New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-19

A Tuflish Army Surrounded.
RAcUsA, April 18.-Sclavonic advices ssy
that the insurgents fell on Mukhtar's recr
guard on Friday, and drove it to Danga.
Aukhtar's army is surrounded by Peko and
Soccia, between Mogdrew and Presjeka.
The Turks Routed.
News has arrived here from Sclayonic
sources that 700 Turks, attempting to re-
lieve Grah0v0, were routed by the insur-
gents under Uselas Bodleh. -
AsetheF Battle With the Cubans.
HAVANA. April l8.-On the night Of the
tenth instant 200 ~insurgents, coDmanAed
by Cecilio Gonzales, crossed Crensga
do Zapata from tho jurisdiction of Ala
cranes. betweenlHa cienda Zspats and Mateo
Aionzo. about twenty-five miles south Of
4ateo Alonso, killed four and compelled
the rest to retreat. Tho Governor Of Ma
tansas assembled volunteers and after re-
connoitering Mateo Alfonso and Cocodulloo.
he went to Canas plantation, whence he 70.
turned ON tho thirteenth.
The Drought. ~.
The drought il severe on the island. and
IL running the growing corn and other crops.
In the Vuelts Abajo region the tobacco
crop 10 in bad condition.
Reinfercenents Arrived.
A steam transport arrived to-day from
Cadiz with 1000 cavalry. >,
A Lietle Ceslness Between The Pope aaA
King Alfonso.
RoAB, April 18.-Neeotistions between
the Vatican and Madrid arc suspended.
The Spanish government has snnOunoed
that it will accept the concordat Of 1851,
except the clause decreeing religious unity.
Spain will await fresh proposals from the
VntiANM kot0DA AoAn~nSA> @A~NkS~S~-.. "a
10 announced that the Pope has written an
autograph letter to King Alfonso, remind
ing him OF his promises to maintain re-
hgious unity and tho eoncordat.
The Alsiors InsurFectioa 4nded.
PARIS, April l8.-The Algerian insurrec-
ton il ended.
Spanish Amnesty.
The Spanish government has extended
the time during which Carlist refugees in
France can take advantage of the amnesty
proclamation.
Turkish Affair." M-isrepresenfed.
Considerable attention has boon directed
in Paris to the alarming articles in tho Ger
papers concerning Turkey. The news
from Turkey appear to be purposely exag-
Rereted. Efforts are unquestionAbly being
made to excite difficulties between Austria,
Tine 6lect10D0s
In tho elections ON Sunday to fill vacan-
oies in the Chamber of Deputies, there was
choice in B0ufges. Another ballot 10
necessary. At st. Ssveur, the candidate Of
Rollet (Republican) 5l49.
Russia 70 the Porte.
CoNsrAxr1NoPLE, April l8.-It il stated
Russia supports the demands Of tho insur-
gents. The Porte, however, refuses to dis
cuse them, and the other powers approve
Mukhtar Pasha, with seventeen battalions
left Galako Saturday to revictual Nicsic.
Lest ut Sea.
HULL, April l8.-The loss of the Victoria.
rom Shields for San Francisco, now sp-
pears beyond donbt. She had besides Csp-
AIN Jones, whose body was found yester-
lay. twenty-five hands and . pilot, all Of
whom were undoubtedly dro wned.
The Egyptian Army in a Dilemna.
LONDON, April 18.-An Alexandria,
Egypt, dispatch says the Egyptian armys
n great difficulty. The King Of Abyssinia
their abandonment Of the COUNTRY
md ceesi0n of certain provinces. These
will lead to further fighting.
The Turf.
OOOAuAouE y WIG OoeV0y Cup ~ Now"
Chaplet second, Breechloader
bird.
A Fierce Battle Foaghe.
VIENNA, April 18.-The TdgsblaH's
telegram states that An important
nd sanguinary battle took place on the
Durth instant near Trebigne. The insur.
ents st0rmed all the Turks ~intrenchmenta
The Turkish garrison IS
licsic made . sortie, but was repulsed.
he insurgents are very sanguine over the
esult of their operations, but their sympa-
hizers fear that their ammunition and sun
will fail.