Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-10
Report Of RevsIt In Cuba,

BALTIMORE, July 0.-lne sun publishes
an account Of q rumored revolt in Cuba,
brought by the captain Of a steamer,
which sailed from Havana on the fourth
Of July.
The revolt is said TO have occurred at
Puerto Principe; but the authorities at
Havana paid no attention to the rumors,
till news came that a portion Of the popu-
lation had declared for the Independence
of Cuba and a separation from the Span
ish Government.
On the LIST of July q military force con-
sistipg Of Ave companies, stationed at
Puerto Principe, was sent against the in
surgents, to bring them to terms. A
fght ensued, in which the Colonel was
killed and two other officers were MORALLY
wounded.
Three companies Of Spanish soldiers
went over to the insurgents. The latter
thus reinforced and numbering now
1000 men, proceeded to the mountain
region.
When this news was made known In
Havana, three steamers were dispatched
with troops, but before they were fairly on
their way, (Which was on the Sd Of July.)
the stirring intelligence arrived that four
steamers, with 1000 troops, had made
their appearance near Unevisas-bsing the
Chilean feet, and effected a landing in the
vicinity.
All the discontinued people proceeded
to the place Of rendezvous, and was be-
lieved the revolt had its rami6cations
throughout the whole island.
Among those who left Puerto Principe
were about one thousand negroes, who, it
is supposed, were armed BY their owners
to join the insurgents.
The whole affair is looked upon as q
general revolution Of the natives to free
themselves from Spanish rule.
Relief for the Portland Sufferers.
New YORK, July 9.-Liberal contribu-
tons have been and are being made in al!
the cities Eas, and West for the relief Of
the sufferers by the Portland FIRE.
The> details received by mail show that
the first reports were not exaggerated.
Extent Of the Fire.
Fully one third Of the city area was
oyerrun by the fire, and n third Of the
population has been rendered houseless.
Eight churches, two Congregational, one
Universalist, n Baptist and others, were
burned.
The banks destroyed are the First and
Second National Banks, National Five
Cent Savings Bank. Manufacturers and
Traders Bank, Cumberland Bank and
Merchants Bank. YThe newspaper Offices
burned were Pres, Argus, Adusrtiser,
Evening Star, Christian Mirror and the
Transcript. OF the hotels, Woods mar
BILE building, the Elm, the Commercial,
International, Albion and American, were
destroyed. It is impossible to caculate
the losses or ascertain the insurance.
The behavior Of the people has been be-
yond praise. Order has been preserved
throughout, and the good people from
neighboring towns have hurried to their
relief.
Senator Laue will Recover.
LExyRswoRrH, July s.-Gsn. Lane is
a hitler weaker tonight but his physi-
clans regard the symptoms as favorable.
and believe that If he lives till Tuesday he
will recover.
Latest European News.
New YORK. July s.-Ths London
Times of the 9th contains several import
ant dispatches.
A Leipsio (saxony) dispatch Of June
81 says a Prussian army corpshad arrived,
destined to operate against Bavaria.
A Berlin dispatch Of June 20. says that
it is announced that the Hanovsrian army
is completely surrounded, and demand
of the King for twenty-four hours for de-
liberation on terms Of capitulation had
been granted.
A Florence dispatch Of the 2eth says
the papers there assert that the want OF
success in the last battle Is but q new mo-
tive for redoubled energy and persever-
ance.
The country had full confidence In the
army, and the war against Austria will be
continued until the complete liberation OF
venstia.
An official dispatch, dated Brescia,
Italy, June 25th. says: To-day an en-
sssemen. took place between Italian vol
and Austrians, between the bridge
Of cosaro and sandstone. The Austrians
were repulsed, leaving several killed and
wounded. ~.
II is anticipated that the Italians will
make a diversion in favor Of Prussia, BY
attacking Bavaria through the Tytol.
A telegram from Madrid, dated %,
says: Yesterday the 9Th regiment Of foot
artillery, and q regiment Of house artil-
lsry rsvoltsd without their officers. The