New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-14
FOREIGN.
u-rsenf Landau Arrested.

InsuFgent 1eaaoFs Arrested.
RAGUsA, March l3.-The insureent lead
ers, L. Jubobratich, Petroich, Fuella and
Ceesari, were arrested by the Austrian au
thorities ON Thursday last at Vigrsni, vii
1spe on the Dalmatian frontier, near I'm
oschi.
Caucus Of the Republicans.
PARIS, March ia meeting the Repub
lican Senators and deputies was held here
last evening. About 800 were present
They resolved to uphold the resolution pre-.
viously taken Affirming the necessity OF
supercedipg those funciionaries who are
opposed to the republic. Gambetta made q
speech, insisting upon the necessity of this
measure. Referring to to the new ministry,
he said the Republican party should await
its acts and programme without distrust,
but also without confidence:
On Saturday next Victor lingo will move
in the Senate for general amnesty Tor OIL
lenses committed since 1870.
Raspsil will make Q similar movmeDt IN
the Chamber of Deputies on the same day.
The servian War.
LONDON. March ia dispatch from
Odessa to the Times says large number of
Ottoman troops are sent daily to Herzego-
yius. Frequent messages are exchanged
between Constantinople and Belgrade. The
Porte complains that even cOnvicts are en-
listed in the Servisn army.
Servia Acknowledges che is arminR, but
alleges her purpose is to protect her frontier
from scattered insurgent bands. Ill feeling
prevails on both sides.
Defeat Of the Abyssinians.
CAIRO, Egypt, March l3.-Intelligence
has been received here reporting that on the
seventh instant, the Abyssinians attacked
the Egyptian entrenched camp at GOOdr0b,
and were repulsed. On the next day Prince
Haseap, with several battaliOne, SORTED and
captured an important adjacent position,
and afterward returned to camp. On
Thursday the Abyssinians, renewing the
attack, were again repulsed, with great
loss.
The Prince Sailed from Bombay.
BOMBAY, March l3-The Scraps, with
the Prince Of Wales and suit on board,
sailed to-day.
Central American Affairs
PANAMA, March l3.-The excitement in
eided. Congress has declared DR.. Auquileo |
PARA President elect BY forty eight votes |
against thirty-six. All is now quiet |
throughout the republic of Honduras.
The fallen President, LENA. is still strug- |
Cling to regain his post. His forces are |
said to have gained successes in some |
places, but the revolutionary President,
AeOlnazeme, II eItOng enough 10 Hn2Iy
The Nicaragua Congress has authorized
. loan of 5000, and an army Of 5000 men.
The army of observation ON the Honduras
frontier has been greatly increased.
The political situation in Peru is calm.
The financial crisis grows worse. The
banks have commenced receiving saltpetre
md gusno, included in the contract
with the government. Commercial relief
10 hoped for when shipments begin to be
made.
The treaty of amity and commerce be.
tween Peru and the Argentine republic has
been ratified.
Egyptian Victory Over the Abyssiniaus.
ALEXANDRIA, March IL, 9:45 P. Mon
Wednesday night last, the Abyssipisn army
crossed the river Decassa Dekka. and at-
lacked an entrenched camp of the Egyptian
lrmy, when severe fighting took place on
The Abyssinians were repulsed,
md retreated to Adowa. King Kassa, the
Grand Vizier, six chiefs, and 5000 Abys
linlans are reported to have been killed in
he trenches. Prince Passen and General
Loring escaped unhurt. Rhatib Pascha
vas wounded. the Egyptian losses were
,esvy, but their victory was complete.