American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-31
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Deferred Dispatches.
From the New Orleans Times.l

From the New Orleans Times.l
WASHINGTON, July 2O.-Judge
JeffOrds and Col. Norman, of Mis-
sissippi, visited Judge Dent to-day
and found him heartily enlisted in
the cause of the Conservative Re
publican party. Judge Dent ex-
presses his determination to visit
the State and canvass for the party
whether nominated for Governor or
not.
The members of Congress and of
the National Republican Committee,
who have been here for several da,s
urging the Administration to give
is support to the ultra Radicals in
Mississippi and Texas, claim to have
received the assurance that every
effort will be made by the Admins
tratiOn to insure the success of the
ultra Radical ticket in those States.
although the President very rcluct-
antly submitted to the views of a
large majority of his Cabinet on
that subject.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-Advices
from Madrid state that the Govern
ment had declared martial Law.
From Havana, it is stated that the
rebels had burned the railroad
bridge near Puerto Principe.
Five hundred drilled troops, un-
der SariegO, had appeared near Gin
dab Real, and strong party is at
Manzaneras. Communications be-
tween the two cities was interrupt
ed.
A general Carlist rising is expect.
ed.
Don Carlos has certainly crossed
the frontier.
The fight at Cindad Real resulted
in the death of fifteen and the wound
ing of many.
The CarlisL troops lost three Off
GERS killed.
Four thousand Carlists had arrived
in La Mancha.
The Government forces were on
the march to the scene of action.
Gov. Hahn, of Louisiana is here.
Judge Sharkey visited Judge Dent
to-day, and assured him of cordial
support.
Postmaster General Cresswell en-
dorses Stokes, of Tennessee.
A large Mississippi delegation has
gone to Long Branch.
Postmaster, Gen'l Cresswell broke
his arm by falling from chair.
Rev. Mr.. Lynch, cOlored, of Mis-
sissippi, preached in this city today
He called on Judge Dent, and as
sured him of his hearty support.
WASHINGTON, July 26.-Revenue
receipts to-day nearly one million
dollars.
The Secretary of War returns to
morrow.
The Treasury Department has in
formation of the seizure of one hun
dred barrels of Alcohol at New
Orleans.
Elk Gov. Sharkey leaves this even
ing for the North. He represents
the condition of affairs in his State
as hopeful, and says there is grea
anxiety among all classes to have
the State back into the Union. TIL,
Conservative Republican Conven
ton meets in September, and ht
thinks there is no doubt about Judge
Dents nomination.
Lynch declares that all furthe
, efforts at reconstruction should b,
based on universal suffrage and uni
versal amnesty; that the white PEG
pie of Mississippi have as Thorough
ly abandoned resistance to the doc
trines of the Republican party a.
they did to the Government whel
the armies of Gen. Lee surrendered
that they do not feel an interest il
common with the National Demo
cratic party; that when Southern
white men concede to colored mel
equal political rights, there is II,
issue between them. and to Great
one will be curse to both races
Lynch conferred with many of tn
, leading Radicals.
MEMPHIS, July PA sever
shock of an earthquake was felt her
, at o'clock this morning. Severa
large meteors fell during the night
WAsHINGroN, July 27.-Proceed
, ings have been commenced agains
, Schewmire, colored, a former mes
. senger in the Treasury. fur uSini
bogus money. Turner, the negr
, postmaster at Macon, Ga, is to b
!, brought here as witness.
, HAVANA, July q Official rel o t
|, state that the regular effective troop
: are thirty two thousand volunteers
, four thousand rebels, six thOusan
well armed men and many guerrill
bands.
r The volunteers surprised and xii
, ed eighteen rebels near Renidos.
A skirmish between Villa ClaI
> and Saqua resulted in the loss {
twenty rebels, including Majc
MOI ques.
MADRID, July 27.-The Carlist
were repulsed in attempting to caE
ture Pampolana. Several were xiii
ed Oh both sides.
Carlist's party were defeated b
E volunteers at Tarascon.