The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-05
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Feb. 4-The Standards Rome
special says that despite numerous denials
Cardinal Antonelli is seriously i'll.
The correspondent of the Times at Ragusa,
telegraphs: Il am enabled to state on excellent
authority tat the report that the Prince of
Montenegro agreed to recall his subjects from
Herzegovina IN consideration of cession Of
territory is an entire fabrication"
The Turkish army remains active near
ZuhZi.
The Daily Telegraph says the report of the
engagement of Princess Beatrice with Prince
LOUIS of Bate burg is untounded.
Rev. Alexander II. Mockonochie, curate of
tn noted high church of st. Adams, sent to
the newspapers to-day a document signed by
about one hundred prominent ritualist clergy
men, fairly representative men, including
lost, if not all, who have been subjected to
ecclesiastical prosecutions, disclaimlng con-
nection or sympathy with any movement
looking to the subordination Of the Anglican
ritualists to papacy, declaring the basis for
such q negotiation impossible until the Vati-
can DEGREES are rstracted and repealed with as
much formality as they weN promulgated.
The author of the original letter to Cardi-
nal Manning which first gave color to the re.
the same pseudonym-" Presbyter Angli-
that the letter originated
with himself, and that he spoke only Tor him.
self.
Renewed attention and discussion of the
su. ject have been awakened by Lord Pen
z ,lice's decision yesterday in the Folkestone
ritual case, the first suit under the public
worship regulation act. The decision declares
illegal the use of the crucifx and stations of
the cross and solitary communion.
The Rev. Mr.. Redsdale, the unsuccessful
defendant, is one Of the signers of Mr.. Mock
onochies manifesto.
LONDON, Feb. 4. - The election for the
House of Commons for Dorsetshire resulted in
he choice of Capt. Edward Il. 7. Dlgby,
Conservative.
Speculation at the Stock Exchange has been
Utmost at q stand still during the past week.
Investment securities are quiet and steady
While the market has had an upward ten
lency.
American securities and consols, which at
me time were weak and lower, close strong at
N advance of 1 on the week. Spanish stocks
lave displacei Egyptians as speculative
Medium and chow an advance Of l to 2 per |
,snt, Chi, fly on the continental buying. |
Egyptian securities also show slight i'm
but the scale Of operations is
mall, compared with that of the previous
ortnight. The Paris market has decidedly |
improved in consequence of the favorable |
ettlement. The disposition of the political
|oubts seem to have given decidadly up
yard tendency to French securities.
There have been some purchases of Rus
ian, Turkish. and Egyptian securities here
or continental accounts, which saved the
market from absolute s,agnaton. The nego-
iations of French capitalists in Egypt for
always and other monopolies have failed, |
nd the way is clear for English proposals.
The English foreig ign office has received the
hanks OF the German government for the
protection of Germans by the commanders of
British ships during the late election troubles
n Peru
r utter telegram from Rome says it is re-
'orted Hohenlohe, besides settling differences
Ehich hi herto prevented his going to Rome,
viii enter upon negotiations TO remove the
nmi'y bet een the German government and
be r oman Catholic Episcopacy.
1t Is asserted in clerical circles in Rome
hat Ger ain English ritualists, having some-
ime ago adopted the rites of the Roman
,atholc Church, Cardinal Manning, to whom
ONE of the leading rituaiists applied. con-
tived the ide of leading them to Rome by
flowing them to retain C rtain privileges.
The Cardin Al came to Rome to defend this
cheme, but he coDgre CATION of rites persist
ntly oppose Il
C.rdinal Manning has recently informed
he Vatican that there was grave discord
mong the ritu lists, and the time was oppor. \,
me TO make the dissatisit dsparty some con-
.ssion III order To induce them to join the
hurch. Msnning's proposals we're merely
ferred with some outward form aliIies. 1t is
Ut believed they viii be accepted. i,
dispatch from Calcutta to the Times states
lat three hundred troops will 60 to the
unan frontier to escort the Grovesnor mis- q
on through Burmah to British territory. Ii
An Odessa telegram to the Times says the
orte will give favorable answer to the Aus I
ian note, and publish new firman making 4,