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HAVANA, November II. - Another
cargo Of Coolies was landed on thC
southern coast Of Porto Rico
Dates from the City Of Mexico 10 the
5th inst, state that Admiral Tegethof
has delivered his credentials to President
Juarez, and the remains Of Maximiliau
were 20 be delivered to him on the 9th
The newly elected Mexican Congress
will contain msj0fity favorable b
JuareZ. The States Of Leon and Durango
gave large majorities for Juarez for the
Presidency.
Gen. Escobedo has arrived at the oapi-
tai for the purpose Of obtKining some re.
lief for the citizens Of Mstamoros, who
are suffering from the eifeets Of the recent
inundation.
Gen. Bankshod arrived at the capital
and was officially received by President
Juarez
! RICHsToND, November 11-Gen. Scho.
/ field, to day, ordered 2 court martial to
! be held on the 18th Of the present mouth
to try the case Of Col. Rose, conductor Of
| the late election here,
A dispatch has been received here,
! giving an account of the mOhbing 0i
Maj, Butts, former Bureau Agent IN King
! William county, by negroes there. An
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| the Tingleaders Of the mob met With re.
sistance, and the military had been dis
| patched for.
The leading colored citizens Of this
place intend publishing q card to-mor-
| row, disavowing the ineendiRry senti.
ments uttered by Lindsay, the cOlOred
! delegate to the Convention.
/ MONTGOMERY, ALA, November IL.
| In the reconstruction Convention to-day
| the elective franchise committee pre-
sented majority and minority reports.
] The majority report disfrancbises all
| who refused TO vote for or against the
| Constitution, when submitted to the
| people, and are otherwise prOscriptive.
/ The reports are made the special order
! for to morrow.
LONDoN, November 1I-Evening. -
| The London Globe cOntradicts the report
! that all the Danish West India Islands
/ are to be disposed OF, and says the Island
of st. Thomas, only, is to be sold to the
/ United States, for which the sum to be
! paid Denmark is eight million dollars in
gold. The disturbance again broke out
| in Devonshire. There was bread riot
at Barnstable to-day, which exceeded in
ferOcity and destruetiveness the riots at
Exeter. The mob broke into butcher
shops and bakeries, plundered them and
set them on fire. The police and mill
tary were Obliged to fire on the mob.
Rev. w. J. Butler appointed by the
Archbishop Of Canterbury to succeed DR.
Calenz. as bishop Of Natal, has declined
the preferment.
LONDON, November IG.-AdditionsI
particulars have been received OF the
terrible calamity In Glamoraeon. Few
-.
pit at Fondale. It is not yet known how
many lives were lost ua1t s-ara
The Lord Mayors banquet took place
yesterdas. All the members Of the min
istry were present except Lord Derby.
Mr. Disraeli made & speech, in which
be alluded 10 the controversies which
have arisen between England and the
United States; but said the bitter feeling
had subsidized in America since last year,
and he had every reason to hope for the
maintenance of those relations of warm
friendship demanded by interest and by
every moral feeling that could unite the
two nations.
FLORENCE, November 10.-The Italia
says King Victor Emanuel, having full
filed all obligations imposed upon him
and Italy by the September Convention;
now demands of the Emperor Napoleon
the departure of the French troops from
italian soil and the recall of the French
feet from the italian coast. The Italia
also says that the King, in his commune
cation to the French Emperor firmly
protests against a European Conferences,
composed only of Catholic powers, for
the settlement of the Roman question.
PARIS, November 1.-THE French
Government has asked the Papal au-
thorities to release the Insurgents who
were taken prisoners in the late cam
| paign. The request was refused.
The MORitettr admires the French
Infantry armed with the Chassepot rifle,
and the artillery armed with rified
cannon, who took part in the battle OF
Monte RotOndo. They decided the day
against Garibaldi.
/ LONDON, November 10 Midnight.
Latest accounts from Wales state that
zoo lives were lost In the Ferdnale
mines.
The Times, in an article on the Fenian
/ trial, says it thinks the American
| nativity of Gen. NsgIe will save him
/ from conviction.
/ PARIS, November 0-Eve.-Frauce is
seeking an excise loan of eos, 100000,
which, it is represented, the Government
wants for peace uses.
| The PItTie says the assem- bling of the
General European Conference is uncer-
| tain, as the views of the great powers on
/ the subject are unknown.
On Sunday Emperor Napoleon went to
Lyons, where he met with a cordial re-
ception from the Pope. An address OF
welcome and cengratnlation was deliv-
cred by the Mayor, which was responded
| TO by the Emperor. In his speech he re-
! ferred to the material value which the
| entente cOTdidle of European powers
possess to the peace and civilization OF
| the world.
Gen. Failly, commander Of the French
expedition to Rome, reports that the
! French, in the fight at Monte ROtOndO,
lost forty killed and wounded. The Pa
pal troops lost only twelve men. The
casualties Of the Garibaldisns were six
hundred killed and as many wsunded,
while twenty-five hundred we're taken
prisoners. Gen. Failly says the credit OF
the great slaughter of rebels is due to the
Chassepot rifles. The rebels were only
half armed.
FLORENCE, November liking Vic.
tor Emanuel has extended aid to- the
families of the Gsribaldians who were
killed or wounded in the recent engage
ments. There is general discomfort
throughout Italy, and state Of siege is
threatened in every large town