New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-27
FOREIGN.

Boiler Explosion ut Brussels-A Mexi-
can C0MDlissiOner-RevOlu:i De-
fea;ed in acknowledgements of Quiz
rORa-Adyance Of fCOrtina-FOrced Loan
at MOnterey-MercantileH Houses Closed
and Merchants lmprisOred-Debale in
the House of COnmOns-Neglect to Pre-.
pare for Defrnse-App for
Paris SchOtls-LiberatiOn Of French
Territory from German Troops.
MADRID, March 26-The frigates Corona
and Arapetas have been ordered to Ha-
vana. not Venezuela.
BRUSSELS, March ga boiler explosion
killed eight persons. and hurt many others
HAVANA, March 26.-Manuel Asperas left
for the United States to-day, to participate
in the mixed Mexican commission.
The government troops, after six hours
fight defeated the insurgents in the State
OF TabascO.
The revolution in TabascO is considered
over, all the leaders having fed. POritirO
Daz is reported to have gone to New York.
and other leaders of the insurrectiOn to
Northern Mexico by steamers from Vera
Cruz to Havana, and then to New Orleans,
where they again sailed for BrazOs
Santiago.
MATAMoRAs. March 26.-General Quiroga,
with six hundred cavalry, started for Mon
terey, leaving General Hinoosa in COM
mand of Camargo
General COrtina has advanced into the
State of NuevO Leon, and threatens QuirO-
gas communication with the interior.
The revolution north of the Sierra Madra
appears to be waning.
The forced loan at Monterey is being
mercilessly exacted. Several foreign mer
camille houses have been closed, and the
| merchandise. Ulrich United States consul,
among others-inprisoned.
! WAsHINGTON, March 26.-An official let
ter from General McCook, dated Fort
Brown. February l6, reports that the revo-
| luton which promises the successful over
| throw of the Juarez Mexican administra-
! ton. is in full tide of operations. On our
| immediate border the towns of Mer and Ca
nargO are in the hands of the revolution
| lists. and the city of Matamoras will be in
vested in short time. The war waged
| against Juarez is personal, and not
| against the form of government. 1t is
! charged that he was last year illegally
elected President, and that he has violated
| the constitution of 1851 more than once, the
facts being admitted by himself.
Parts of the States of Sonora. Sinaloa.
Guerrero, Vera Cruz, Oaxaca, Jalisco and
Michoacan, and the great part of Tamau-
lipas. are with the revOlutiOnists also.
Nueva Leon. Cohahuila. Durango, Zaca-
tecas. Aqua Calientes and San Luis PotOsi,
except the capital, which was beSieged by
the enemy with 900 men.
The State of Guiana uato has pronounced
for Lerdo de Tejada, and Chapa, Campeche
and TabascO follow the successful parties in
the revolution. Chihuahua has declared it
self independent. Nearly all the wealthy
and reliable men in Mexico are with the
revolution, and are determined it shall sue
ceed. The revOlutiOnIsts have not thus far
met with a reverse, but have gained decided
! successes.
San FRANCIsCo, March 26.-General
| Marais. chief of staff to General POrtirO
! Diaz, arrived here last night Ia cogaitO, via
| Vera Cruz, from New York en- route for
| Mazatlan.
LoSpoN, March 26.-In the House of
| Commons tl,s evening, Mr.. r. A. Macfe,
member for Lelth, called attention to the
disgraceful aeglect of precautions for pro-
| lection again t tOreig gn foes, and moved that
| the coast ,ietcuses near Lcith and Glasgow
| be strengthened.
Sir Robert Anstruther, member for Fife
| shire seconded the motion.
Right Hon. Edward Cardwell, Secretary
| of War. admitted the plausiblity of the
motion, but argued that Liverpool should
be properly defended first, then Glasgow.
! There was no danger tor Edinburg; even
| Paul Jones did not attempt an attack in
that quarter 1t should be remembered
great improvements had been made in tor
pedoes, which had revolutionized the system
| coast anu nirDOT ueltuse
The motion was supported by Lord Elcho,
member for Haddingtonshire, Mr.. j. Miller
member for Edinburgh, Hon. A. Kinnaird,
member for Perth, and Sir James Elphin
stone, member for Portsmouth. 1t was
only negatived by the House with division.
PARIS, March 26.-Marshal Bazaine has
received permission to publish pamphlet
ustifying his conduct at Metz.
The council general Of the department of
the Seine has voted an appropriation OF
| $4,000 600 francs for the scnUols of Paris.
| The COnSti:uti01,Gcl again asserts that
negotiations are proceeding between France
and Germany looking to the speedy liberia
ton OF French territory from the presence
Of German troops, and that the German
government is tavorably inclined toward
some arrangement by which this may be
attained. Germany, says the Constitutions
| mel, is willing to order the evacuation of
| that portion of France now occupied by its
troops upon the immediate payment of five
hundred millions of francs war indemnity,
| and the remaining two and half milliards
in yearly installments.
BERLIN, March 2o.-The Emperor W Il
liam having had long time of quiet, has
completely recovered from his recent Ill
| ness
Bebel Liebknickt. who was on trial at
Liersic for high treason. has been con
| victed, and sentenced to two years lmpr1s-
| Onment.
The report that Washburne and Remusat
had negotiated literary convention Is con
tradicted
Sir Charles Dixie is in this city.
1t is reported France has given final
notice of the abrogation Of the commercial
treaty with Belgium.
LoSDoS, March 26-A special dispatch
| from Paris to the London Standard says if
the negotiations for the withdrawal of the
I,
successful, the National Assembly will be
| IissnIyoi