The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-16
FOREIGN NEWS.

LoSDoN, Jan. IA special from Vienna {,
tasrs Standard says the Austrian Foreign Office
csvts1ient England will assent to Andrassy s note
The Wiener press reports that Lord Derby re
tsfly expressed dissatisfaction to Count Vol
knotl, Austrian Ambassador at London, because
England had not been asked to assist in dra wing
80 proposals for Turkish reforms, instead of be-
1AE merely requested to indorse them.
ahe same dispatch reports the Montcnogrn
Aomrpment bought fifty cannon and ten thou.
lrcsyci ususkets in Vienna
Yhe hetcs Vienna despatch saws: 1t ia reported
sana tNelve merchants Of Odessa have been
Fsarhs
a Madrid dispatch to the daily Tele1rdph saws
9sssla has issued an address, seeking election to
aas Ccs,es, IN order to explain the coup detat OF
g5xnsary, 1874.
Vienna telegram in the Post reports serious
shfsSesies5 among the Insurgcnt leaders in Her
ssasnsGrs.
= JnDobe ties has quilted the insurgent camp
'9h h't Sers and gone to Ragusa.
gar 1'a l5-S2ow again interrupts COM
E1nh iir p \ south OF France and ia Corsica
y = c will consequently be impossible 10
hsa elections for Senatorial delegates in MANY
pieces 10 -morrow.
LONDON, Jan. 15.-The Times, in an editorial.
.nys Inc British Cabinet will consider the answer
~ the Austrian note next Tuesday. The Itmes
lAIngy advises Its acceptance, and says Tur-
LAY answer may depend on England's decision
A'9Nnos, Jan. 10. The inquiry by the Board of
SrAae II Biddefoid, into the loss of the British
sT1k Island Bell has been concluded. II has
7uSsspTed that the Channel Island vessels sailing
affim port where q registered captain is re.
esAirfsf, are accustomed to have a nominal cap
a@a. Who Is mate TO real but uncertificated mas
tsg.
Tbs court suspended the certificate of nomina
a'hcst. Hewitt for two years. but Expressed no
cFsninn as TO the death of Lewis who was
q seed TO have been brutally kicked by Capt.
ahsaIst Np''
Ian A No
's'ssHl telegram from Copenhagen, saving: ~
s@ authorized to contradict the report of the nro
,rised sale OF the Island of st. Thomas, in the
@net indies, to Germany. The idea was mooted
NJ $50 OF exchanging st. Thomas for North
A@s"%A, but was dismissed as impracticable.
nGSh"N, Jan. 15.-Ihe Pail Mall Gazc,te's
aN.Smi nom Berlin says that the select COM
1'Hiae ot the Imperial Parliament to whom the
En@eht proposed amendment to the criminal
Nas referred, resolved upon direct opposi
IN .he government, and fayors iury tr * for
hYenses.
nc proposed conference of the German Mari
81 States, to inquire into the marine disasters
s4S !s'tn postponed six weeks, in order 10 oiye
&Qyor:unity 10 investigate the Eng lish systems
living to the opposition of some If the smallcr
~ '~ses, thcsgovernment has for the present i m.
'he scheme OF purchasing all the railway. n
lsis slone, IN waIch Lo serious dif1icultie. .sre
rpated.
-rDpS, Jan. 15.-Atnough tile regular fort
gAy settlement at the Loukon Stock Ex
-cj;e absorbed much attention, fairly sctI,e
.sess was transacted during the week, and IL Q
--Agacatons III some stocks were wide.
fDg hsh and American government securities
SsNs been III rrque 4, with al upward tendency
~ Austrian ana hungarian bonds and English
TnGSay stocks have attracted the principal share
rs attention. The former were depressed, partly
IN tScoant Of the difficulties arising in the nego-
aIisons Tor the revisio' froations, and partly in
4znseGDeAee Of the projected issue of new loans |
ssaasay shares are generally lower, in conse- |
.Sat ace p the dividends declared which, though |
Sp~!a PETER man ! 70 las halt Of 1874, did not |
iihisA ana ftruSiaa securities are dull with
aEi lAater!Al Change. Egyptians have beeu
arE' 4, dealt II. Money has been in active de-.
AAaAA loE settlement, but there has been little
.asxRle clal demand for accommoda ton, and in
is@ sb.ence Of Inquiry for New Orleans and
SITE financial enterprises, the rate has gradually
80. - - Ihe ruling price o. four per cent for
ss-'e soathe' bills is scarcely maintained, To- Il