New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-22
IooNr1NeED FROM FIRST PAoF.l
Rivera has occupied the CArlist forts in

Navarro.
The greater part of the Car!ists' artillery
ut Estella was captured. The Carlists had
thrown portion over the precipices before
the arrival Of the Royalists.
It is reported Don Callos fed into France
last night.
The Carl;st resistance at Taloeo is ex-
pected to be short, on account Of the dis
coura cement now prevalent among inc
Csrlists.
King Alfonso has gone to Azcolt'a. he
will sleep tonight at Azpeltla.
The government sent a circular dlspaicn
to it's representatives abroad announcing
the cap ture Of Montijura and the occn a
ton of Cariist positions above vera. Inc
dispatc Oh admits that the cUmoat was saI.
culinary. the Carists fighting with great
valor. There is great rejoicing here and the
city is illuminated =,
i)ffical bulletins announce that the Al
CONSISTS captured twenty-three cannon IN
Estella. The Carlists sacked the city be-
fore its evacuation. General Cazera, with
five battalions and eleven field pieces, was
routed near Vera by three Altonsist bat
taliOns.
VIrroR1A. February 2l-Fr;day the Car,
lists we're Withdrawing their contracts anu
reserves Little resistance is expected from
them at TOloso.
The Elections in France.
PARIS. Flbruary 2l.-Thiers has 70G0 ma
ior;tv The city is perfectly quiet. Buffet
ia elected in Bourges. Dufaure. Minister Of
Justice, is elected. Gambetfa is elected in
five places; Blanc in four. Arras and Bou-
aye ret1rn Republicans.
On the War Path.
HELENA, NJ. t., February 2l.-A party
from Fort Pease, head waters of the Vel
lcwstone, report a large camp of Sioux IN
the vicinity Of the fort. A man from the
fort was killed. Fourteen remain in the
fort. Efforts are making to send cavalry to
the rescue.
A Centennial Toast.
CHARLESTON, February 2l.-Ihe follow
ing toast has been adopted by the several
Commands CT the Centennial Legion, which
comprises a corps for each of the old thir-
teen States, and is to parade in Phiadel-
phia on the fourth of July next. The mill
tary and civil associations throughout the
country, celebrating the day, are cordially
invited TO Join in the sentiment: 1.-The day
we celebrate-The birthday of the Father of
his country, first in war, first in peace, and
first in the hearts OF his country men.
and honor to his countrymen in his ex-
ample"
The Babcock Trial.
ST LOUIS, February 2I.-The Babcock
argument continues without any special
features.
OF the 1863 elections of which results are
known, 1913 we're carried by the Republi-
cans of various shades, seventeen by Bona
partists. eleven by Radicals, seven by Legit-
imists, six by Constitutionists and five by
Conservatives.
These earlier returns being those of cities
and large towns, will probably show rel
olv cato nf
successes than the districts yet to hear
from.
In forty eight ACCOMPLISHMENTS heard
from, second ballot will be necessary.
Buffet is not elected from anywhere.
Returns from 324 ACCOMPLISHMENTS show
124 Republicans, forty-eight Conservative
Repp blicans, thirty nine Bonspartists, ff-
teen Legitimists, fourteen Radicals, twelve
Cor servatives, eleven CCnstitutionalists-
81. No choice.
Returns from 499 electoral districts re
ceived. The candidates kno wn to be elected
in the districts heard from number 1876, and
are classified as follows: Republicans. 1877:
conservative republicans, II; BoDapartss,
SO; legitimists, %; conservatives, 20: consti
tutionalists, Is; radicals, II. Second ballots
will be necessary in l0f districts.
Among the BonaEartists elected are Due |
De Feltre and Messrs. Anrat, Levert,
Chevreau ard Machan: among the Catho- |
lies, Messrs. Keller and PictoB; among the |
Republicans are Messrs. BethmOnt, B 4rnlo |
and Bert NJ. Leon Gambetta was beaten |
at Avignon. NJ. Rouher was successful at |
Bastia, in Corsica.
Many Republicans are elected even in |
Brittany anu the Pas de Calais, the former |
heretofore Legitimist, and the latter |
was elected by large majority in Ma
rennes. 1t is now ascertained Republican
candidate has defeated the Due de C.zr in
AvignOn. The former ministers, MN. De |
FOurton and Mathieu Bodet, are elected,
but the names of their constit uencies are
not yet reported. NM Granier de Cas-
sagnac and Paul de Cassagnsc are both
elected in the department Of Gers; NJ. Ri
card, Of the lett centre, is defeated. All
,ublicans.
Ii Is now positively known that M. Buff
ct, Minister of the Interior. has been de
eated in all four circumscriptions which he
contested.
Baron Hausman has written a letter de-
laring it useless to prolong the struggle in
he first srrondisse ment of Paris, the sue
ess of Bonapsrtists being impossible.
The Republican journals are jubilant
SOnapartist organs profess to think that the
adical victory will eventually further the
ause of the empire, and express pleasure
t the result. They endeavor to prove that
ven conservatives favoriDg Republican |
principles have everywhere been defeated
nd radicalism been triumphant. The tone
'be Roman Catholic journals is particu-
rly Respondent
ST. PETERSBURG. February q The
rand Duchess Marie Nicolae. ana, sister
} the Emperor, is dead.
The Troublesome Bishop. z
VIENNA, February gl-The Austrian gov
nment has requested Cardinal Ledo-
lowski not to continue bis journey through | q
alicia, and to avoid every demonstration
hich might appear to be directed against Z
alghboliBg frltpdly governments. The | c
aruin al, who is now in CracOw, will pro-
led to Rome direct.
Supervision of Monasteries.
he ReicbsIa,h has passed the bill pro- ,
lOlDg Tor the super, vision of monasteries
nd converts, in spite Of the recently pub S
shed protest OF The Austrian Episcopate. c
Before the Ecclesiastical Court.
BERLIN, February 2l.-The eccIesiastical | !
urt summoned the u mister of Munster to Q
'pear for trial on char ges which involve q
position. The suDmcDs was posted on q
e oors Of the Episcopal palace, because !
e bishop was absent. +
The Effect on Montenegro.
Intel ileence from Cettigne srates that in n
'nseq utnce CT the representations of the !,
ussia n and Austrian consuls general, all 2
'pe OF the extension OF the Montenegrin G
rrltory has been abandoned. a
The Carnival Mt Naples.
February 2l.-The Carnival 4
'ened yesterday without accident, and is +
ry successful. i
The grand dinner contemplated by the =,
nerican residents on Washlngton's birth. 81
Y has been abandoned. fl
Waterw0rks for Rio Janeiro. 4
Rio JANEIRO, February 2l.-Tbe Brazil