New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-19
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turbed by the Bonapartists. The legltl-
mi ts, Bonaparlists and radicals had ar
ranged to hold meetings in Marseilles to-
night. Gambetta proposed to speak at
Republican gathering, but the military au
thorities prohibited all meetings.
To be Resumed.
The agents OF the General TRANSATLANTIC
Company announce that their weekly trlps
between Havre and New York will De re-
sumed on the first Of April with the depart
ure from Havre of the steamer Francs, ~
be followed by the st. Laurent On .ne
eighth of that month. Also ina. H. ;n
from Havre ON the eleventh and twenty
fifth of March. and the France and Laurent
sailing thence the first and eighth OF April,
will atom at Philadelphia on their way TO
New York.
I.,spoN February lS-Tne United States
.taamer Franklin leaves here for South
hampton tomorrow.
A stampede Of the CarIists.
HENpAYE, February lS.-Persons arriving
here I, o.n Tulosa aee ert General Iona en
tered the town and Don Carlos bad gone 70
Andoain. A telegram f.Om San jean de
1uz reports that General MorlOnes aud
Tomas are threatening Andoain. Ion
Carlos and his Generals Pernla and Crserta
wara IN Thursday night at San Sebastian TO
tho northward Of AndOain. Heavy firing
near P-naplata has been heard. I've Al
consists are advancing toward Echalar;
their troops at Irun are still waiting for
orders to advance on Endarl "a. The
Carlist deputies are evacuatlng San Marco s
and Santiago Mendi.
Alfonso mt the Front-Nlilitsry Matters.
MADRID, February lS.-king Alfonso
reached VittOria yesterday. lie starts TO-
day for Vargara to assume chief command
of the army. General Quesada Will De ap-
pointed chief of staff.
In the Cortes Yesterday CanOvas del Cas-
tillo read telegram stating that General
Tassara had advanced to Villa Tuerta, and
the royalists had captured Arandigoyen.
The following official dispatch was pub
lished to-day: The Carlisrs at Penaplata
having killed French captain on French
territory, G. neral Pourcet. the French com
mander has sent battery in the direction
of Penaplata.
Don Carlos is stated to be in the neigh
borhood of Val Carlos. Shells from the
royal battery destroyed church in the
suburbs of Estella.
The Carlist junta are preparing to seek
refuge with the Carlist archives in the
mountain districts Of La Samacuas.
Official information has been received
that General Primero di Rivera has cap
tured Arroniz aud other towns. forming
complete line to the south OF Estelia. The
bOmbardment from Villa TuerO continues.
1t is thought the Carlists will be compt lied
to eyacuate Estella almost immediately.
Minister schenck not Resigned.
LONDON, February lS.-The DAILY Tele-
uraph is informed that the statements pub
Iished by the central press yesterday that
ho
had resigned. and that his resignation had
been accepted, we're unauthorized.
A Carlist Triumph.
The Times correspondent with the Car
lists explains his dispatch about the battle
Ut the thirteenth, sent before its close. The
Afonsists were reinforced and the Carlsts
repulsed.
A dispatch from St. Jean De Luz says the
AlfOnsists are concentrating tor an attack
On Estelia.
The Times has special from Uera stat
ing the Aitonsists are attacking Estella to-
day from Villa Tuerta and OfeiZa. All is
quiet at Vera. The Carlists have reoccu
pied Durango.
The Wrecked Steamer.
Eleven were saved and fifty lost by
the Strath Clyde. She foated ten minutes
after the blow. and the boilers burst as she
sank. The Times reports that the captain,
with twenty-eight from the Strath Clyde.
landed at Deal.
OF the nine who landed at Deal from the
steamer Strath Clyde. many were greatly
exhausted, and three have since died. The
accounts of those on board the Stratb Clyde
are conflicting. The most reliable seems t.
be that there were thirty of the crew, and
twenty six passengers, of whom eleven
we're saved. At Dover the total number of
persisted is put at sixteen, in addition to
the three who died at Deal.
The steamer FrancOnia, which belongs to
the Hamburg American West India line
was outward bound for the West Indies
She anchored in the Downs eff Deal last
night, and steamed eastward at daylight,
coming to London to repair. She has stree
been reported as passing Thameshaven.
The Strath Clyde lies in fair way about two
miles off Dover, her masts standing twenty
feet above water,
Two ladies and three gentlemen are re-
ported to have been picked up by passing
vessel, bound for London.
Still Later.
A list published by the papers this after
noon shows that the Strath Clyde had
twenty three passengers and crew num-
bering forty seven. Another person has
died at Dover. OF the forty known to be
rescued only six were passengers, one of
whom is among four who have since died.
The Won Arnim Case.
The Pail Mall Gdsette's Berlin special
says the prosecuting counsel has applied
for the seizure and seGuestratiOn of Count
Won Arnim's estate. The announcement of
the charge Of treason causes a profound
sensation.
Ordered Into Exile.
A newspaper OF Lemberg, Austria, asserts
the Austrian COVE rnment has sent to Car
dinal Ltdochowski an order of exile. The
cardinal is at present detained by illness in
Lemberg.
MISCEILAN