The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-29
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Jan. 2S.-The Times correspond
ent, writing from San Sebastian. summarizes
the results of the fighting on Tuesday on the
right and center beyond Hermann The Al
consists were successful on the lett. If they
really seriously intend to penetrate to Vera,
they we're com ple.ely b. fiji ID. Gen. Moriones
returned to San Sebastian escorted by two
battalions of troops and camped on the cap
tured positions
The writer gives the following description
of the figltin,; on the Vera road: Sup to 2
o'clock in the afternoon the Alfonsists seemed
successful. At the foot of cenical hill on
the slope Of the Great Three Crowned Noun
tain, where Carlist battalion was intrsnched,
the two parties exchanged fire for an hour.
At A o'clock the Alfonsists attempted to ad-
vance with the bayonet, but recoi!ed before
the steady fire from the trenches; then could
see the Carlists leaving their positions and
charging down the hill after their retreating
foes. An intervening slope hid the oombatants
from sight, but from the near approach Of the
sound Of musketry and the increasing fire of
artillery from the Alfonsists forces l Judged
the Carlists were following up their success.
LONDON, Jan. 2S-The government has Or
Iered Her Majesty's steamship Sirius to pro-
coed to Loanda, on the west coast Of Africa,
and take aboard the p .rty of Lieut.. Cameron,
swho has Just marched through Southern and
Central Africa from the Indian Ocean to the
Atlantic.
The Lieuterants native escort will DO taken
to Zanzibar. Litter adyices sfrom Loanda re-
port Lieutenant Cameron's health fully re-
stored.
The Voce de la Verita, of Rome, noticing
reports published in English papers of secret
negotiations between the ex remists of AngIi-
can clergy and the Vatican, looking to the Sc
cession to Rome of the whole body of Ritual
lists, strennously denies the existence of any
such negotiations.
1t says there is powerful. but not secret,
movement among the English Protestant
clergy towards a return to the glorious unity
of the church.
Rev. Frederick George Lee. Vicar Of All
Saints of Lambeth, to whom the Manchester
Guardians London correspondent credited
the letter to Archbishop Manning and the
promotion OF petition to the Pope on the
subject, writes to the Guardian Indignantly
denying any connection Herewith,
LONDON. Jan. 2S.-The brig Sir Colin Camp
bell, from Doboy, arrived at Oaernarvon to-
day with the loss Of portion Of her deck
load.
PARIS Jan. 2S-Four army officers were
cashiered for attending funeral services at
Ormeus upon the anniversary of tho death of
Napoleon the Third.
PARIS, JAN 2S-It is stated that the Radi-
Gals and NJ Gambetta have come to en- agree
ment the former to accept the .ndidature of
M. Freycinet for the Senate. in consideration
of Nj. Gsmbetta's accepting NM. Victor Hugo
Louis Blanc, Fougeret and Peyrat
ROME, Jan. 27-Cardinal Simeoni, the
Nuncio at Madrid, made report on the Span
King AlfonZo has been compelled to accept
the alliance of defenders of so-called religious
liberty in order to secure political victory.
ROME, Jan. 2S.-At the Consistory the Pope
nominated twenty-five bishops. Among them
were Carmine, Bishop OF Martinique; Moran,
Bishop of st. Hyacinthe Canada; and Twigg,
Bishop of Pittsburg.
BERLIN, Jan. 27.-In the Reichstag the
amendments to the penal code were CON-
sidered. The clause imposing penalties on
members of secret societies, and the clause
directed against the act of melting hostility
between different classes and attacking ma
tiopal institutions, were rejected. Count Won
Gutenberg. Minister of the Interior, declared
the new penal provisions were required to
obviate the necessity Of some day drawing the
sword.
MBERIIN, Jan. est is expected that Queen
Victoria will visit the Imperial Court while in
Germany.
VIENNA, Jan. 27-The Committee of the
NlelCnstaut passed q reSOlutlOn IN FAVOR OF the
appointment of a special committee to con-
slider the question of reducing the army and
ultimately propose an International congress
10 discuss the matter.
The Wiener Presse reports that during an
-insurgent attack on a Turkish camp near
Neum, vest rdny, three Turkish memo war
anchored off Kick unexpectedly opened a
violent caunonade on the Herzegovinians As
fhe vessels were in Austrian waters at the
time, their action caused considerable snr-
prise. The result OF the attack on the camp
is not known.
RAGousA, Jan. rs Sclavonic advices report
chat there were two simultaneous engage
uents Wednesday one in which the insUr'
gents were beaten on the Trebigne road, and
the other engagement near Neum, which re-
suited in Turkish retreat under cover OF the
men of war off Kick.
RAausA, Jan. 25.-Accounts from Sclavonic
sources admit the defeat Of the insurgents on
The Trebigne road, Wednesday last, but rep
resent the Turks rs having been greatly supe-
rior in number. They admit the loss Of $50
killed, and claim the Turks lost 100.
SAN SEBASTIAN, Jan. 2S.-There is nothing
definite from the fighting. 1t is generally be-
liayed a simultaneous movement is being
n,aae in the provinces OF Havana and Biscay;
If so. few days will tell whether Carlism or
another campaign is to drag through the
coming summer. :.
SAN SEBASTIAN Jan. 2S.-At Garamendi.
Yesterday, the Royalists captured sixty Car
/; sts one cannon aud one mortar.
Gen. Iona continues his advance into the