The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-13
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The CadIz Iusurrectisn-sktvmI at M an
xsnilio Rebel Lose STAGED Government
Loss not known-Conhictisg Reports OF
DetertiOns and Rein foreemenVs-The Mu-
niciPnIty vsoskmsn In Madrid Rebel-
National Guards Ordered 40 ~ owe Ag sIast
dheu.- Ciuzens Threatensd with Asss.sin.
atioD-The Asmistice-HxettenBent Great
Capttnnsts leaving the COuatEy-Iasu-ree-
uOn not FStending-EngIIsh CaDIaet-TraIa
al LibertS tS-Sreeee- Bismarck + c ON Cabs.
PAHs, Dec. l2.-Le Gaulois asserts that the
Cadiz insurreetlon is instigated by lsabeas emis-
sarits.
HAVANA, Dec. l2.-The Diario reports skir.
mish at Manzanillo, in which ten refes were kill
ed and a Duuiher Of horses aud some correspond
ence captured. The government lOst is not stated.
-Four hundred rebels have surrendered and been
pardoDed since the battle of I'll CObb. The reyO-
lulionsts contradict this and say tbsy are recsiv
ing reiDt0rcemen,s of men, arms aid munitions
Fifty young men. some of the best families, have
ieft Havana TO join the rebels. Ihe Spanisrds
continue to supply the government with men aud
money.
LONDON Dec. l2.-No news has been received
OF the hOmbardneDt Of Cadz. Teligraphic con-
muDicauon with Madrid is interruited. A Mad.
rid dispatch. dated Thursday, says;a large mum.
Der of wOrkmen, employed by toe, municipality
on public works, armed With carbuss aud bayo-
nets fastened on sucks. assumed a threatening at.
utu0e. which they still maiatlined.
The national militia had been ordered TO pro-
coed against them. Placards had been posted ia
Esttamadura. hreltening the assassination OF rich
. citizens who participated ia the election for
COrtes.
Later sdvices from Cadz reportth the armis-
|3ice had been prolonged, both parties consen,ing
/ 40 awat the arrival OF the president OF the Re-
fpublican committee Of Seville, WIS will enieayor
b medste. Should this fail the government will
eommence vigorous measures.
II Comuuricaton with Madrid Is still Interrupted.
The latest dispatches represent political agitation
throughout spain very great. Capitalists are
fsving the country, and there Is much alarm
8mong all classes of people.
n The government is IN receipt OF many comma
Dications from various parts OF tho cou0try
promising aid % suppress the Instruction.
The Republican committee from Seville had
Dot yet arrived. InsurrectiOnary movements have
Dot yet extended beyond Csdiz.
Midfight-fhe Official gazette OF Madrid To-
Gay sSys: Nothing further from Eadiz. owing TO
arrangement Of the telegraph. The government
anxious for the insurgents 20 yieii TO reason aud
Dot force the national troops TO lre npon them.
Ihe government commander Is ctsiain Of prompt
Suppression of the revolt.
The following ministers and dieers Of state
have been appointed:
Sergeant Clifford l,rd chief iustiie OF the uueeuis
|bench Lord Dufiu charceiior IL the Duichy of
Lancaster; Edward Sulliv4n attorney general for
Ireland Robert Barry, solicitor general for Ire.
land Thomas George Bring under secretary of
war; Mr.. Vivian. treasury lord to supervise
military expenditures.
George Francis Train his been set az liberty.
| VIENNA, Dec. l2-Off cial correspondence Of
this city state tnat the Greek government still
withsands the representation made by the great
DOW ers of Europe in the matter pl the ultim. m.tum
of the Sublime Porte, ard the farkish ambsssa-
dor at Athens is preparing to lesye the country.
BEsLS, Dec. I2.-Bismrck, addressing the Diet,