The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1869-08-11

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CARLIST INSTRUCTION !
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Significant Letter E'roIn.he Capt ain
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: MADRID, August 1.-Carlist; under Saliva
riegOs, are in the mountain near Toledo
The national troops are il, close pursuit
Bands OF Carlists appeared II the provinces
Ponteyedra and Leon
The Carlists taken prisony'eaa. Panpelrnaa
Ne-oeeh trlesl by court nlA< " The ygHSf
4 AdH1cate Mn,te urged the applicaS 4 decided.
Volunteers Of Liberty, throughout tl,t
kingom, are offering their services to the Pro
visiOnal Government to assis II the suppress
sion of the Carlist instruction.
NEW YORK, August 1.-The Cuban, Junta
has advices that Gems. JOrdG@ and Figucrido,
with ten thousand armed insurgents, attacked
General LatOrre near Santiago de Cuba
routed his forces, and captured himself.
Twenty-four thousand dollars were stolen
from the Treasurers office, United States Ar.
senal. The safe shows no signs of violence
Several of the employees have been arrested.
The Spanish General Puebla has been de-
feated between Nuevitas and Puerto Principe
His son, with large portion of his command
is stated to have joined the Cuban army. A
cargo of slaves has been landed at Colorado
Key for Havana.
LATER FROM MEXICo.-A telegram from
the Capital to the oath reports, the arrest OF
several persons implicated in the attempt to
kidnap Juarez and Trajeda.
The courts are engaged in examining some
Americans on the charge of completely with
Lopez and others in conspiracy against the
public treasury.
Election returns show that nine-tcnths OF
the Congressman chosen are supporters of the
present administration.
Excitement in relation to American. claims
continued.
Tamaulipas was in a disturbed condition
Cortino. with three hundred men had reached
Victoria. Cuestra, Vargas and Canalcs had
! united on the latter for military Governor.
Disturbances in Tuspan are also reported
Some officials had been killed The people OF
| Yncatan were dissatisfied with the Governors
pronunciamento. An insurrection was immi
nent: Indians were within ffty miles of Peri
da: thew are very Troublesome. and create
much alarm among the people. .....r a.
LONDON, August IA cable company from
Scotland to Quebec has been Organized.
The Commissioners of the Worlds Fair oi
1851 have issued a prospectus for an intcrna
tienal exhibition Of fine and industrial arts
aud sciences and inventions i'm 1871, r..fy
DUBLIN, August IA grand demonst1a
ton in favor Of the release Of Ferian rriso
ners was made to-day. Twenty thousand
people in the procession. Tie tone of the
the speakers was moderate f
FLORENCE, August as-An international cx
hibition viii take Hlacc at. 1sifiu. in 1872, to
Gents tunnel. u -
PARIS, Aug 2.-Thc Evening Moniteur has
information that Don Carlos has rc-enteret
France, and General Prim is about to leave
Madrid on a trip to Vichy for his health.
This statement of the Moniteur is general
ly credited and is regarded as a proof tina
the Carlist movement is ended. -.
HAVANA, July 81, via Key West, Aug. p
On "Wednesday, 1000 negro insurgents at
tackled Puerto Principe and raided the city
400 Spanish troops attacked them and after
severe struggle the insurgents retired in goot
order, having captured and destroyed pro
visions to the amount of $4,000.
The Mexican bark Non lntervento has Oh
board the captain and crew of the schooner
Zeven Sterren, from Trinidad to TObasco
whom she picked up twenty-three miles o
Southwest Pass, IN a long boat. Captain
| Zeven Sterren reports that in latitude %
longitude %, she sprung leak and sunk
The Captain and crew OF the Zeven Sterrel
were eight days in the long boat when picke'
Sre Iy .4e oOos non .srssnsS damana for tho
where the insurgents are increasing in mum
bers and activity. ,r.... -.;., - =
MADRID, Aug. 3.-The Captain General o
Madrid has addressed a letter to Regent S.,,
rano and General Prim. i'm Which he saws:
81 took part in the revolution hOpinS to Sc
morality, law and Justice succeed to formc
abuses 1t is now ten months since the revo
luton was accomplished. NV hopes hav
been deceived. rGteoter ahuscs wide snrea,
limmorality and denlorabIe anarchy prrvai
disorders to which it is absolutely necessa
nv to put an end. The Constitution hayin,
proclaimed monarchy. the immediate cboic
of a king is Indispensable. If the Govern
ment does not shortly consider the question
shall abandon all homes as to the Constitu
ton of the revolution, and retire to priyat
life" a29@ l.'F7 TT - T-74 :,
The letter was read in the Council Of Min
isters and created profound impression.
DRESDEN, Aug. 3.-Three hundred peopl
were killed byo a coll;erv evnIos;on IN n
mountains near this city. r..
Joftlon reports himself and troops in excel
lent condition. and asserts that his uommap
| is equal to three times the same number q
these opposed to him, He saws they are wel
organized, well drilled, and light like demons
| His force ;s daily ;ncreasa,l ne racrn;ts II
| expresses entire confidence ~ success,
! AA.1xAx n S. August g. ,9The nssn-of-wa
| Eclipse, from Rio JanelrO jhither, lost lit
commander, first lieutenant, and sixtee