New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-05

the Church, Manning's propoeals were
merely referred. with some outward fOrmali-
ties. it is not believed they will be &C.
cepted.
MADRID, February 4.-The Alfonsists occu-
pied Eschalar and Lesaca, and are advano-
ing on both sides OF Bed0ssa river toward
Vera.
Count Caserta, with Cariist reinforce
.nents, arrived at Vera. and the AltOns ss
have abandoned Lessca and Eschalar.
Latest.
The government has advices that the
Carlsts have destroyed their cartridge
mandatory at Vera, and many OF therl
have fled to France.
Fighting on the Frontier.
VIENNA, February Fighting occurred
Wednesday on the Servian and Cretian fro,i-
tiers. The insurgente fl ID to Austrian terri
tory. The Turks pursued and attacked the
Cretian village of Topol.
The Austrians have arrested and d,sarmed
the ineurgent leader, Hubmayer, and forty
followers.
The Pcrtc's Intentions.
According to reliable advices the Ports
is convinced that the rejection Of the Aus-
trian note would cause the overthrow OF
.
military intervention as long as Andraasy
| remains in power. Iie will therefore az
| cept his proposals. simply seeking to do so
i'll a form which will not weaken the Sui
tan's authority IN the eyes OF his Musseima,
subjects.
Marine.
LIVERPOOL. February 1.-The steamer
Palestine, from BOstor, experienced a fear
full hurricane III longitude 500 west, arG
l,,S ~ ,{t,, - ,f..,
we're swept. Ine third ard fourth officers
| were disabled. 4 num Ter Of the crew were
injured.
LehocEowsk;, The Lion.
BERLIN. February 4.-CarGinai Leic-
chowski Is here, the guest Of Prime Rodai-
Will. His act,uns ara UureetralceJ, except
Ills returning To mis- diocese.
Vicfortn's Visit.
The ohjcc: OF the jeuney of Qrs'n Vic
toTia ia to Wig tte l. nab u Princess Il chen
lobe, her heit-sitter, IN Baden. Sic VII
visit the Duke Of SAKE Coburg, but viii
not come here.
An Cttrar,oRtanc Pamphlet.
Herr 1ieecheIspeTger's pamphlet. which
has been issued, argus that ecclesiastical
avs transcend the States right to invade
the sphere Of liner ecclesiastical life, aud
that tie resistance If ti5hOps and prizes g
is not Only commanded by Girls ian dos
tine ard good sense, but fully distilled by
the express determinations OF the Prussian
law. The pamnhlet is temperate in tone
but uEyielding in substance. He declares
that nioaus TirC'idi is possible only by the
reiuser5ion OF The eliminated clauses of the
Prussian constitution, or by an understand
ing with the Vatican, or the complete SEP
aration of Chlrch and State.
President o: the senate.
T..
probable the Due D'Audifret Pasa uier will
he elected president Of tho new Senate.
stampede Of Don Carlos.
The Bier Publc has received INTEL; gcuca
of the complete defeat of the Car,ists. IL
is stated Den Carlos fled, and expected TO
take refuge On French territory.
The Channel Tunnel.
The international commission on The
Channel tunnel have assembled here. II is
expected they will singn the first protocols
tomorrow.
Won Arn;m's Case.
ROME. February The Opinione to-day
announces that at 4 sitting held Yesterday
by the Council of State, it was decided to
accede to tie application of the Prussan
government, that the jud gncnt Of the Pfus-
sian tribunal sentencing Won Amin to {.
term OF Imprisonment should be intimated
to the count by the Italian judicial autho-i-
ties. Won Arnim is now staying in Flor.
ence. The Opinionc remarks that this irti-
nation is nicely necessary legal formal
ity, ard the extradition treaty between
Italy and Germany can not be applied to
Won Arnlm's otiense.
The Vatican.
Hoheniohe arrived here last night, AMI
was Immediately received by the Pope. 1t
is reported Ledochowtki cent long tele-
gram to the Pope ytstt rday, thsrking his
holiness Tor his elevation to the ca;di.
nalate, and announcing he will visit Rome
as soon a he has naCe soUe ARRANGEMENTS
in his diocese.
The prelates Monsgnor. Nina and Ser
ATM will be created cardinals at the next
copsistory.
The Bishop Of O,inda appears to he il
disposed to vacate his see. He has PFC
pcsed fresh Compromi4. ca the pending
tccleeiaatcaI questions be.we en the Vatic.n
and Brazil.