The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-26

nally, from the cOnoucs OF puDuc aAauss 6aAns
ground rapidly.
It is also stated that he intends to reside
abroad some length of time, probably staying at
Malta, whittier the Duchess Of edinburgh will
| shortly proceed.
| The Czarowitch will be appointed regent dur
The correspondent asserts that statements
from high and well informed quarters corroborate
| this report.
The Times, Pal Mat Gazette and other lead
| ing newspapers censured and sharply criticised
Mr.. Disraeli's statement in the House of Com
mans On Thursday night, relative to MIR. Caves's
| report on the Egyptian finances and the govern
| ment's action in agreeing to withhold the facts,
in consequence of which Egyptian St curities ex-
perienced heavy decline yesterday.
Berlin dispatch to the Times says the
| changed attitude of the Conservative party in
Ssrvia attracts attention. The Conservative
organs OF late evidently regard the preservation
of peace as more likely to damage Conservative
interests than an outbreak even Of desperate
war. The Conservatives are endeavOring to Sc
cure the neutrality Of Austria by announcing that
Servia, il successful would raise no claim to the
Croadan districts.
dispatch to the Daily Ne1s states that a
new min stry has been definitely formed, as fol-
lows: Depreties, President of the Council and
Minister OF Finance; Nicorta, Minister OF
the Interior Corpero, Minister Of Instruction !;
lister of Public Works Me egari, Minister of For
eign Affairs /; Majoramo, Minister Of Commerce
Lezzocopo, Minister of War; Brin, Minister OF
Marine.
Sugar in Mincing Lane has been very dull this
week, and the prices OF several leading staples
are further depressed. Sugar on the spot is IT,
active, but some of the lower qualities for dis
tant arrival can be sol1 on former terms.
Coffee-The coffee imports have been large,
and the sales during last TWO days have generally
been at former rates. Fine tologne plantation
Ceylon has alone realized previous quotations.
The Liverpool cotton market tor the week
closing Friday has been animated and buyers
have followed the advance without hesitation.
Trade has been large; buyers and spectators
and exporters have also purchased freely. The
weather has been stormy, and the imports have
therefore, been light. The stock on hand has
consequently diminished, which has created an
increased demand. The continued unfavorable
news from Bombay about receipts there and
shipments thence Of cotton has occasioned an
important rise in Surats far more general. Con-
fdence in present values ia more manifested than
at the beginning Of the month, when prices were
fully h4lfpen'ny lower,
American descriptions have been in good de-
mand and prices are generally q higher. To-
day, Saturday, the market is firm, though there
Is no movement OF prices to be noted. There
has been rather more than an average business
for short day. The sales have been 10, 0U0
bales, of which 5000 we're taken by spectators
and exporters, leaving 70C0 to the spinners Of
Lancashire and Yorkshire. The last quotations
of the leading American staples were as follows:
Middling Uplands 69-l6, Middling Orleans
6 1916.
Futures-The arrivals market has shown a
great and.sustained activity, and has further adj
vanced, with some unimpOrtant fluctuations.
The tendency has been throughout tuoyant, and
the market closes, though not at its best. with
gain over last Fridays figures. To-
day Saturday arrivals are still strong, and
there has been further upward movement of
1872.
VERSAILLES, March 25.-The Chamber of Depu-
ties agreed to abolition of the state OF siege.
The committee report recommending an In
CURRY of the election of NJ. Nun, clerical deputy,
10 ascertain whether there was undue inteIfer-
ence on the part Of the clergy, was taken up tor
NJ. Nun made an energetic speech
IN defense of the right Of the clergy to support
menaced by the Democrats. -.
NJ. Gambetta replied: We did not attack re-
igious liberty, which ought to be protected un-
Ter Republic as well as any other government.
We do not allude to religion, to sincere Gath
olics, or to the French clergy, many of whom
doubtless dread the encrOachments of the Vatican.
All we aim at is to confne the clergy in their
proper sphere and prevent the pulpit from being
into political platform. We desire
his inquiry in order to cali upon the government
o remind the clergy that they should remain in
heir proper sphere" Inquiry was voted by 800 |
7eas to ITO nays.
SAN SEBASTIAN, March 25-Committees for the |
VI luC 1uoIOS dEo scuulliS uoputd.
ions to Madrid to lay their claims before the |
ROME, March 25.-Bishop Littlejohn, of the |
Diocese of Long Island, officiated at the opening
# the American Episcopal Church, in this city. |
There was present q large congregation Of dis
inguished persons.
SUEz, March 25.-The Prince of Wales started |
or Cairo this afternoon, accompanied by NJ. De |
4esseps and several Egyptian dignitaries.
CAPE COAST CASTLE, March 5.-Lieut. Caleron,
n nj thn
ointment of Africa, has sailed for Liverpool.