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Powers. Nothing. therefore. will be done looking
TO the recognition OF the Cuban insurgents
WN>uiNGroN, April I0.-In The House. Banks
Cuban sympathy resolution was pa>sed-9S 10 p.
\ bin in relation to the style OF a new State
Department building was passed.
At u O'Clock the Speaker adjourned the House.
y Tribune special says the Fur Seal Protection
bin is '~ieci>iyciy AIilrd in the House.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations has
had a lengthy session ON foreign appointments
Many OF theSc are regarded n improper and unit
10 be made. Action X postponed FOR the present
Culc,Go. April l5.-Washington specials say the
Senate yesterday agreed not 70 dispose 81 the
pdri-n Canal treaty the present session. but to
wait for additional Information. Wilson strongly
favorS a railroad instead OF IA canal.
II i probable that several of the nominations
for foreign Missions and ConsulShipS will be re-
called. owing to strong opposition in the Senate.
There ! especially au active opposition against
Pile Tor the Brazil Mission. aud Carlilc for stock
holm.
NEw YoRK April IA Washington special
says III" Senate yesterday ratified the naturaliza-
ton treaty with England. IL i similar in its pro-
vision to other treaties on tine same subject with
other European Powers.
Cuban News.
Havana. April l5-Iusto Aquillo. President of
the revolutionary Junta at Halgin, was executed
to-day.
The journals publish very favorable accounts of
the progress of troops i'm all parts OF the island.
Accounts from the interior. from revolutionary
sources. are wanting, there being no means of as
pertaining what the facts are, except through 6o'-
eminent sources.
There have been several severe fights during the
past few days.
The Spanish Courts have declared that the cap
turrd American brig Mara LOteI is a legal prize.
\ Spanish man-of-war to-day overhauled the
American brig Lizzie -HGjor. near Caribicca. and
took oil Two of her passengers, both of whom We're
provided with passports, and had embarked at Ha-
Yana.
\ report is current, from Cuban sources. that the
Spanish troops conveying provisions from Santa
Cruze and Puerto Principe. were routed by the in
On the arrival of the steamer Eagle, from New
York, 1--WE Cubans. who had taken passage 10 lla-
vana, were arrested aid confined in Moro Castle.
Further disturbances occurred in the streets last
night. Several were killed Tonight all Is per
iectly quiet.
HAVANA, April lG.-General Dulce has issued a
proclamation. ordering the seizure OF the property
of Lemurs. Leon. Casanova. Mestrc, BramoIlO and
others, unless they prove q transfer This Is caused
their trying To raise funds IN New York fer the
Cubans.
CHICAGO. April 1G.-Consul-Genrra Plumb Is
about leaving for Havana, and crrries with him
preliminary instructions looking for restitution and
iull satisfaction to American citizens Tor All injuries
and insults received by them at the hands OF the
Spanish. Capt. Campbell OF the brig Lo,reH Is as
'ured that his rights will be protected. If tne facts
10 tc Lt--ff lidJbF are NOT tNdSs~t. "''N'
he Government is determined to demand repara-
aud apology.
HAVANA, April lin consequence of the APP
nearance in New York of 4 document issued by
Morales Lennes. imposing contributions on Cuban
for the support of the revolutionary cause.
Lenncs and others. unless they produce proofs of ,
Is legal transfer 10 other parties.
Dulce promulgated a decree. laying an embargo
IN the property of absent Cubans.
IL is reOoTted that n schooner. with a cargo of
rms. was captured on the eastern end ofthe Island,
While trying to run the blockade.
The Mary LOlreV has been taken to the arsenal.
md is being discharged. The DISPOSITIONS of the
rev have been sent to the British Government.
Secretary Fish teleeraphs Consul Hall, asking
or the details of the Lie Mayor case.
The Herdld'S special from Havana says an extern
i've campaign has been planned. The Central
department. troops are to march from the north to
he south side of the Island, while the war steamers
.ruiSe Off the southern coast.
-AdviceS from NuevitHs to the 10th say the insur-
rents are sanguinc of capturing I~Iolguin. which
}enjose Is protecting with Il 600 men. He asks
or reiniorcemenJs.
HAVANA April lL-Napoleon Arriso and other
nsnrgent chiefs are heading a party in the Central
department. OF Cuba in opposition TO Gen. QueSado
gho. however. has the largest number ofadherentS.
Volunteers are organizing in the interior.
IOS de Cuba warns the public against over con-
dence in the termination of the Instruction.
Diario says Spanish war steamers are watching the
expeditions expected from the United States.
Casanova Is still unreleased.
\ decree authorizes the raising of one thousand
guards to protect the plantations Of
Western planters. who are to pay them.
Advices from Puerto Principe say a convoy has
Trivcd from Santa Cruz under guard of nine hun
red troops. who encountered two thousand insur-
ents intrencbed. After 4 desperate fight they de-
-rOyed them.
New YORK. April 15.-Valiente, general agent of
Ne Cuban revolutionists. has issued an address to
he people of the United States. He says the in
Urgent army has been gradually increased, and
ow numbers ~. 600. Gen. CeSpedes is Command
r in-Chief and the head of the republican Govern
which is duly established within a line which
overs about twO-thirds of the island. in which
avery is abolished. The patriots have effected
us, Notwithstanding their sad deficiency in war
lateral, while their enemies are fully armed with
lie most approved weapons.
European.
ROME, April 1.-THE POpe's Jubilee was cele-
rated with great s~plendor.
The Pope sang mass at St. Peters. and the TIE
cum was sung by the united choirs of the Roman
apital.
There were present at the celebration all the Car
mails and Foreign Ambassadors, and even st.
eter's seemed TO be crowded
In the evening the magnificent dome was lnstan-
neously illuminated with Eve thousand lamps.
le shades OF which were alternately of silver and
oldcn hue. I
The spectacles of the day were gorgeous beyond
.
LONDON. -ADrli lZ.--Al 4 meeting Oh Two HtlNug"O
,nservativc members of Parliament tonight. Dis
.ei IN a speech indicated the future OF the policy
his party on the Irish Church question. AMI an
Ounced the amendments which will be proposed by
lie opposition to the bill now pending in the House
Commons. whicA are in effect that the grants
ade to the Irish Church since the Reformation
lal remain intact the glcbe land to be retained
Y the present holders without purchase: union of
L. ! Irish Church with the Church of England 10
,aSe; several unimportant notifications of fnan-
nj sections of the bill are proposed. including the
of a capital sum for support of the
leroy and the application of a large portion of
IL Church revenues to the support of public wor-
lip and To deiray the expenses of the management
the Church. Finally. an effort will be made to
rike ont all clauses referring TO the MaynOoth
rant. and the EsgiHa DoB'tt plan. 1t was favor
ply received, and the meeting was marked by
enthusiasm. I
PARIS. April 1.-THE PreSSe thinks the rejection
the Alabama treaty will cause great prejudice ,
-ainst the United States in Europe.
MApEIp. April LIT Is reported that Prim viii