The New York herald., 1869-03-20
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The cable dispatches are dated March 10.
The disturbances in Andaiusia. Spain, still con-
snue. The latest cable despatch gives account Of
battle between the insurgents and the government
troops. About rebels have been taken prisoners
formidable force OF Cariists has made its appear.
ance in the mountains about Paterna- Troops have
been sent to that neighborhood.
royal decree has just been issued In Austria
which establishes trial by jury for offences against
the Press law.
An o1er was made TO the English government by
the National Steamship Company proposing to carry
the mails between the United States and Great
Britain at the rate OF one penny per ounce. The
proposition was rejected on the ground that the
steamers OF that line were too slow. The Inman
steamship City Of Antwerp was obliged TO put into
Queenstown. Ireland, yesterday her shaft having
been broken.
According to Havana dispatches the insurgents
are burning plantations in every direction. Three
OF the largest In the jurisdiction OF Sagua la Chca
were recently destroyed as well "a many others, and
the planters are panfc stricken. More reinforce
ments have arrived from Spain, and also Generals
Buceta and Esca1ante The insurgents hadsbeen
routed near Alvarez and also at Guaracabuya their
loss at the latter place being 1SS killed. They have
destroyed the railroad between Alvarez and Maca-
qua and are carrying on the slaves from the planta
tions and making soldiers of them.
Admiral Hon reports to the Navy Department that
ne about making cruise around the island to OBJ
serve personally the condition Of American interests.
Affairs were generally quieter in Havana than at any
time since he has been there His relations with the
Captain General were very amicable.
Paraguay.
Advices BY the Atlantic cable state that Lopez,
Grasse.
In. the Senate yesterday Mr.. wilson made mo.
tion take up the House resolution for an adjourn
ment but ct the suggestion OF several members
withdrew 1t. The bills concerning divorces and
regulating the rights OF married women In the Dis
trict of Columbia were passed. Mr.. Sumner called
mp the bill TO carry into effect the DEGREES OF United
States courts relative to compensation for British
vessels illegally seized during the war. Mr. Stewart
stouty opposed the bill, and was unable to see how
British ship could have been wrongfuy seized
during the Of the rebellion when Grea; Britain
was making active war upon US. The bill went over
on the expiration OF the morning hour. The repeal
OF the Tenure OF once act came up as unfinished
business and after another debate the Senate with
out further action upon the BILL went into executive
session ana adjourned.
IN tuc nuusc tuc AppIopfihbioh oih was
considered In Committee Of the Whole. IL was the
same bill that was passed In the House last session
with the Senate amendments, making provision for
tho sums required BY the recent Indian treaties,
stricken out The whole question or the Indian pol.
icy was discussed in the argument that ensued.
The bill was finally reported TO the House and
passed. The House then adjourned.
The Legislature,
Bills were introduced In the State Senate yester.
day 20 amend the Excise law, for new market on
the site OF Warrington market extending the bound.
aries OF New York that It takes In Gil Of westches-
ter southtown and Eastcnester relative to opening
widenna and extending streets, and several others.
The bill relating 10 Tax Commissioners In New York
vas passed. end the bill restns to the sale OF thea-