The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-20

japan, aud withdrawn their proclamation OF
neutrality.
Mediterranean have been successfully admitted
INTO Bitter lake through the 5uez Canal
VIENNA March ia roya decree has ius'
been published, establishing trial by jury for
o6epses against the Press law.
MADRID, March l9.-The trouble In Audalusia
still continues. At Xeres de la Frontera tho
opposition TO the military inscription colmi.
uated in battle between the insurgents and
troops. The engagement was OF short duration,
but very fierce. The insurgents we're defeated
and routed. six hundred OF them being tax en-
prisoners. M ramon, at the head of nine hun.
o1ed Carlis's, had appeared at Patenia, In the
mountain, near Hhvonia. Troops have been
des patched 10 that neiehborhooh
HAVANA, March 19.-OD Thur:day the barque
ochCe. with coal IRON Troon, went ashore at
CCjlmar. The insurgents burnt tive OF the
LARGEST plantations in the jurisdiction OF Sagua
II Chca one near Cieniuegos and gnother neac
Macagua. 1t is positively asserted that the
insuigent generals are carrying out their de
terred plan OF burning everywhere. delacd.
ment OF Insurgents had left Alvadrez, well
mounted, TO burn the plantations 10 the
vicinity CfJabacoa. The planters are terrified
Authentic Information from the insurgents
ADMIT that many plantations have been burned
within week.
An engagement took place between the
Il oops and insurgents yesterday, near Al 'a1ez.
1he insurgents we're routed, and are dividing (;
Cne torce fed towards Macagua, and the o'her
towards Jocuire Grande. An engagement mad
taken place at GuaracaOuila. An OtCal dc-
count reports one hundred and thirty-six insur-
gents killed and only one Spanish soldier
sounded. The insurgents are active near Bo-
loudToD.
Troops from Matauzas have gone there. When
the battle OF Sierra Cabltawas fought, Quesada
was sick with the smallpox. Ortega COM
marded the insurgents, carrying OFT the slaves
fIOm plantations and making them soldiers,
The number of insurgents in Sagua aud Rene
dios districts are estimated at from seven to
nIne thousand. Resquer1a plantations, near
Trinidad, have been burned. Five persons were
burned IN Sagua district, which produced nine
thou, and bogsheads OF sugar yearly. The in
surgents have destroyed the railroad md tele-
graph between Alvarez and Macagua.
HAVANA, March 19.-0cder being restored in
the jurisdiction of Santa Espiritu, General
Pueblo is moving towards Puerto Principe. The
situation at Clentuegos is unchanged. The
disturbed condition OF the surrounding country
prevents sugar from reaching Cientuegos.
AT Trinidad Remedies, and other markets it
is generally estimated tnat the sugar crop this
year will fall short by three-eghths OF last year.
SUGARS at our ports are 1rmer. There are
rumors OF engagements near to Holguin, but
nothing definite Is known.
SAN FRANCIS co, March l9.-Mazatlan advices
to March have been received by steamer.
The United States steamer Resaca was in port.
Trade was lang gEishng, and the future prospects
are discouraging. The steamer brings S207, 900
in treasure from Mexico.
The customs authorities of Mazatlan seized an
American vessel, and attem pied to eX.ort export
duties on cargo of dye-woods. The vessel was
only relieved on the bond of the American
Consul, that such duties should be paid, if ac-
cordIng to law.