New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-03
WHOLE NUMBER 1903.

lippe, who was prominent member Of this
Commune, and participated in many of its
dlsgraeetui acts, have Just terminated.
They were both convicted of the charges
against them, and sentenced to be exc
cuted.
Great disappointment was manifested in
the Assembly when, upon reading the text
of the evacuation treaty, it was found that,
although certain districts are to be gradu-
ally evacuated, Germany has the right to
maintain in full strenth the army OF Oeeu-
patton in France, until the war indemnity
is entirely liquidated.
MADRID, July 2.-The government has
sent heavy reinfOrcements to Catalonia to
crush apprehended dislOyal demonstrations
New YORK, July 2.-The editor of LG
Cronista, a Spanish paper in this city, has
a dispatch from Manuel Morquez, president
of COrculo EspanOl, of Santiago do Cuba,
stating that the steamer Fannie had been
burned, all her cargo captured on shOres
Peralto and several others killed, and the
rest of the expedition captured. Important
correspondence was also captured.
New YORK, July 2.-Latest advices from
Aspinwall state that Pennel, of the steamer
Edgar Stuart, has, on the persuasion Of
President Correzo, of his own accord sub
mitted to formal arrest for tWenty-f0ur
hours, in order to vindicate the dignity of
the State authorities, whose summons he
has heretofore refused to obey. His safety
| and honorable release were guaranteed by
the President. Vice Consul Dill is as firm
as a rock, and is backed by Captain Davis,
of the United States steamer Wyoming,
and will hold the vessel for advice from
Washington.
AsPINwALL, June 22-The steamer Juan
Meigs, belonging to the Costa Rica Railroad
Company, will make monthly trips to and
from New Orleans and Aspinwall, touching
at Belize and Port Lunon Two more
steamers are to be added to the line.
New YORK, July 2.-Peruvian adviees
state that the two opposition papers to the
present administration-the Ndcl0nal and
El Comercia-have been again suspended,
their editors imprisoned, and their offices
put under guard.
Professor Agassiz and party left CallaO
on the first of June for the north. They
would stop at AncOn, where the British
consul has collected for the Harvard UNI
versity 373 Indian skulls
The flagship Pensacola was at Callao on
| the fourteenth.
The smallpox continues to spread in
Chill, and Congress is about passing com
| pulsory vaccination law.
Central American advices state that the
/ government of Guatemala has ordered the
| confscatiOn of all the property of the
! Jesuits in Nicaragua. She has also ordered
| bu6 eA pulslOu oA INC Jtau1ts 4AoAu uoE boAAt-
| tory.
MATAMoRAs, Mex, July 2.-The bandit
Portugal appeared yesterday within
short distance of this city, with q number
| of men, robbed a rancho and killed q
| Texan. The cavalry are in pursuit, but the
| nature of the country favOrs their escape.
A rumor prevails here to-day that Gen
eral Rocha has recaptured Monterey, after
a severe fight, but up to dark the govern
ment officials have no confirmation of the
report. General Ceballos must be near
| Monterey, with his enyire force, they hav-
| ing passed through Mier two days ago,
| moving in that direction.
| HAVANA July 1.-The steamer Fannie,
| from Baltimore, landed, on the twenty fifth
| ultimo, a party of itty-six men and a cargo
of war material, all under command Of
| Peralta. The steamer got aground and
was burned. The troops attacked the filli-
busters, killed half the party, with their
| commander, and captured tine cargo. The
| troops are now in pursuit Of the remainder
| of the expedition.
The Cuban priyateer Pioneer was recently
spoken at sea. She carried four guns.
Spanish merchantmen are alarmed, and all
available Spanish cruisers have gone in
search of her