G, 000, 600 francs for the municipality Of
Naples, and received the money under his
own control from the Paris bankers who
placed the loan.
The Times letter from Alexandra says it is |
stated on good authority that Col Gordon,
the African explorer, is returning to Cairo. |
Various reasons are assigned, among which |
are the following: the harassing struggles |
with the rebellious tribes have thinned his |
forces The Egyptian troops do not thrive at |
The equator; blacks are not always readily re- |
,ruited, and also want Of harmony between |
COL Gordon and the Egyptian administration |
Tor the permanent control of Equatorial |
Egypt. It is probable that Egypt will tenn
porarily abandon the development of her
equatorial possessions.
BERLIN. Feb. 29.-The correspondent of
he Standard telegraphs: 81 hear from q re.
liable quarter that the government, in spite of |
he opposition Of Bavaria, will within fort
night introduce in the Landstag bill giving
{ permission TO sell the Prussian railways to |
he Empire.
ROME, March bills of exchange for
$40, 900 were negotiated on pretense that they
we're drawn for the accommodations of the
King. The Kings name was forged. The
,ills were discounted ut the Banco Populare,
# Bologna. The sole perpetrator is the
Marquis Meulagazza, of Milan, who CON-
essed the crime.
ROME, March IN. Mermillod has had an
audience with the Pope, and Cardinol Anto-
leili positively asserted that thu Vatican Is
eeking for means for settling the differences
Nth Switzerland.
MADRID, March 1.-Several Deputies intend
ffering resolution in the Cortes that Biscay
nd Navarro cease to exist as separate pro-
inces, and call on the government to appor-
ion the territory among the adjacent pro.
inces.
PARIS, March 1.-Don Carlos left Pau yes
erdsy for England. The Conte Casarta goes
0 Cannes. It is reported the eminent Com
aunist D 'Blanquil, is dead.