The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-31
FOREIGN NEWS.

VERSAILLES, MAfcn ZS.-1Q0 C06CHGeH
Deputies to-day INDUCED I'M . heated deba
Pau;eAts, Republican, from the arrondiss'
ment of Carpenters, Department of Vat
cluse. M. Boyer, Legitimist, urged that th
election be annulled. The members of th
Left interrupted and protested N. Boye
thereupon quilted the House.
subsequently, when q vote was about
take place, the Bonapartists and legitimistf
upon q sign frem the Duke De La Rochefou
Cauld Bissaica, legitimist member from tn
Advertisement of Manners in the Depart
ment of Sarthe, quilted the House in body
NJ. Grevy, the President of the Chamber, pro
tested, and stated that systematic absentatiol
was punishable.
N. Pouiades election was then confirmed
NM. Ricard and 0ufaure to-day gave evidenc'
before the Senate's committee on the amnesty
proposals. They pointed to documents show
ing that the majority of the convicts persist
In considering themselves political martyrs
and feel no regret for their crimes.
The return Of such men to society would
constitute positive peril The sentiments
evinced in pamphlets, journals and speeches
by refugees abroad also showed that they, il
permitted to return to France, would bring
back sentiments of hatred even more vehe-
ment than were displayed during the Com.
mUuo. ana the l0teO1OO Oh eOCOlU puSOl0R so
called necessary separation.
Therefore, it was absolutely impossible to
think Of either partial or general amnesty in
favor of such persons. The government, how.
ever, wished largely to exercise clemency to-
wards those who desired to live peacably, and
would take measures to bring about the ex-
tensive exercise Of Presideet McMahons right
to pardon Immediately upon the rejection of
tho amnesty motions.
VERSAILLES March 3O.-The Chamber of
Deputies to-day appointed q committee to
consider o bill restoring to the State the sole
power of conterring university degrees The
majority of the committee as constituted is
in favor Of the bill.
Thirty French bishops held conference
yesterday and to-day on the same subject.
supersede N. d. Gontant Bir0n, the French
founded.
The estimates presented BY the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs makes provision for the re-
appointment OF Vice Consul Of France at
Boston.
VIENNA, March 29-The story Of the resig-
nation OF NJ Novikcff, the Russian Minister
at this court, in consequence of o misunder-
standing with Count Andrassy, recently given
currency to by q special telegram to the Lon
don Times, is declared to be devoid Of found
alton.
ROME, March 29.-In the Chamber of Dep
uties to-day Prime Minister Dspretis an
nounced the programme Of the new ministry. |
It comprises reform of the electoral laws, so |
as to give real liberty and the restoration of
the absolute independence Of the magistracy. |
The financial condition of the country is |
greatly improved. A forced currency, how
ever, still exists, and presents danger upon 1
the removal Of which the ministry will con- |
centrate its attention. The ministry intends |
10 be neither aggressive nor hostile to the |
Church, but to hold aloof from any idea Of |
it.
= The government reserves the right to intro
duce measures for further securing liberty of |
and regulating the administration |
Of ecclesiastical property. Signor Depretes
in concluding his explanation Of the pre-
gramme. said the government ought not to be
. mere party, and would therefore accept the
cooperation Of all
LONDON, March 30.-Messrs. S.reokeisen,
Bischoff 4 Co., merchants. doing business at
No. Z Great Winchester, have failed. Their
liabilities are estimated at 100000.
To-day was the last of the Northampton
md Pytchley hunt meeting at Northampton.
The feature of the day was the race for the
great Northamptonshire Stakes of 800 SOW
Breigns added to . handicap sweepstake of 30
each, for all ages about two miles
The race vas won by Pfodigal; Lauzun. late
NJ. Toots's, Cd; Cataclyson. Sd. The favorites
vere badly beaten.
LoNDoN, March 30.-At the Stock Exchange
hiring the last hour this evening, foreign
oo9si1ine were extremely fat. but the most
1Snt feature has been the panic in Esyp-
~ which have fallen Al. This i'm
I'D eject to the market generally.
4 ,io =, Egyptian securities is owing
5y 81 adverse reports. including one
81 that finpncial panic prevailA in
;r5nf. ond another that heavy selling orddp y