The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-01

A dispatch from Bucharest announces that the
change in the Roumanian Cabinet was brought
about by Prussia assisting in the displacement of
the war party.
LONDON, Nov. 30.-News received from Buenos
Ayres states that the nsurrection in the Argentine
States of Corrientes has been suppressed.
Henry W. Longfellow, the American poet, is at
Genoa.
BRUssELs, Nov. 3O-The Duke of Brabant is
recovering from his severe illness
LONDON, Nov. 30.--rhe Times OF this morning
con ments with wonder on the rapid progress
OF the Pacific Railway, and, noting the extra
ordinary features of the road, commends the
enterprise of the American people in overcoming
obstacles heretofore deemed insurmonntabie,
and explains the influence this great project will
exercise on the commerce of the world.
PARIS, Nov. 30-John P. Hale, the American
Minister to Spain, is in this city consulting ply
slcians with regard to his failing health.
BY THE CUBA CABLE.
HAVANA, Nov. 3O.-The official account of the
engagement between the troops and revolutionists,
on the oath instant, is as follows: The revolution
lists attacked a small detachment of troops sta
toned in the town OF Viadel Cobre, San
tiago, with their whole force, and succeeded in
driving them from their position. The troops then
took refuge in church. Information concerning
the attack sent to Santiago, and troops and
volunteers were Immediately forwarded to CObre
This reinforcement succeeded in surprising the
tionists lost sixty-three killed and many wounded
General Marcano, a Dominican, commanding the
rebels, was killed and Colonel Perez severely
wounded. The government lost three killed and
ten wounded. Many dead bodies of revolutionists
have since been found in bitches. All the small
detachments of government troops have been called
to join the main body.
HAVANA, Nov. 30.-Late advices from st. Do
mingo report all quiet the Haytien frontier
The rebel General Orgando was severely wounded
i'm the recent skirmsh. Colonel Hevin, another
rebel, was a prisoner, and had been sentenced to
be shot, at Azua. The government troops con-
tinued to pursue with great activity dispensing the
bands of the Orgando faction, and had taken many
rebel prisoners.
The elections were progressing quietly through
out the country.
Santa Anna intended to proceed from Puerto
Plata to the capital. Colonel Falkans and Messrs.
O'Sullivan and Prime arrived at st. Domingo from
New York
A revival of trade at Puerto Plata restored pub
lie confidence throughout the republic and hopes
are entertained of peace and prosperity.
HAVANA, Nov. 30.-The steamship Maryland
sailed to-day for Baltimore.
HAVANA, Nov. 3O.-Many American, English,
French and other foreign residents of this city
have joined the volunteers now in active service,
and LEFT for the seat of war.
Prominent citizens of Mexico here and an ex-
minister of Macmillan deny that any Mexicans are
implicated in this rebellion. Letters from Cubans
and others residing in Mexico confirm this state
ment. The only foreigners who hold prominent
positions among the revolutionists Dominicans
All the Mexican refugees here seem to be quietly
awaiting change of government or proclamation
of general amnesty by Juarez to return to their
country.
Later accounts of the fight at Villa del Cobre
increase the number of rebel killed. battalion
composed of volunteers, army veterans and coOred
militia, sails tomorrow for Gibara, the northern
coast battalion of volunteers has been raised in
Matanzas, and will Immediately take the field
The town of Holquin, defended by only twenty-five
soldiers and ten citizens, was attacked by
thousand rebels and taken. The soldiers retired
into the hospital, where they fortified them.
selves and at the latest date still held out Rein
forcements have been sent to them.
Count NalmaZada has commenced operations in
the field. Up to the present time five hundred
persons, either actual rebels compromised in
some way by the rebellion, have presented them
| selves to Valmazada and received pardon. Only
| two prominent citizens of Puerto Principe Joined
the revolutionary party. One of them, Marquis
Santa Lucea, has gone to Nuevitas and the other
| Senior Nenveta, is at Moron. Both command rebel
| bands, and refuse to compromise or surrender.