The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-16
Foreign Affairs.

Foreign Affairs.
SAW FRANCISCO. Jan. l5- -Ma2a'lan a1vices to
Jauuary have been received. Great dlscon-
tent prevailed against Juarez's government, and
an open rebellion is soon anticipated.
General Corona departed for Acapulco on
January 2, er route for the city OF MeAico, on
leave OF absence. IL is asserted that his presence
has only prevented an open rupture. The
leader OF the present contemplated pronunCla.
Inento is yet unknown, although the name OF
Don ?laCldo Vega Is mentioned IN connection
with bls vel. kGown aspirations Tor the Repuo.
nc OF the UCcldent, from Teplc to the Rio
Colorado including 'onOra, Chhuahua, Duran
90 SnalOa, Lower California, AMI portion OF
Jalisco, and claiming protecuon from the
Omitted states.
General Martincz's name is also mentioned in
the same connection. lie Has eXOected TO ar
rive in the country by the next steamer.
Advces we're received at MaZatan on January
g. reporting the rising Of GOu2lles Ortega, to
enforce hls claim to the Presidency Negrete,
Outrage, Vargas, and Canales are his sup orters.
The death OF his htrni Pdtont, 1t Is supposed,
bas caused Ore2a TO take this step.
The General Government is eXuIbitiug tardl-
Iess to Orug Cauto % trial,
General Eulogra Para has been appointed
military comm8ndmt OF SInalOd during the
absence OF C1IOng.
Ar persons VINO aided MartlneEs revolution
are ordered TO present themselves before the
District Court,
SAN PRANOIsCo Jan. l5.-The Commissioners
appointed by Governor Rabi 10 report upon the
losses OF citizens by the French INVASION, pre-.
tent claims amounting to Slt5,GOO, which have
been forwarded TO tue CITY Of Mexico.
There is great dlssat'staCtionamong the clergy
)n re gard to the new militia law, which eXempts
no males between the ages OF twenty and fifty.
Several arrests have been made and nne5 eX.
acted from CLERGY men. Tee Bishop OF Leon
was brcua ut be ore the courts because OF his
protesting against he occupancy OF the church
properly by the State authorizes for school
purposes.
Ihe LEGISLATURE Of Jaiisco has authorized
the Governor OF the Stale to sell all buildings
belonging TO the clergy, even lho e for instruc-
on aud benevolent puTDo es. The Apache
Indians are committing horrible outrages in
Sonora, and the National Guard has been called
out 10 6Cht them.
Everythi is paralyzed in Lower California,
aud the miLes are only worked sufficiently to
retain the titles
HAVANA, Jau. l5.-The journals of this city
continue TO report that Vain aseda has taken
Bayamo, but The fact is still doubtful. Even II
he had reached the town, it is lot probable that
he would enter it, The Spanish and CuOau
accounts concur in stating that the cholera Is
Seniors Ramirez, Ovo, and Tamayo left this
city to-day as q commission to coasult with the
insurgent chiefs, and endeavor 10 bring about
compromise. Various meetings to CONSIDER
the question OF peace have been held at the
residences of prominent CubanC, but they have
had no definite result.
The Cuban Revolutionary Junta in this citl
r. bas had several secret meetings. at which the,
have resolved TO remain quiet and accep
hing from Dulce, and to make no demon
Btration until they have heard folly fron
Oespedes as 10 the wishes OF the revolutionist
In arms.
HAVANA, Jan. l5.-An original copy of tn
so-called Emancipation Proclamation issued b.
the revolutionary General Cespedes has beer
received here. 1t does not, as reported, aoolel
slavery at once, but counsels the owners to Civ
the slaves their freedom, and leave the ultimate
decision to the people, who at their pleasure
may decide upon immediate emancipation
coupled with indemniicatlon of those owner
VINO are favorable to the revolutionary cause
and yet un wiling to part with their property
Fhe Generals principal object IN Issuing th
proclamation appears to be the utilization OF th
services OF the blacks as a military necessity.
RIO JANEIRo, Dec. "a, via Lisbon, Jan. l5.-A
the last accounts from The sea- OF war the Allie
held VIeta aud Augostura. Many cannon ant
large amount OF stores, ammunition, ant
prisoners fell INTO their hands.
The losses of the Pdraguayans In killed ant
wounded IN the recent battle are very heavy.
report, from Parag1aya- sources, claims tha
the Allied forces lost 5000 men killed ant
wounded in the battle of December o. Genera
Aigolla was MORALLY Wounie in this fight
General MchahoO, the American Minister, wa
in the Paraguaysn camp. good understand
ing exists between President Lopez and tn
American Minister.
MADRID Jan. l5.-The elections for member
OF the Constituent Cortes have commenced
The ReactloDists have attemo,ed to create dis
turbances atthe polling places, bat these prove
aoornVe. with these exceptions, god orde
has been maintainCd
The Provisional Govern men, has obtained
proofs of the existence OF consp,racy II
which Generals Pezuela Calonge and Maaue
CaSsett are implicated. The persons named ar
uDder arrest, and IL the CHARGES against then
are proved they will be summarilY punished.
BERLIN, Jan. l5.-The stateme ut made oy tht
Vienna Journal hat Bsmark nad declared tina
Won Beust must be removed from tue head O
the Austrian Cabinet Is pronounced to b
WlthoDt any foundation in fact.
LONDON, Jan. l5.-The Madrid journals ar
bostle TO the Duke OF Aosta as a candidate TO
the throne OF Spain. The chances of the Dnk
OF Mon pens er seem, Mt pTeBeu, 10 be lncreas
lDs. The GdulOis, OF Paris, thinks, no WeVer
mat the former IS the most avaIlable candi la G
and IS most ely TO succeed, II SPAN declare
III favor OF a monarchy.
PARIS Jan. l5.-Ihe Conference on the EaS
ern qnestlon meets again to-day. IL is generall
believed this session VIII be hnRl. 1t Is reporte
Oh ctediiable authority that kezo Rangabe Tia
GIecian Minister, has been instructed 10 al
nOOnce that Greece Is resolved 10 reject III
decision OF the Conference If CERTAIN demanJ
in the Turkish uldmatum are supported by tn.
body. All the indications aIe that Greece
bent on war. An Athens despatch saws thf
KNg George is pIeDaring TO retire 10 Naupiia
PARIS, Jan. 10 The public ne Hspapers repo
that The Conference on The Eastern dificuIt
held a harmonious session to day, and adoott
unanimously a eonciliaiory IesolutiOp Ra,
gabe was not in attendance, and has continu,
abseuce ls REGARDED as refusal by Gr.ere
Jseogni2e the Conference.