The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-11
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Jan. 1O-Dion Boucicault write.
Disraeli a strong letter in behalf of FeniaI
prisoners, arguing the popularity of the meas
ure from the sympathy expressed by Eogiisl
and American audiences at incidents in hi;
plays concerning supposed amnesty to Fe
Mans
Inc Times. in leading article on warning
English vessels not to Apr ach the Spanish
coast east Of Bilbao, says Elf Spain can moi
police her coast zoe must. The United States
might also set a good example by insisting
that Cuba be no longer allowed to become the
plague, instead of the pearl of the Antilles .
The article concludes by recommending that
Spain be told that she will be held account
able for every shilling Of damage done to for
eign vessels by Carlist shells when, doubtless
after preliminary buster, the remedy would
be found easy and Spain would see clearer the
danger Of dallying with civil war.
| A dispatch from Delhi reports that during
the parade in that city Saturday Lord Napier
was thrown from his horse and had his collar
| bone broken. He is doing we'll.
| The steamer Faraday, which went out to
| pick uD and repair the direct cable, commu-
nicated with Ireland, and reported that the
eastern end of the cable from the break bad
been found, and would be buoyed, but no hing
later has been received.
LoND,N, Jan. 10. From special kilograms
from Paris to the London papers it would
seem Cabinet troubles have arisen from the
fac. that Leon Say, the Minister of Finance,
is a candidate for the Senate from the Depart
ment OF the Seine-et-Oise, while NJ, Dufaure,
Minister of Justice, is canvassing il Charente
in concert with Col. Derfert, lately most de-
cided opponent to the ministry. Yesterday
Leon Say had two audiences with Marshal
Mac MahOn
The Moniteuw says he spoke to the Presi- |
dent about the attacks upon him by the news |
papers, which lie Soliel intimates certain |
officials encouraged. The principal offender 4!
is the Figaro, which yesterday affirmed that
NJ. Buffet had ordered the Project OF the
Seine-et-Oise to vigorously oppose the Sena-
torial list upon which Leon Says name ap.
pears.
The Figaro also publishes long and bitter
diatribe against Say OF which the following is
an extract "For his candidacy Of that list
he knows the government blames him, yet he
remains He knows the head OF the State
retu es his conduct, and he remains. Dis
avowed, condemned and regretted by his col
leagues, he still remains. Whatever is said
or done, he drinks OF every cup. and remains.
A Paris telegram to the Times says the strug-
gle at the coming election will be very bitter.
The IdH Nau Gazette has an article on the
Spanish question, in which it ridicules the
C"uAiS hihcic Ill tuo IuneS THIS morning. |
The writer says: "We can not avoid the sus-
oicion that. 1t more powerful country than
spain VAS defaulting in her performance of
International duties, the Times would not
lave adopted such tone. We are unable to
Zee any more credltable reason for re %, ting {
g 1t IN this case than SPANS inability to re-
tent it. c
The Manchester Guardian TODAY stated {
nat rumors gain currency that Queen Victo- I
"a will open the coming session of Parlia-
nent in person. '
Viscount Amberly, the eldest son Of Earl /
RUSSELL is dead a
LONDON, Jan. 10 The Mark Lane E.rpress
. It's weekly review of the grain trade, saws d
be Paris market reports of the temperance I
ir1st have arrested the downward tendency a
{ prices; but trade is siagnant, while in .
sveral provincial markets quotations are a
Killing lower Some places in Holland, Bel a
um aud Germany have been in sympathy.
But nowhere has there been material re- I'll
action, owing to the discomfort Of growers G