New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-02

Dion BOucicault-the loss Of his sOn-he
will postpone his American engagements.
Dickens' Biographer Dead.


Dion Boucicault-the loss Of bis son-he
will postpone his American engagements.
Dickens' Bissrapher Dead.
Forster. once editor of the Neus and
author of the life of Charles Dickens, is
dead.
Outray's Mission.
The mission of Outray 10 Egypt for the
purpose of fostering French influence is re-
xarded failure.
The Times Caro- letter says Outray in.
tertered between the Khedive and English
and French capitalists, who are competing
in negotiation for further advances to
Egypt. The Khedive inclines to the Eng
lish, but wishes to conduct operations on q
purely commercial basis and select the
party offering the best terms. This dis
pleased Outray, and there has been con
eeauent disagreement between him and the
Khedive.
Death of a Methodist Divine.
The Methodist divine, Rev. Jabez Burns,
is dead.
Prince Milan.
VIENNA, February 1.-The PoHtische Cor
responder. is authorized to contradict the
sta ements in respect to Price Mian's sup
posed dissatisfaction with the present posi-
ton of affairs and his intention to resign:
Nothing in the present condition OF
Servia can iustify such serious
alarm or 80 extreme a measure as
abdication. There have been struggles
and contentious between political parties,
but they left the position of the dynasty en-
tirely untouched. All SeIvla has affirmed
that it is we'll aware thu at the present
juncture no more serious misfortune could
happen to the country than to have q
change OF ruler.
Puuishin9 a Stock and Grain Spectator.
E.l,c I Tho
Sette of this city has been informed that the
reason of the deportation of the merchant,
BrOdsky, is, he was the author of alarmist
kilograms, letters and dispatches to Berlin
and London, with the object of deprecia-
ting Russian stocks and raising the price OF
wheat.
Results of the Election.
PARIS, February lie Moniteatr says
that notwithn Rnding the defeat of Buffet
and Dufaurt k0ere is no probability OF a
change of ministry until the chambers
meet.
The Republican journals are all confident
of majority in the Senate and consOlida
tic n of the republic.
The leaders of the LETT consider the revi-
sion of the constitution in mOuarchical,
and especially in BOnapart sense, hence
forth impossible.
Conservative papers admit at least half
the Senate is republican.
The Journal des Debats says the moderate
and cOncillatory republicans are sure of an
important majority in the Senate.
Simeoni's Instructions.
ROME, February l.-Cardinal Simeoni is
instructed to quit Madrid if the Cortes ap-
proves the proposed clause in the cOnstitu-
ton relative to liberty of worship.
success of the Alfonsists.
SAN SEBASTIAN, February 1.-The Carlist
haf r. n hOV hor I'd
the city intermittingly. Some Of the shells
are charged with petroleum.
Genera Queeada entered Du! ang0 Sun
day.
Advices received here announce Martinez
CampOs is advancing into the heart of
Balzau valley, driving the Carlists toward
the mountains Of the frontier.
A great panic is said to prevail among
the Callsts at Vera.
The Carlists mt santa Barbara.
ToLOsA, February 1.-The Carlists deny |
that they we're defeated at Santa Barbara. |
They CLAIM that their General Perula re-
pulsed the iOyalists and pursued them to
PueDte Ia RENE; that the rOyali.t division |
advancing on LOrca was defeated and re-
treated precipitately, and that MariOnes
received q severe check on the twenty ninth
of January.
MADRID, February 1.-Oficial dispatches
state that General Quesada destroyed a
powder cartridge mandatory, and Co.
cupied Dina, Artiage and Cenauri, in
Biscay. He now threatens Durango. The
news received at San Sebastian that Gen.
eral Queseda has already entered Durango
appears premature.
General Martinez Campos is marching
upon Eleeindo, in Northern Navarro, and
will attack the place Tomorrow.
The Official Gazette announces that Rivera
captureu three tO~itzer cannon at Santa
Barbara, and Quesada has taken the fOrtif
cations Of San Antonio, at Tirguiola.
Snow in Egypt.
CAIRO, February lit has been snow.
ing since ten o'clock this morning. The
has been 80 since daylight,
and is now 26o.
Andrassy's Note Handed to the Pefte.
CONsTANTINoPLE, February 1.-The Aus.
TRAN, Russian and German ambassadors
Count Andrassys note YER
bally to the Porte yesterday. The ambas-
sailors OF the other powers at the same
time declared their government saw moth.
ing in Count Andrassy's proposals contrary
to the treaty of Paris. The Porte promised
to exBmine the scheme and acquaint the
powers with its decision.