The national Republican., 1867-11-02
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The Msricsn Presidential Election.
MExrco, Oct II, 1s67.-Ths result Of Il
slsctions has ben favorable to Jsure. much b,
yond expectation, not only in the capital, but /
San Luis Potos Vera Crus, orizsba, Queretar,
cordolsa, and san Juan del Norts. asner,
csnsles has disbandsd the troops under his CON
mand, at Ma.snoras, In compliance with sup,
rior orders, aud 10 about 10 retire into priya,
life. General Trevino has suddenly left III
capital for the frontier, whore his immediat
presence is required for matters Of the create,
} Importance. Juan Trevino and Manuel Ioyada
two companions Of Quiroga have been capture
and taken 10 Durango, where q court MARTA
will decide about their fate. Qairoga Is still a
Of Salinas; but active searching Il being madc
and he will probably not escape the vigilance o
those sent to his pursuit. The Apache Indian
IN sonora ara exceedingly troublesome. The,
are constantly stealing herds Of cattle and sheep
killing or woundlng every person who has tht
misfortune of falling In their hands.
Inc postal service In the capital Is In the ut.
most disordet, and complaints arc made daily
ABOUT per'ors not receiving tho mail matter,
intended Tor them. The cotton crops in the
vicinity OF Durango and chihuahua Is said to
be almost complete failure.
JAMAICA, Oct. lS.-It Is expected that the
uovernment will soon receive public offers for
the issuo OF contract for the establishment Of
a steamer line between Kingston and New Or.
leans; The fact Of the special commission Of
me Legislative Council not being published,
'he'r report about immigration from the South.
me ndf.iIayti papers state the Dominican
1oyernment has temporarily given up to tho
United States tract OF land In the bay of Sa.
maria Others again say that the bay Is sold 10
tnht Republic for 50, 600, 900. The Government
oil Salnave Is said to be very insecure, and may
not last more than few weeks. The Haytiens
desire Gen. Loon Moutez, to bc their President.
sslnavo however, has ordered him to be impris-
oned and chained on the ground Of having fought
1865. O'p' !"
HAVANA, Oct. 20, ls67.-Aceording to the
latest news received from Madrid the council of
ministers has agreed upon tho nomination of
General Lsesendi for tho Government Of Cuba.
The latter was expected to proceed at once to
the capital. The reports about the acceptance
are contradictory but the majority believe that
DC Will eventually accept the appointment The
Island Is otherwise very quiet and II 10 to be
hoped that no disturbances will bs created In
consequence Of the increased taxes which up to
date are paid without resistance, although tho
rumor prevails that several commercial houses
have had to suspend payment for not being able
10 stand the increased taxes. 1t Is also be. |
lieved hero that Marshall Narvaez's reign will
not last much longer, and that trouble may en-. |,
sue out Of change Of ministry In the old |
country as well as In this island. A few days
ago sad accident happened to gang of Chinese |
employed BY the city corporation for destroying
old ramparts and leyelling to the ground frame
house In the ditch just as they were about to
lake their meals, the building gave way and
buried them under Its ruins killing four on the
pot, and inficting bad wounds to seventeen
more, out OF which two have already died. The
'coident was owing to tho carelcssness of the
,verseer. The sugar market has been rather
iull Buyers offer from 8 to 81 reals for No. IL
ccording to quality and condition. Few sales
ave taken place during the week Tho expor
alton was only 8, 1853 boxes Total from Jan.
Iary LIST to date, l, 03l, S0i boxes and Is. GIG
Molasses Is very scarce in the mar.
'et Prices extremely firm from 4! to 5 reals
er barrel Of clayed, and 81 to 0 for Muscovado.
.xchange on the United States long sight (cur.
remium short sight, gold 6 to o. premium.
From Central Anieyioa the news Is entirely |
old Of interest. Complete tranquility exists ,
the different republics. On the Cen. )
raj American coast the weather has lately been !
cry severe and strong. In Nicaragua the cho. !
'ra is rapidly disappearing.
VALPARAISO, CHILI, Oct. 2, 1867 Tho uncer. q
'hy Ne W tno movement OF the spanish neet I
nd depressing influence on commeros. al. /
rough 1t was generally believed that the feet !
ould remain on the Eastern coast but now that
'eir t.partu.p Is known, more confidence 10
srceptible In business circles and the prospeots
% bright Tho treaty Of commerce with Peru. n
10 Inauguration Of the trade between the two
publics Is another link to bind them firmly to- i
'ther. steamer limo direct from Liyerpool to a
alpnraiso has been established via the Strait a
Magellan, to commence In about six months q
,nce. a
PERu.-Thc insurreetion at Aroguipa still con- VI
,ues The Government have sent large bodies n,
troops to lslny, but from latest adyces no ut. v,
mpt had been made to take Areguipa from the bt
nds OF Causeca, the leader Of the rebels, O,
eadent Pradohas left the capital, leaving the At
airs In the hands Of General La Puerta, and n u
Joined the troops 1t Is TO be hoped that or
Q revolution will not spread, North or south. co
lerWise there Is no predicting what may te
ppen. ss
ECUADOR Two Senators and three Deputies 20
re arrested In Quito on the 25th Of Septem. SIs
under the charge Of conspiracy Tho Gov.
iment refused to accede to the demands Of Va
ngress to release the prisoners and arrested 70,
other Senator. Thereupon Congress resolved cal
submit the President and Ministry to trial. ms
'oPs were sent by the Government to disband 20
ngreEs, but failed In their purpose, as the bs,
% President exhorted every member 10 die Ba
has place and never 10 yieH At midnight we
Government sent the Minister Of War to Pri
mise that no member Of Congress should be s.1 Sei
s'ted, and the troops were soon afterwards s7
hdrawn. The next day the Minister Of the =
erior resigned and the Senator and Deputies ,ti
Psted were released Thus terminated the ex1 ex
lgsle between the two powers, after much the
Tenant and fenr nf hInn1sbad cnl