The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-22

Senator Henderson; OF Missouri, and he
party, letl for the United states 10 day.
An Amer can, Da1 ed Dudley, who attempted
TO leave without passport, was detained by the
au hortes.
The banks report large gold receipts, which
are making tie market easier.
Jbe Dsdrto Gays the insurgent chiefs in the
jurisdiction o Colon have surrendered.
Advices from Trinidad report several encoJn-
tCrs IN that vicinity. Colonel Schmidt, leading
the insutgent forces, was wound d. and SIX
MeXicans and three others we're killed. The
forces de endlng Puerto Principe number one
thousand men.
The PrenSd says that the insurgents have
been totally defeated near Villa Clara, aud
considers the insurrection ended in that part of
the island.
The time mentioned in the proclamation OF
Iersundi granting amnesty to all rebels who
would lay down their arms and submit to the
Government has expired. Another proclama-
tion has been issued still Offering forgiveness to
all these who will leave the ineureent cause,
excepting the leaders and those convicted OF
CRIME.
HAVANA, Feb. 2O.-At n meeting Of merchants
of this city, at the palace, it was unanimously
resolv ed 10 guarantee the issue OF So, 900 600 n
paper by the "Banco," the notes to be declared
a legal tender by the Captain-General. Dulce
has requested the acting consul here to furnish
him with list of American residents.
PARIS. Feb. 20.-The recent order OF FORBADE,
Minister of the Interior, for guarding against
the abuse of the right o the people to peace
ably assemble was put in iorce yesterday.
public meeting was contemplated at Mont
Parnasse near this city, but it was dispersed by
the authorities, All public gatherings on Wed.
nesday next are positively prohibited, as that
will be the twenty-frst anniversary of the
second Inauguration of republican govern
mcnt in France,
General Dix publishes card in the papers of
this city to>day, denying the story that has been
extensively circulated, to the effect that he had
recently MADE speech ssympathizlng with the
Greeks in the matters at issue between Greece
and Turkey. lie calls attention to the fact tn At
the policy of America has always been that OF
non-lnterference with European political affairs
and a1ti1ms that this is and has always been his
policy.
PARIS, Feb. 2l.-A frigate has been ordered
to Cuba to protect the interests OF French citi-
Zens there.
TRIESTE Feb. 21.-A terrible disaster occurred
Yesterday on the Austrian irlgate Radetsky.
While she was cruising in the Adriatic an eXplo-
sion took place in her po wder magazine, making
complete wreck of the ship and causing great
loss of life. Most of the officers and crew were
instantly killed or were blown into the sea and
drowned.
PARIS, Feb. 2O-Evening. Gaulois says
| that MOntpensler has been permitted to return
| toSpain as private citizen.
MADRID, Feb. 2l.-The iron-clad Victoria is
| under orders to sail for Cuba.
| BY a recent decree OF the Colonial Minister, all
restrictions are removed from the Office Of com
| meTclal brokers in Cuba and Porto Rico
Havana, Feb. 20-A steamer from Vera Cruz
I brings advices to the Sd inst. from the City
l OF Mexico. NPgrete on Ile l0ll nSV.iCdptuTeu
| the city or Puebla, and issued proclamations.
| but evacuated it on the 9th, on the approach OF
Government troops, taking the road towards
| Matamoras. General Bacardi, of the Govern.
ment troops, now holds Puebla. 1t is reported
that Porfrio Diaz is implicated in this move
| ment but this is untrue. The revolutionists al
| San Martin, on the 9Th INST, levied a forced
| loan of $500, 600 on the merchants of that town
| The revolutionary General Zapata at Sisal
has fed General Vargas having attacked the
| insurgents. The insurrection in Yucatan is
merely local. A revolution is expected al
| Guadalajara, there being much trouble between
the military and civil authorities. The Governor
! has resigned, and the courts have declared
their inability 10 administer justice. A revolu-
that vicinity; also in Nuevo Leon. Quiroga
| with twelve hundred well armed men, had
pronounced in favor Of Santa Anna. 1t is
| reported that Corona would be appointed
Minister to Washington. General Canto ha6
| arrived at Durango. The contract with the
| American Pacific steamers had been annulled.