New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
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WHOLE NUMBER 27O9.
nary Qualities here. Sugar continues de-


pressed.
The lnsurgent Victory Over the Turks.
The Times correspondent at Ragusa teia-
graphs, under date of the twenty first II
nave just returned here, after witneesing an
attacX by the Insurgents On the Turkish
entrenched position, on the hill between
Eagusa and Trebigne, whittier the Turks
nso a.ser the action of the eighteenth.
Dne o1 tne oreastworks was captured. An
inner Oreastwork was evacuated BY fifty
turkish survivors during the night Of
thursday, and number of these were
killed curing the succeeding flight Tre-
bigne is completely demoraliza I'd. No troops
are moving to relieve the beleaguered de-
tachment, and the insurgents hold the road
uncoatested. Ireblgne is threatened with
famine, and the population is mutinous.n
Notable Candidates.
Paris special says meeting of the sen
atorlai delegates, recently held in the de-
partment of the Seine, agreed to support
Blanc.
The Turks in Bulgaria.
1t Is reported the Turks are preparing to
concentrate large army in Bulgaria.
Denied.
The intention of the Russians to canca,-
trate troops in Western Russia next spring,
Is denied.
The Times Paris telegram. reyieviny
Gambetta's speech, privately delivered az
AK, says it Will force itself on the attention
! OF all France. 1t is essentially an Appeal
TO concilistion, and the programme of the
moderates.
The Republic says: We don't want a mo.
nopoly; we are too anxious to repair tha
losses OF France to exclude any Freachman
! from the task of raising the country. but
they must enter the Republic honestly.
Ashore.
The Russian bark Nestor, frog, Ph;ladei-
| pnia, Is ashore near Bristol.
The Railroad Disaster.
The accident near Huntingdon was
! caused by a binding snow storm. Eleven
persons were killed
Theirs in the Field.
| PARIS, January 22-The Moniteur an
! nOunces that M. Theirs will contest tho
deputyship OF tho ninth Paris arrondisss-
| ment.
| Tho Prize Play.
The awards cn plays on the subject of the
American revolution. submitted to M
Michaelis, were partially announced today.
The jury we're Messrs. Victor Hugo. Lee
| gouve, Angler, Grendyille, Marray and Per
rim: The first prize is undecided; the Soc
| ond is divided between two pieces respec-
lively entitled The New World" and "a
Great Citizen" the authors being awarded
| 1900 francs each. The play Free America
| took the third prize-lOO0 francs The
| names of the authors will be published this
| afternoon.
National Defense.
The committee of inquiry into the acts of
| the government of national defense have
published reply to the attack of the Re
! public, and the official journal reproduces
l nd fy,o feE,
committees inquiries should be widely
known, to convince the people to con6de
| only in those who combat every form of
! revolution. The above has produced a great
impression in France.
Bismarck Sick.
BERLIN, January % Bismarck is con-
lined to his room with neuralgia.
The Cresccnc.
ROME, January 22.-It is reported that
the Porte has unofficialy accepted An
drassy's note.
The Vatican has decided not to resist
the inspection OF seminaries by the officials.
JOvellar Assumes Comma nd.
HAVANA, January 22.-Captain General
Joveliar issued a proclamation on assuming
office, which is quiet but frm in tone.
An Insurgent Prize.
RAGUsA, January 22-In consequence of
the Turkish defeat, it is reported that Ire
| bigne is now in the hands of the insurgents.
| Disabled.
RIO JANEIRO, January 2l.-The American
ship Star of the West, from New York, No
| vember 30, for Shanghai, put into this port ,
leaking. She will discharge and repair.
Stormy Weather.
| LIVERPOOL, January 22-The stormy
| weather still continues. Notwithstanding
| the net of telegraph lines between this place
| and London, communication is entirely de-
stroyed-a circumstance that has not oc-
| CURED before for years.
The Elections.
! MADRID, January 22.-Reports from the
| elections recently held for members of the
! Cortes throughout Spain are coming in. In
Madrid it is thought the ministerialists
secured five districts, and two others return
| a cOustitutiOnalist and aud a progressist
| respectively. Many copstltutionalists and
| republican candidates retired from tne con-
| test.
Provincial reports state that the minis
| teriaiist majority is large everywhere So
| far as known only two Republicans ara
elected to the COrtes. Senior CASTELAR, was
| unsuccessful every
San Sebastian Bombnrded.
The Carlists severely bombarded San
Sebastian on Thursday. Some OF the in
habitants were killed.
A Doubtful Story.
The story of the Carlist General Tristany
believed at San Sebastian.
The persons who submitted to the Span
ish consul at Bayonne were some mem 0ers
Of the Navarro Caclist iunta