The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-19
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/ Fhc Mexican Revolution Ended.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 15.-Gen. Rocha tcle-
graphs from Monterey THAT Gen. Caballos has
marched to the City of Mexico. Rocha goes to
| fatosl to receive the surrender of Trevine's
forces. Pedro Martinez and his troops have
also submitted. Marcia Della Cadena on re-
fusng to surrender was surprised and captured
| together with his command. Rocha telegraphs
he Is positive the revolution has terminated.
Serious Riots in Ireland.
LONDON, Aug. 17.-Further advices from
! Belfast confirm the serious nature of the riot
there on Thursday. There were several col
islons between mobs of Protestants aud Catho-
lie professions during which large number re-
celved injuries of serious nature. The entire
city was in an uproar and the disturbance only
| quelled by the most active exertions of the
| police. Many of the rioters have been ar
| rested
Later.-Despatches from Belfast to noon to-
| Gay state that the disturbances there continued
| through Saturday night and into Sunday, and
| were not yet ended. The popuace are divided
into hostile and Protestant mob and wherever
| they come in contact there is fight. The po-
| lice were using every effort to stop the rioting.
They have been obliged to fire on the rioters on
ooth sides and many of the latter were wound
| ed The troops with fixed bayonets now occu-
Ply the principal streets and keep the mobs
apart. The Dragons of the 10th regiment
have arrived at Belfast from Dublin and the
Constabulary were pouring into the city from
all parts. No persons are reported killed but
tile excite ment is so great that it is impossible
to get definite particulars.
The Geneva Tribunal.
GENEVA Aug 1.-THE supplementary ar
guments OF the American Counsel before the
Board of Arbitration have been published in
pamphlet FORMS The arguments of Mr..
EVarts covers one hundred pages of the
pamphlet. Those of Messrs Gushing and
Waite are less extended.
sonth and Central American News.
NEW YORK, Aug 1S.-The steamship Rising
Star brings Panama dates of the 7th and King
ston, Jamaica, to the 18th.
The Supreme Court of Columbia had decided
that the filming of the Boston Ice Co. $1,000 for
being short of ice was illegal.
Gen. Caldwell, U. s Consul at Valparaiso, is
passenger per the rising Star.
AN attempt at = revolution by the Jesuits
and Indians in Guatemala had been suppressed.
The steamer Hessler with Prof. Agassiz and
party sailed from Panama July 9th.
BIeedy Revolution In Peru.
South American dates are to the 2Sth ult. On
the I'D, revolution broke out in Lima, headed
by Thos. Gutierrez, minister or war President
Balta was seized and thrown in prison, and
Gutierrez declared himself dictator.
He was supported only by the army. A
reign of terror followed the imprisonment of
Balta, Pardo, President elect, escaped to the
fleet. Suddenly the troops deserted Gutierrez
company after company with vivas for Pardo.
Callao, up to the morning of the 9th, was
scene of anarchy. Firing went on indiscrimi-
nately in the streets, and it was impossible to
estimate the number killed. Some bodies still
lie in the streets. Sylvester Gutierrez, brother
OF the dictator, was shot at Lima railway sta
ton on the 9th, and in the evening, in order to
avenge his death, Marclang Gutierrez, another
brother, deliberately shot and killed President
Balta in his bed in prison. Soon after Thomas
Guteierrez himself and another brother were
killed and the dead bodies of the three Cutter
rezgs were hung in the Plaza at Lima. Imme-
lot a W N nj Of n.nf
der of Balta the steamer Limewa left at mid
night to look for fleet which had sailed for
Callao on the declaration of dictatorship The
Limena returned about 1 o'clock .. m. on che
9th, followed by the Peruvian iron clad indie
penca with Pardo on board. He was received
with raptuous cheers by the people. The bloody
dictatorship lasted about four days and the die
tator now hangs on the Plaza between his two
brothers. The fourth brother lies with seven
wounds and is not likely to recover. For some
days the rails on the track at Lima were torn up
and the telegraph wires cut.
Mr.. Dawson manager of the London Bank
was imprisoned till he made loan. 1t is stat
ed that Dreytass guarantees the money back to
the parties.
CALLAo, JULIO 28.-Pardo proceeded to Lma
yesterday and was enthusiastically received
He mode an elegant address to thousands of
spectators from the balcony of his own house.
The fury of the people against the Gutrrez
party can be Judged by their yesterday taking
the naked bodies of the three Gutierrez BROTH
ers from the lamp posts to which they had been
hung and hoistihg them by means Of pulleys to
the towers of the cathedral, and at the height
of 100 feet they were let 60. They were then
saturated with kerosene and burned on the
plaza in front of the cathedral. The house and
furniture of Gutierrez was also entirely demol-
ished. A proclamation has been issued by the
first Vice President of Balta, who has Temporal
rily assumed the Government. To-day, the
28th is the date for declaring formally the cleo
| ton of Pardo as President.
| Balta's term would have expired Aug. I'd.
| 1t is supposed the Vice Presidents therefore
| will end, and at the same date Pardo assumes
| the government.
The ex-Dictator Gutierrez was trying to es-
| cape in disguise. He rushed into drug store
| in Lima, after the murder of Balta, followed
| by the people and was at once killed. The
| corpse of one of the Gutierrezs was carted
| through the streets of Callao before being sent
| to Lima to be burnt and hanged. The Times
Office in Callao was fired int and nine pound
| shot fell into the sitting room of Mr.. Lawton,
| the proprietor. The foreman of the paper was
| shot dead, and Lawton was escorted to the
| American flagship Pensacola. The Times ex-
| poets to resume publication on the 30th of
| July
| The principal fighting was in Callso and be-
| tween Callao aud Lima. Over 200 must have
been killed Forts Santa Rosa and Cisletta at
Callao were firing at each other during the
night Of the 10th. The Gutierrez party held
| one but were ultimately displaced.