The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-19

FOREIGN NEWS.

nurchased Is 900 more muskets. Tue bar
1ain was made through Russian agents and
she arms paid for with Russian money.
Tie Daiiu Nclrs publishes a telegram from
West Cowes, Isle of Wight, stating that the
North German LIoyds steamer Saler, from
New York for Bremen, is ashore on Bfamble
Efforts to get her ahoat have been uDsnccess
full and she vii! probably be obliged to dis
charge part OF her cargo
LONDON, jan. IL. A Vienna telegram tt
The DQlhy 1he,cs, states that only one Russian
fnercha,I. III Odessa, and not twelve as pre-
Siously reported, mas been transported to
Liberia.
LONDON. Jan IS Among the Conserva
hives elected com 9aratively few are Legltima
fists or Orleansts. The prevailing element
il pronounced Bonapartist. Should present
averages prevail throughout France the re-
suit wouid be: Senate, 1870 Republicans, 10.
Guiding lite members already members; lOO
militant Bonapartsts, and 10 belonging to
various parties, including "patient" Bona
2srtists
The steamship Saler, which went ashore
Yesterday at Brambles. near Isle Of Wight,
was f0ated at 4 o'clock this morning, and
proceeded on her voyage apparently unln-
Iared.
LONDON. Jan. 18-A thousand more work
gen in the coll!eres in North Wales struck
against reduction Of wages.
LONDON, jan. is The Times publishes
letter from Vienna giving the foiio wing &C.
tails of the insufrecion Ia the IurEiSh prov
inces:
Panty from d sincere wish to end the in
surrecion and partly from anxiety to escape
intervention, the Porte is making great efforts
40 achieve modification uDalded. Ihe new
Turkish commander, Mukhtar Pasha, and
the new Governor, All Pasha. are to CO.
operate 10 tina. end the former by military
disposition, the lat.e- by political and dlplo-
matte activity.
The Il we're checks the insurgents have re-
gently suffered, and the large reiaforcements
khe Turks lately received, render offensive
operations by the insurgents improbable.
Mukhtar Pasha seems to have instructions
not to operate against the insurgents, but to
begin by the occupation of the important
positions and deboucnes of the Montenegrin
frontier thereby sort IT Gordon Will be
drawn to prevent Montenegrins from assisting
the insurgents, and the Turk arms will be
turned against those attempting to pass the
frontier.
So far as munitions of war and provisions
are concerned, such a disposition might
answer but il would be Ineffective against
The passage Of armed mountaineers. The
sort of truce thus established with the insur-
summonlng an assembly Of notables at Mostar,
70 draft a report Of the grievances of the
country to besent the Sultan. He (the Sultan)
will then consider all just complaints and
make special conces sions.
While Herzegovina is within the vilayet
Of Bosnia, no concessions will be possible
without extending them to Bosnia also. which
is scarcely practicable on account of the
much larger population Of Musselmen in Bo-
gina who are already so excited and 60 fan.
stical that there is great danger OF an out
break leading to serious excesses. La order
to solve this difficulty, Herzegovina will be
sreated an independent vilayet.
The circumstances of the two provinces are
very different. None of the powers will
gYudge Turkey the merit Of pacifyiDg the
insurgents unaided; on the contrary. all will
be relieved from much Inconvenience and
anxiety. After the previous fruitless efforts.
it is doubtful whether this eleventh hour ore
is likely to be much more successful
PARIS, Jan. lS-La Pdtrice gives the fol.
lowing AS the general result Of the elections
for Senatorial Delegates, professedly from an
official source, Of 1000 Communes, $4,000
returned Conservatives.
The extreme Radicals have been victorious
IN very few instances. The successful candi-
dates are Bonapartists, Orleanists and Mod
derate in seventeen Departments.
PARIS, Jan. 1S-Later returns show the
Conservatives have elected majorities Of Sem
atorial delegation in the following depart
ments Loire, Marne ct Loire, Loire Iaferie-
are, Indre, and Gironde.
Gen. Lemal, acting commander Of Mar
settles, has by virtue of the powers conferred
upon him by the state Of siege, prohibited the
projected political banquet to Gambetta
Returns from forty d partments show the
Conservatives have carried 80, Republicans 4,
and doubtful.
Pans, Jan. 1s.- Sufficient returns have
been received to show the result of the cleo
tions for the Senatorial delegates in fifty de-
partments. OF these the Conservatives car
RED &c. the Opposition 4. and 10 are doubt
snl The Conservative majority in vosges Is
70, in Geronde so, and in Prey de Dome and
Charente respectively the Conservatives have
swo-thirds majority. The Departments Of
Gers Deux, Zvres, Haute-Saone. Vancleuse
and Ardiche have also elected Conservative
nsjorities.
The Moniteur states pronounced Bonapart-
lists only preponderate.
Among the delegates elected in Corsica are
&eH, ChaIente, Dardagne, Bases, Pyrenees
md Pas de Calais.
The Conservative majority comprises gen.
orally those who wish for practical applica-
non Of the new constitution.
The Bonapartist journals, however, claim
mum erous successes. Duke DecaZes will |
contest the election for Deputy in the eight |
senth reimbursement of Paris. He has issued |
m address indorsing President MacMahon's
manifesto. He says he desires only such |
notifications of the Constitution as sincere |
and patient trial may show to be necessary,
and declares I'VE shall pursue the work to |
which we are devoted, namely, the mainten- |
ance of the peace of France, daily encouraged |
by sentiments of the rest of Europe"
Some crowds assembled in the streets of |
Marseilles last night, but dispersed at the
summons of the police. The troops were
confined to their barracks. ....
D.. Gambetti had an interview with Gen. |
Leval to-day; the latter stated he had acted !
on the orders of his commanding officer. Gen. |
Espivent, who is in Paris. The prohibition |
Of the banquette was solely to prevent dis |
surbance of public tranquility.
Gambetta afterwards LETT tor AK. The au-
ihcrites there have received orders to pre- |
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