New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11
1875

! norther has prevailed. Many lives were
lost, and vessels wrecked. Nothing coult
| withstand the awful sea that was set up BY
the violence OF the winds boats were
knocked about and upset like cookie shells
The Chilian man of-war ValdOvia did not
get up steam in time, and broke from hel
moorings, and drove down upon the
men Of war Thalaha and Esmeralda, caus.
ing to both vessels great damage in
their foreparts. The Esmeralda threatening
to upset. her chains were let go, and after
drifting about the harbcr and damaging
several other vessels was finally run ashore
to prevent her from sinking.
The Chill papers give additional details of
the loss of over 100 lighters and boats. The
destruction Of boats and other property
be very heavy. The railway was much
damaged.
The King of Sweden.
Moscow. July l0.-The King Of Sweden
has arrived in this city.
Losses by the flood.
PARIS, July l0.-The loss Of Lisienx and
vicinity is 100000 francs. The :iood is
subsiding.
Spanish War News.
MADRID. July l0.-Among tho prisoners
taken by the AlfOnists is Carlist Brigadier
General and 10 officers.
The Carlist General Dorregaray is bein.
actively pursued by the Alfonsists. 1t is
believed he will attempt to take refuge on
French territory.
An official dispatch 70 tina government
gives the following details OF military
operations:
The fighting On "Wednesday near Nan.
clares, in the province of Alaya, lasted five
hours. The Carlists were under Peruia
and Carlos. They numbered eighteen bat
tallOns OF infantry with twelve guns and
$50 cavalry Their loss was llO killed,
many wounded and number Of prisoners
The AltOnsist General Contreas twice
brilliantly charged the Navarese with
body of eighty lancers, sowing death in
their ranks and creating panic.
The railway between Vittoria and Mi.
randa las been restored, and that between
Valentia and Vinacoso will shortly be re-
opened.
General Jovellar is at Morella, Province
of Castellon de la Plana. Weiters division
is endeavoring to overtake Dorregaray. It
has orders to Immediately attack if 1t comes
up with him. All the fords Of the River
Gallejo. in Arragon, are guarded.
Events Of Grent Importance.
LONDON. July l0.-A Tines Madrid dis
patch says events of great importance are
looked for.
Turkey VIII Educate Her Own.
A Times special from Paris says The Me.
mortal Diplomatic newspaper announces the
Turkish students IN Paris have been ordered
home, and that with the money hitherto de-
voted to the education Of these youths
Turkey will establish an institution at Con.
stantinople offering equal advantages to
those of Paris.
British Sympathy for Ileecher.
The Times having published some strict
ures on the address in favor Of Henry Ward
Beecher, drawn up by Congregational minis
tere, Rev. DR.. Alexander Raleigh, one of
the signers, has written a letter in reply.
He vindicates the action Of himself and his
friends in signing the address. He never
meant to commit any portion of non con-
formists to his views.
He then proceeds to declare that it is not
sound principle to assert because q man
may be blameless in lighter things he is not
to be approached with An expression of
sympathy by those who are unspeakably
glad to believe he has shown himself inno-
cent of heavier charge with complete sue
cess. The letter concludes as follows:
II never supposed that in signing the
document was expressing any opinion on
Mr.. Reecher's sayings or dOings in general.
believe the Christian sentiment Of Eng
some things which Mr.. Beecher acknowl-
odges. He has blamed himself without
stint; now, believe, he has recovered him
,elt and will stand in honor and usefulness
IS formerly"
The Kifiemen in scos'and.
The American rife team reached Glasgow
his morning. During the day they visited |
he principal places of interest and made |
rips to the lakes. They arrived in Edin- !
,urg tonight. The Americans will remain |
n Scotland until Wednesday next. The |
scotch rit1emen started for Wimbledon to- |
light before the arrival Of the Americans.
The Carlists have retreated in disorder |
oward Amezcoas Generals Quesada,
iona and TellO are pursuing them. Gen |
raj Quesada's victory at Nanclares pre- I
ented the Carlists from invading San
ander and the Asturias.
Election Excitement in Bavaria.
BERLIN, July l0-The electoral struggle |
xcitement between the Ultramontanes and I
'atiOnalists. Much Importance is attached !
0 the result. The North Gcrman Gazette
en0unces the violence of the addresses OF
he CltramOntanes. and warns them that I
victory on their side will be like the vic
ories Of King Pyrrhus.
Labor Troubles.
4 number Of Italian worsmen in Dalma.
a having been maltreated by some Of the
clavOnic population the Italian govern
lent sent q remonstrance TO the Austrian |
abinet, which replied that the quarrel was
OF of q national character. but originated
ON reduction of wages.