Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-28
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army beflre Ang0stura, Paraguay
attacked il, bul were repulsed, loss
! lhreo hundred ani eighty killed and
wounded,
President Lopez shot his brothers
Beringo aud llerahcio, Many OI
L0Pe1s troops are deserving,
HAVANA, NOV, l5,-Ths inhabi-
tahls 0flhe city OF Puerto Prineips
aud vicinity united in an address
10 the Capt General Of Caha, Ter
sundi, rvgrelting lhe depredalions
OF tho revolutions aud offering their
services 10 Queil the rebellion,
Signers Of the address hope for a
speedy peace, aud belief that the
inlimaiion OF reforms given by the
mother country will soon bring
about that result, Tho document
il signed by the most influential
portion Of tho population, many Of
them arc native Cubans, among
them are Verona, Tho address is
almost certain Ia exercise great in-
fluence throughout tho entire Island,
as Il is well known that Puerto
Principe has always been consider
ed the principal stronghold of re-
publican Cubans,
Capt, General Lcrsundi denoan,
cos the statement published in Ger.
tain Now York Journals Of his hav.
ing prohibited the American Consul
from scrd ng dispatches by tho
Cuba cable 10 Washington asking
the American government 10 send
a squadron 10 Cuba. The story is
base fsilsohood. Tho following is
au,horitivcly given ns the true yer.
sion of the affair The American
Consul wished TO telegraph to
Washington uat Puerto Principe
had rovolted. Capt. General Ler-
sundi had certain intelligence that
il was untrue, and convinced the
Consul OF that fact, who withdrew
the dispatch,
Dispatches from the New York
Associated Press announcing an
attempt TO organize II iilibustering
expedition in that city and New
Orleans against Cuba, were prompt.
ly received here. Capt. General
Lersundi is also in receipt of dis.
patches to the same effect. All the
necessary precautions have been
taken to receive the invaders.
Spanish war steamers are cruising
about the coast.
Col. Guiros has returned to San
tiago dc Caba from the insurroc-
tionary district, he was unable to
remain there any longer as he WAS
without provisions, and that region
is entirely bare.
Capt. General Lcrsundi has re-
ceivcd dispatch from the provision
al government at Madrid approx
ing his course in every particular.
The dispatch mentioned the fact
of the appointment Of Gen. Dulce as
Capt. General Of Cuba; who was
nominated on account Of receipt of
resignation Of Lersundi.
The New York Herald says re-
garding Cuba, according to govern
ment accounts, II band oftwelve re-
volutionists were arrested at San
Christobal, they were purposing to
create a revolution in the Velta
Abaia region.
A Merchant ofZora charged with
receiving arms and ammunition for
the rebels had been arrested.
Count Bamas Eda, of Manzonillo,
had issued n proclamation giving
the revolutionists eight days in
which to lay down their arms.
a private letter from a promi-
nent insurgent in Cuba states that
the revolutionary Junta in Havana
has sworn to destroy the property
of every individual who shall over
his signature offer his life or wealth
or protection in favor of the govern
mcnt cause; in no other case shall
property be attacked.
Recruiting for tho Cuban expedi-
tion has ceased in this city. Col.
Gibbons having already enrolled
$500, which is 1900, more than he
wants. lie alleges that the whole
command is to devolvo upon
wealthy Habanese, who is famous
as military leader under Don Car
los and Maximillian, and who so far
has furnished all the fundsnecessary.
The intention is TO annex Cuba to
the United States. A meeting is to
be held in relation to the matter in
Cooper Institute soon. .rl
New YORK, Nov. 16.-Four dis
tinct shocks of earthquake were felt
at Elizabeth, New Jersey, last night
at a quarter past 10 o'clock. The
first shock continued about twenty
seconds; chairs, tables and other
articles of furniture swayed to and
fro.
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 16.-The
steamer Matanzas, from Savannah
for New York, loaded with cotton,
blew out hue off Hatteras, firing
the vessel. The crew were COM
PEELED to take to the boats, and were
picked up after seven hours and
brought here.
New YORK, Nov. 16.-Mayor
Hoffman sent letter of resignation !,
to the Common Council to take eff
feet November Both, in order that
the vacancy may be filled at the
charter election in December
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov l6.-The
trial Of the contested election case !
has progressed quietly to-day, al
though excited crowds surrounded
he City Hall. Eminent counsel
ire engaged on both sides. The
prevails that the election
will be adjudgcd to have been irreg- {
llar and illegal
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Nov. 16.-At ,
/ meeting of the Supreme Court,
Wednesday next, Gov. Reid will