New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-28
FOREIGN.
The Carlfst War.


LoNDoN, January 26.-The latest advicee
from Rentera report the battle continues to.
day between Arechulegia, Santiago and
Mendi. Intelligence is received from pass.
ages that the Carlists in force occupy posi-
ton north of Andovia. An Alfonsist force
has landed at Guterra. A dispatch dated
Hendaye, received at Paris, claims the
Carlists have been defeated.
| A Times special, dated Hendage, January
&c, says the Alfonsists have withdrawn
from both TANKS of the Carlists, but still
occupy the position captured. Two bat
taliODs landed at Gueretaria and captured
| the Carlist positions commanding thGt town.
Emma Mine.
The Daily News is informed that writs
were yesterday served on General Schenck,
the American minister, Albert Grant, the
noted financier, and others now or formerly
connected with the Emma Mining Com.
pany.
A Turkish Success.
The Daily Telegraph has q special from
Rsguss, saving q force of 5000 Turks, under
M0uktar Pasha, has retaken the forts and
Entertainments of Rodovan, which were
from the seventeenth to the nineteenth of
January.
Coming to the CentenuIal.
The centennial commission and Professor
Archer, with staff, sails for Philadelphia TO-
day.
Bound to Have q Fight.
A letter from Q naval officer on the China
station says the general opinion of the Eu-
ropean residents is that the Celestials are
bent on fighting sooner or later. The Ad-
miral has sent man-of war to each treaty
port to protect British interests in case Of
an emergency.
From the Vatican.
Reuters telegram from Rome says Car
dinal Antonelii is in good health Cardinal
Bonaparte has been appointed CamerlingO
of the Sacred College. This is the highest
Office in the Pspal Court
The Eastern Question,
The Berlin correspondent of the Times
telegraphs that the threatened collision be-
tween the Porte and Montenegro has
changed the aspect of the Eastern question.
He quotes an important statement in the
Montenegrin official Gazette, that Turkey is
determined to make war on Montenegro,
and says the article throughout is justii-
cation of the instruction and denunciation
of Turkish cruelty. 1t declares that Monte
ments of international law. If Turkey
acts differently, Montenegro will be freed
from all restraint, and forced to adopt any
measures calculated to protect herself, and
secure the future of the Servian race. The
article concludes: mo regard for any one
or anything will fetter our action"
The Veterans of tho Italian War.
A dispatch to the Ners from Rome re-
ports that Garibaldi presided at the meet
ing OF the survivors of the country's battles.
His suggestion for the formation of an g.
sOctati0n OF these survivors, with branches
throughout Italy, was unanimously adOpt-
ed. Garibaldi appeared in excellent health
and was enthusiastically greeted BY many
Englishmen and Americans who were pres
emit.
The Turks Forced to Retreat.
RAGUsA, January 27.-News from q Sla-
vonic source states that $500 Turks attack.
ed the insurgents near Duji, Tuesday.
The insurgents left their intrenchment.
burning Daboveole, near Trebigne, but |
being reinforced the Turks were cut off |
IRON Trebigne, and compelled to retreat |
Decline Of Trade with America.
SHEFFIELD. January N.-At the annual /
meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of
Sheffield, held yesterday, the president re-
ierred to tho startling decline of our Amer
lean traoe, ana said neither Sheffield nor |
birmingham would ever have such an /
american trade 40 they had had formerly, |
American and German manufacturers
were pushing our goods into . corner and
Dy !ne production of articles of equal
quality to those made BY hand here had
become successful competitors.
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