The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-30
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON March % The Duke of Buccleugt
will not second Earl Shaftesbury's motion fol
an address to the Queen requesting her not to
assume the title of Empress.
LONDON, March 29.-The Daily Telegraph
editorial on the subject of the rumored lndls-
position Of the Gear, says: 1--WE believe the
facts concerning the Gear are that he is serl-
ously i'll, and that doctors haYe recommended
his prolonged sojourn at Ems, and afterwards
in Switzerland. Therefore, it is probable that
the public convenience will necessitate the
| Czarowitch exercising the functions Of the
Emperor during his absence"
| A special telegram from Berlin to the Times
says the prospect Of regency in Russia ex.
cites much speculation here concerning its
probable relations between Russia and Ger
many, because of the anti German tendencies
of the Czarowitch.
| The Times financial article this morning
understands that capital required for testing
| the practicability of Channel tunnel is being
rapidly subscribed. The French company
already have two million francs-half Of the
requisite amount. The English company, if
not already equally advanced. doubtless soon
| will be, and experiments will be in active
progress before long.
The Stock Exchange opened with better
feeling. though business is restricted by set
Element. Foreign securities are increasingly
| firm.
LONDON, March 29-The Times has an edi-
torial on the subject Of the adventures of the
survivors of the emigrant ship Strathmore,
which concludes: "iIhe vessel, which at
length arrived to the rescue, was United
States whaler on her course to the South Sea
fisheries. Her captain, We are told, gave up
the chance of the seasons profits for the sake
of the poor creatures he found at the Crozets,
and who were in need Of an amount of care
they could not have received if he had taken
them with him.
1--WE are sure the English nation will Judge,
as it deserves, of the sacrifice to which Capt.
Clifford submitted, and will not fail to do
honor to the deed and to the man."
The Times Berlin special says the Russian
press is gradually Withdrawing from the con-
OF the rebellion in Herzegovina. Neither the
necessity of keeping Turkey intact nor the
expediency of Russia acting conformity with
Austria is longer insisted upon.
The Official Inudlide Russo, on the contrary,
attributes the dangerous position IT the in-
surgents to Austria's Partially for Turkey,
forgetting entirely that Austria's proceedings
have been SO long supported by Russia The
Roman Gazette, which is always well informed
in foreign m alters, has suddenly changed its
tone. Il proposes the Turkish troops be with
drawn from Herzegovina, and the province
either ceded to or placed under the admins
tration of the Prince of Montenegro, who in
return might be induced to recognize the Sal
tan as his Suzsrain.
This suggestion is put forward because the
Gazette thinks that ell hope of carrying out the
reform programme must be abandoned while
there are Turkish troops in Herzegovina and
while the Porte is penniless or impotent to
do anything effective, without mentioning
Austria's we'll known opposition to any such
plans. The Gazette concludes by inviting
England to cooperate with Russia for this
purpose.
DR.. Henry Lstheby, Medical Officer Of
Health for the city of London, is dead.
BRUSSELS, March 29.-The Court OF Cassa-
ton has denied the appeal of Carl Vogt, the
murderer, against the death sentence.
MADRID, March pa petition in favor of
Catholic unity, signed by the Pspal Nuncio
and Spanish Bishops, was presented to the
Cortes to-day.
PARIS, March ON. Pillon, the eminent
Greek scholar, is dead.
PARIS, March 29-It is stated that repre-
sentatives of England and France will shortly
meet to negotiate new commercial treaty.
VERSAILLES, March 29.-The election of NJ.
Gavin, Bonspartist, from Corsica, was an
nulled. Minister Dufaure stated he would
CONSIDER inc queStOu W0etoS NnsinA eAou'u
be prosecuted for issuing placard promising
the return of the Empire.
VIENNA, March 28.-The American Miuis. |
ter, MIR. Orth. is in Italy with his family. He
will sail from Liverpool for New York in May.
Mr.. j. F. Deplain, Secretary Of Legation,
will act Is Charge d'Affsirs
BERLIN, March 29-The powers have de-
handed from Servia guarantees for her con-
tinued neutrality, and have asked the Porte
to accslerate the pscifcation OF its people.