New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
WHOLE NUMBER 1884.

tict of three hours duration. The insur
gents claim victory.
Several Spanish custom officers on the
frontier have been driven away by the Car
lists and were forced to take refuge on
French territory.
After three days agitated debate on the
report of the committee on the LYONS war
contracts, the National Assembly this after
noon, by Il vote of 529 against A., adopted
resolution condemning the cOuGnct of par.
ties who hOisted the red flag in that city.
MADRID, February Daring The session
CT the Lower House of the Cores to- day,
Senior Gorilla, President ot the Cabinet
Council, asked for an appropriation OF l2,
600 900 reals to enable the government TO
put the telegraph lines throughout the
kingdom in thorough working order. In
reply to the question by deputy
Ill reference to the inSurrectionary
movements in the Dorth, Senior
Gorilla said he regretted TO announce
That many excesses were being committed
by the rowing bands OF Carlists. The gov
ernment forces, however, were active, and
were vigorously pursuing the Insurgents
The government had received intelligence
of the destruction of Malstre22os hy d band
OF Catiists, the defeat OF b thbrll's band,
and the complete rOut OF another force of
1900 insurgents, with loss Of twenty.eght
killed, including two priests.
1t was expected that the insurrection
would soon be ended and that the commu-
nication with France, which was now inter
rupted, would be restored at an early day.
PORT AUPRINCE, January 20.-There has
been an attempt to create an insurreGtlon
III Haytl Tor the purpose OF preventing an
election for President. The demonstra ton
was soon suppressed and tie ringleader5
arrested. five of whom were executed.
Aol'iNWALL, January 20.-A terrible hur-
v Islt nH nrtio Ia irlt Mt IA
and did much damage The schooner
RoJa Arch was driven through the Pa
citic Mail Companys wharf. and seventy
five feet OF wharf. the wharf engines and
| quantity OF merchandise were destroyed.
TIE schooner afterwards sunk The bark
Orient was driven into the railroad wharf,
and destroyed sixty five feet of it, and then
sunk. The lumber schooner &. II. Kelly
and the bark Gilmore were driven ashore.
The brig Elvea Allen and the bark Louis
StOker were slightly damaged. All the
steamships are safe. Three lives lost.
The total loss is between $j0O000 and
81 ,00o. The steamship Henry Chauncy
arrived on the nineteenth.
Financial matters are more quiet. Com
munlcatiun by cable between Domingo aud
Martinique is interrupted, and vessels have
been Engaged to carry telegrams between
these islands.
Numerous complaints from the public in
| consequence of the interruption of tele-
graphic communication between Havana
and Kingston. kilograms are nine days
coming, owing to the bad condition of the
short land line between Havana and Bata-
vino.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, January 22.-The
United States steamship Wyoming and the
German fleet have arrived here.
LONDON, February IA fire broke out i'll
the central block of the Royal Military
Academy at Woolwich, to day. The flames
We're not extingushed until the entire
block was destroyed. Total loss. $25OOOo.
LISBON, February The strike of the
engineers and stokers on the Portuguese
railroads has terminated, the government
having nterfered ami compelled them to
resume work. Trains have again COM
menced running as usual.
CONSTANTINOPLE, February The Sui
tan will attond the Nienna Exhibition. He
owill leave the government in charge Of
Iuss"f Izzrddin Elfeudi, and before starting
will proclaim the latter the heir to the
Turkish throne.