New Orleans Republican., 1875-09-08
FOREIGN.
!NIcCloskey.s Movements,

-hcLlOshey's 3 Nl0tements.
ROVE, September Cardinal McC ClosKey
left Florence for this city to-day.
The Meeting of the Consistory.
The consistory which was appointed for
the twenty seventh of this month, will be
held instead on the Seventeenth or twentieth
instant.
The date fixed for the papal consistory is
September 9. The Pope will then nominate
occupants for vacant sees in Spain. in
cluding three in the district occupied BY
Carlists.
Order Established in Bosnia.
CoNsIASTTsoPLE, September 7.--Order
has again been completely established in
Bosnia, and is almost restored in IIerzego-
yina.
Dorregarray in Retreat.
MADRID, September The Carlist Gsn-
eral Dorregarray, pursued by the royal
forces, has passed through Roncal with
1900 men. He had lost his war material.
subsequently he reached Burqueto.
Negotiations for Peace
The Biscayans are renewing manifesto
tions in behalf Of peace, and refuse to pay
the taxes levied by the Carlists. Rumors
OF negotiations for peace gain credence.
The German Pilgrims.
Mons, September "A train bearing the
German pilgrims to Lourdes reached here
last night, and started from the station at
noon to day. A great crowd assembled at
the station. The burgomaster, with large
force of police, was present No disturb
ance, shouting or any demonstration oc-
Cured.
Kaufman and the khokands.
ST. PETERSBURG, September IA tele-
gram has been received from General Kauf-
man, commanding the Russian expedition
against the khokand rebels, announcing
n M q aftla fnuuht 10,
which the Russians completely defeated the
rebels, numbering 3o, 900 men, who occupied
fortified position, which General Malo-
vatchotf stOrmed.
Tbs enemy were pursued fifteen yersts.
and many were killed and drowned in the
ANU Dora river Several guns and uuan-
tity of war material were captured. The
loss of the Russians was inconsiderable
General Kaufman will continue to advance
against the rebels.
Vacant Seats in Parliament.
LONDON, September 7.-Lieutenant
Colonel I. M. Wilson, conservative mem
Der OF Parliament for West Suffolk, and
Mr. H. Nj. Flelden, conservative, the mem
Der Tor Blackburn, are dead. The former
was only elected in June last.
Diseased Stock.
Fifteen thousand animals are affected
with the foot and mouth disease in Dorset
shire.
The New Opern House.
The construction of the new National
Opera House, on the Thames embankment.
has commenced. There was an informal
gathering of managers, artists and Others,
at the site of the building, this morning.
and Nine. Titiens laid the first brick. The
public ceremony of laying the corner stone
will take place in a few davs, and il is init
mated that the Prince of Wales has prom
ised to ofiiciate on the occasion.
. Hops.
The Brewers' Guardian newspaper savs
prospect in England continues fair for full
average yield of hops of good quality. On
the continent rain is needed and unless it
comes soon the crop will be decrea sed and
the quality deteriorated. In France and
Germany the hop fields are somewhat
troubled with mould and vermin. In Bel
gium the yield will be largely over the
average.
Cargo of Rotten Peaches.
LIVERPOOL. September 1.-The peaches.
per steamer Ohio, were rotten on their ar
rival. They were in perfect order until
September =. The ice gave out August go.
A Mexican Man-of-War,
HAVANA, September The Mexican
man-ofwar Libertad is in the harbor.