New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-30
WHOLE NUMBER 27l5.

Turkish force of 5000, with artillery, ad-
vanced in three columns on the position
held by 1000 insurgents. When within $50
yards they threw q column around the in
surgents' right, which broke. The left COW
cred their retreat. The insurgents moved
northward in good order and spirits.
The official Turkish account of the en-
gagement on the road between Trebigne.
and Kaguss, states that the insurgents.
numbering from 1000 to 10000, were dis
persed in all directions, after q severe en-
gagement OF five hours. The TURKS mum
bered only 5000.
A New Topic Of Indiguatiou.
A dispatch from Berlin to the Post says
there is great agitation in Posen over the
proposed law to make the use of the Ger
man language compulsory in public Offices
and courts of law. Indignation meetings
are organizing, and petitions to the Empe-
ror against it are preparing.
Trouble Apprehended.
The government is apprehensive of dis
turoances occurring on the occasion of
Archbishop LedOchowski's liberation next
week, and Is taking precautions against
them.
The Penal Code.
The Reichstag has rejected the additions
to the Penal Code, further restricting the.
clergy by prohibiting the posting of Objec-
tionable communications on church doors
Asking for Pardon.
At q meeting of all the representatives of
the Arnim family, petition to the Em-
peror was adopted praying for the pardon
of Count Henry Won Arnim.
Dead.
ST. PETERSBURG, January 29-Prince.
Bagratian MOuchransky is dead.
Death Of a Hungarian Statesman.
BUDA, January 29.-The Hungarian Diet
| h0a a0ODto0 ron01r<inn fhut noakfa
funeral shall be at the expense of the coun-
try. Great preparations are being made
for that event. The House of Representa-
cives will adjOnrn over the day of the tun-
eral. which is fixed for February 3.
The Turks Pursuing the Insurgents.
RAGUsA, January 29.-Herzgovinan in
surgents marching north of Trebinge.
They are pursued by Turks. Insurrection-
lists have burned nine villages.
How Turkey is to be Approached.
PARIS, January 29.-It is asserted that
the powers have arrived at a definite agree
ment respecting the form of presentation to
the Porte of Count Andrassy's note. 1t
will be presented by Austria, and sub
sequently supported separately by the
other powers.
The Reichstag.
BERLIN, January 29-The Reichstag
modified the penal clause prohibiting immi-
l
willful and false representation punisha BILE.
The rejection by the Reichstag of the ad :
ditions TO the penal code for further re-
stricting the clergy by prohibiting the post
ing of Objectionable communications on the
doors of churches occasions general sur
the previous bill prohibiting the abuse of
the pulpit. The latter bill was evaded by
, placarding the Objectionable communica-
tons on the church doors or by pamphlet
pastorals. and the proposed clauses would
have applied the pulpit law to those commu
nicatiOns.
compromise has been reached by the
, majority of the Reichstag, including the ma
l | tional liberals and liberal conservatives
. regarding the proposed Arnim clauses to
penal code, that in order to make q diplo-
, matte servant punishable, the intention to
. offend must be proved.
In the Reichstag, to-day, the second read
r ing of the penal code amendment bill was
9 concluded. The go called Arnim clause
was adopted by 179 to l2O.
- The Porto Urged to Accept Andrassy y
Terms,
VIENNA, January 29.-It is stated that
y instructions have gone from the British
government to their ambassador at Con-
}. etantinople, to urge the Porte to accept
Andrassy's terms.
No Foreign Interference.
The New Free Press has information
from COnstantinOple, that the Grand Vizier
has intimated to the ambassadors of the
European powers, that the Sultan is willing
to accept Count Andrasey's recommends
, tions, but is determined to permit no for.
= eign interference or control in the execu-
L,Amerlque.
HAvRE, January %. - The steamer
:. LAmeri9ue sailed for New York to-day.
Fighting Still Going On.
}. SAN SEBASTIAN, January 29.-Heavy mus
kerry firing in the San Cristobal valley waa
:. heard yesterday.
The Alfonsist troops have taken several
Carlist positions commanding the mouth o,
l. Urols river.
Army Movements in Spain.
l. MADRID, January 29.-The following il
Just received here:
). Alfonsist General Queseda has occupied
Villa Real, on the frontier Of the provinces
|. of Alava and Guipuzcoa an important Car
list position, defended by five battalions O.
troops, with four Whitworth guns and somt
cavalry. The royalists captured the artillery
|. men, two of their guns and all of their ma
7. terial. The Carlists also lost heavily IL
killed and wounded.
!. Alfonsist General Maldonado simultane
ously occupied the heights of Artaban, to
1. the east of Villa Real, meeting with only
slight resistance.
General Moriones, after taking Mont
gararte Cordilleras, occupied ZAros, from
]. which he threatens the Carlist rear.
The Carlists have suspended the bonn
bardment of San Sebastian. and commenced
Withdrawing their siege artillery.
7. Tho Late Election.
:. It nows seems there has been but one
D. republican, CASTELAR,, returned to the new
O Cortee, and but one radical, Angl0da.
The MARQUIS of Sand0val, extreme mon
p archist, will lead group of six or seven
deputies. The constitutionslists or Sagast
lists will number thirty.six.
Of But very few moderados, or psrtisans o
G. religious unity, have been returned. Tht
10 elections to the Senate will probably b,
favorable to the government.
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