The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Spanish War,

LONDON, Jan. 4.-The Times dispatch
from St. Juan de Losne reports that the
main body of the Carlists, under Generals
Caserta and Perulais, are in Almandrose
and Burrolla.0
The Standard has a special from Belboa
saying that the Alfonsist General Quisedas
has advanced to Elqueta, and comm unica-
tion is established between his army and
that OF General Maldonado. The armies
now act in concert and are pushing back the
Carlists simultaneously until they will be
forced to fight. The Carlists, out-numbered
and out-maneuvered at all. points, have
fallen back on their mountain businesses.
PiraticaI.
MADRID, Feb. 14-Gen. Malcompa. Cap
tain-General of the PHILIPPINE Islands, left
Manila on the Sd inst, at the head of 5000
men, to punish the Looloo pirates.
Spanish Politics. taa
The caucus has mainly elected Ministerial
Deputies; POI delegates were present. Can
avas Costilla, the President of The Council
of Ministers, expressed his qualification at
being surrounded by representatives of the
Spanish people; it was guarantee of the
re- establishment of constitutional mon
arehy. He said he believed the termination
of the civil war was now near, and therefore
it was necessary to work for the restoration
of the prosperity of the country, which had
>,
and to re- establish Spanish credit.
The Turkish War.
LONDON, Feb. 14.--The powers are ne
gotating with Herzegovina, for a suspen-
sion of hostilities
The Carlsrupe Zeitung learns that the Sui
tan has agreed on amnesty to the Insurgents
submitting Immediately. Austria will
therefore withdraw the subvention granted
t1 nrl- -iSh ROT IN no fn
leave Austria and return home.
RAGUSA, Feb. Ii. The Insurgents reflls-
ed to be satisfied with Andrassy's reforms,
and resolved not to submit TO the Turkish
rule.
LONDON. Feb. 14-Thc Morning Posts
Berlin special says that Turkey has refused
permission to DIR. Schleimann to pursue
any further excavations in Troy.
EIectiOneering.
PARIS, Feb. 14-Prince Napoleon has is
sued an address to the electors OF Ajaccio.
He says the form of government is not IN
question; it exists, and he frankly accepts
! il. and denies that his acceptance OF
the Republic is dictated by ambitious
motives or personal interest, but declares
that it comes from profound conviction; he
| concluded as follows: g j respect the form
| of government, without any bitterness,
provided it insures order, Justice and Hber-
III.
| and partisan of progress" Renault and
Decases have issued strongly Republican
addresses:
Death
Tobriel Androl, distinguished physi=
clan, is dead.
Newspaper i'm Trouble
The Government has commenced legal
proceedings against the Republique Fran
caise. M. Gambetta's organ. for an article in
| its issue of Sunday, violently attacking M.
| Buffet. the .Vice-President of the Council
and Minister of the Interior.
Election Result.
VIENNA, Feb. 14--Letters from Belgrade
announce the triumph of the war party In
Servia-
LONDON, Feb. .l4.-The Pail Mall Gazette's
| Berlin special says that to-day's papers
state that Count Van Arnim has petitioned
the Emperor for permission to come to Ber-
lin, without being liable TO arrest, in order
| to be with his son during bis serious illness
The Suez Canal.
LONDON. Feb 1.-THE Chancellor of the
| Excheuuer, in the House of Com mons, of
| fered resolution asking an appropriation
| of $4,000 900 for securing the pay of the
Khedive's Suez Canal shares. No action
J Adjourned.