The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-14


loud cheering
MADRID, June 13-In the Cortes, yester-
day. Navarro advocated the election of Mont
pensier to the throne, and declared his pre-
ference for immediate and final action on the
part of the Cortes to that effect Prim de-
Tended the present Government of Mexico,
and announced that diplomatic relations would
soon be renewed with President Juarez.
Montpensier has entered Spain. and is nov i'm
Andalusia.
BERLIN, June 13.-The King of Prussia.
attended by Bismark, has left Berlin on a tour
through Hanover.
LONDON, June 12.-The Times to-day,
speaking of the position of the House of
Lords on the Irish Church bill, says the Mar
quis of Salisburys anticipation of the situa-
ton of the Peers is now realized We are in
a crisis-one of those rare great occurrences
when the national mind has been fully de-
clared-and the Lords must defer to the will
of the country, or otherwise the machinery
of the Government cannot be carried on.
Owing to the fixed and unalterable constitu-
ton, the House of Peers must yield.
LONDON, June 12-Evening. Immense Tory
demonstrations were held to-day in various
parts of the kingdom At Manchester over
100000 persons were present Resolutions
protesting against the passage of the Irish
Church bill were passed, and monster petit
ton embodying the substance of the resolu-
tions was sent to Earl Derby for presentation
to the House of Lords At Liverpool $4,000
people were present. Speeches were made
by distinguished persons, and the usual reso-
lutions against the disestablishment of the
Irish Church were unanimously adopted.
HAVANA, June 12.-Reports have been re-
ceived here of very severe engagement be-
tween the Government troops and the rebels
at Puerto Padre. The losses are given at
hundreds. Among those reported killed is
General Marmol. Reliable information
however, is wanting of this engagement.
Captain Pforf, of the Holland war vessel
Soembing, was drowned at Kingsland,
Jamaica, on June /.
HAVANA, June 13.-The reports of heavy
engagement at Puerto Padre are confirmed.
The Spaniards admit loss of sixty killed, and
estimate that of the Cubans at twelve hun
dred killed and wounded The insurgent
General Marmol was killed.
The following news from Santiago comes
from Spanish sources:-A schooner recently
landed party of one hundred filibusters at
Port Battiqueri, six miles east of Santiago.
The party was betrayed by its guide, who gave
information of their landing to the officer in
command at Baracou. The troops of the
garrison marched out, and coming up with
the filibusters attacked them, and in the fight
fifty of the latter were killed and the others
captured. The leader of the party was shot
on the spot, and the prisoners we're taken to
Santiago for execution. All the stores of the
expedition were captured including s., 900, 900
in unsigned revolutionary currency, several
hundred rifles, and three OF four pieces of
artillery.
PARIS June 12.-About two hundred ar
rests were made last night The populace
generally assisted the troops to preserve order,
and the streets were clear by ten o'clock. No
outrages were committed.
PARIS, June 12.-The tumults in the streets
continue. The cavalry paraded all night but
met with no resistance. Arrests continue to
be made, and the streets were more tranquil
after midnight. Strong detachments of mill
tary are posted in the city to prevent an out
break The Emperor and Empress drove
through Montmartre, yesterday, unattended.
The following was officially promulgated to-
day;-'The recent disorders approach a ter
mination, owing to the strength and energy
of public opinion.
PARIS, June 12-Evening -Ismael Pacha
arrived here to-day