The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-23
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Feb. % In the Suez Canal de-
bate Lowe and Gladstone criticized the trans
action. Gladstone pointed out the great risk
England ran by abandoning her position % q
champion of the interests of Europe to be-
come the champion of her own selfish in
terests.
Mr.. Dimaeli said he thought the discussion
showed Enthusiastically that If Mr.. Gladstone
had been in office the shares would not have
been purchased. He did not recommend the
purchase % financial investment but ss Q
political measure calculated to strengthen the
Empire. the vote was agreed to.
The Daily Neaos special from Vienna an
nounces the occurrence Of disastrous foods in
the provinces of upper Austria and Moravia.
One hundred and twenty houses have been
destroyed.
The submarine cable between Sydney and
New Zealand has been successfully laid, and
IL open for traffic.
The United States storeship Supply has AZ
rived at Civitta Vecchis.
LONDON, Feb. 22.-In the House of Com
mons the government stated negotiations
were progressing with the South American
States for extradltion treaties; also, that the
government was not recognizing the exclu-
,sive right of France to fish ct New Found
land.
LONDON, Feb. 22.-The steamer Franconia
il detained for inquiry into the Strath- Clyde
disaster.
LONDON, Feb. GA Berlin dispatch to the
Tunes says the great powers are endeavoring
! 70 induce Servia aud Montenegro to prevent
their subjects from joining the insurgents.
PARIS, Feb. 22.-The Oariist General Dorre-
garry has taken refuge on French soil.
fhopelessly lost.
It is estimated that when all the elections
are held, the Chamber of Deputies will stand
about as follows: Republicans $50, Bona
partists l0O the remainder being of various
ohades of Monarchists and Constitutionalists.
4 Ee Bien Publigue announces that Dufaure
viii form Q new Ministry.
LONDON. Feb. 22-The Paris dispatch of
The Standard says: M. Rouher is elected in
Rom, Pascal Duprat is defeated in the Landes
by the Bonapartist Delsborde, Victor Lefranc
Thiers, is returned from Monte De Marsan.
Among the Bonapartist party are elected
the Duo de Mouchy and Janvier LaMotte,
the notorious Project OF the Department Of
the Eure during the Empire.
PARIS, Feb. % 1t is not yet known to
whom President MacMahon will trust the for
nation of o new cabinet.
The Repubique Rrancaise (Gambetta's or.
gan), of to-day, says that the Buffet Cabinet
Will nave 10 render an account TO the country
OF its administration of public affairs, and
declares that any revision OF the constitution,
except in a Republican sense, is now impos-
sible.
Republican papers comment upon the
calm and tranquil manner in which the
country associated Itself with Republican
ideas.
PARIS, Feb. 22.-Jules Ferry iS elected in
the Vospes. IL is believed q second electori
will be necessary in Ajaccio, neither Prince
Napoleon nor NJ. Rouher having an absolute
majority. M Buffet poled at Mercourt 6958
votes to 1856 for his opponent. and at Castel-
Sarrasin heo received 1914 and his opponent
1854 votes.
The formation Of new Cabinet by n. Du-
faure is inevitable.
1t il stated that President Mac Nahon has
scdlied on NJ. Dufaure to take charge of the
Ministry of the Interior until Q meeting OF
The Chambers. II. Buffet resigned on the
ground that he was no longer possessed Of
sufficient authority to conduct the admins
tration. 1t is said Mr.. Dufaure advised the
President to maintain the Cabinet as nov
constituted until the Chambers metz instead
of forming an od interim Ministry.
The question Of intrusting NJ. Dufaure
With the formation of q new Ministry has.
however, been under consideration. Should
~. Dufaure accept the tssk. it is thopghe that
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