The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-28

the events connected with the occupation Of the
| city, and said Italy was restored to herself and
| had reconquered her place in the world. He
| was convinced that Rome would remain the
seat OF the Pontificate.
CUBA.
REPORTED VICTORY OF THE REvoLUTIoNIsrs
| NEW YORK, Nov. GA Puerto Principe let
yer OF the ilth inst states that 800 Spanish reg
uiars attacked the revolutionists' entertainments
| at oainaguey, on the 10th. They were badly
defeated by the Cubans the Spanish retreating
VIII ABOUT l2oleftdead on the field, and 800 pirs-
oners VINO We're takeninto Principe. The Cubans
were armed with American rifles.
LOSS OF PORTLAND vEssEL-cREw ALL SAFE.
| SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Nov. 27.-The crew of
DIlgahtne Mary A. Davis of Portland, Me-,
S ~iIn Ioundered in lat 81, on her way from
Si TO Philadelphia, has arrived ON the
Drig Maanlius: Three of the wrecked crew are
on tne Crystal, bound for Philadelphia.
L. ne orig Mary A. Davis was built at Penn
Droke' Me-, in 1869. She was registered 1888
IONS, and was owned by Messrs j. S. Winslow
u Co. OF this city. The Mary A. Davis was
one Oh the best vessels of her class owned at
at this port.-ED
STUDENTS PUNISHED.
HAVANA, Nov. 27-Last Thursday afternoon
= a lumber OF medical students of the Royal
onIV9erslty jumped the walls of the Cemetery
anu neihoiished the grave of GonZals Castareon
nesiu 81 committing other excess On Saturday
ohe T0Vefnor visited the University and de-
nlaslued the names of the culprits. All the
stluehts remained silent and the case was trans
IeiIeo 10 the courts. Several students testified
anu I SIX members of the class were convicted
au sent TO prison, each in solitary confinement.
me court temporarily detained ~ others who
We're suspected of Completely. The court is
w9 WI 4H actively and will soon have before it
an ohe guiity ones, who will be punished as Sc
Vereiy as the law permits
LATER.
ENcited crowds of volunteers that had been
on parade assembled about the Jail, Governors
mousse, ana demanded the lives of the young
men implicated in the dissertation. and it was
once thought that thew would take violent
means TO Secure them. A court martial is now
III session trying the offenders, and volunteers
are guarding the Jail awaiting the result.
THE WEATHER.
Inc weather is warm; the thermome :er YES
terday stood at $50
DOMINION OF CANADA.
FIRE.
HALIFAX, Nov. 27.-The furniture establish
meht OF Stephens & Son, at Ellershouse, was
hh ''a-oa Loss VI, 600; insurance S20, coo.
MEXHCO.
THE MISUNDERSTANDING AT sALT1LIo.
MATAMoRAs, Nov. 27.-The revolutionists I'M
der Gen. Trevino, attacked Satillo on the 9Th
and the fighting is still going on. Gen. Rocha
is advancing from San Luis Potosi with strong
government force, and is within aiding distance.
Gen. Trevino is reported to be short of ammu-
milton. Communication is entirely cut off be-
You'd Meir. Three hundred achievements for
Matamoras are expected by sea from Vera Cruz.
Foreign Items.
A dispatch from Lucerne, Switzerland an
nounces that Count Gergenti son-in-law of ex-
Queen Isabella of Spain has committed suicide
in that city,
Rossel and Ferre are reported to have been
shot at Paris Monday.
U. S. Minister Sickles was married to Miss
Creach Monday, in Madrid. He will return
home on visit.