New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-29
WHOLE NUMBER 1900.

Gonzales attacked Gomez, killing four OF
his men.
Telegrams from Spanish commanders in
the vicinity OF Cayo Romano report no in
dication Of landing by fliDusters IN that
vicinity.
Carlos Castillo, formerly secretary of
Quesada, has been taken prisoner. Un'ess
he hetrays bis former companions and fur
nishes Information TO the Spanish command
ers he will be executed. The insurgents in
the neighbOrhOod of Santiago de Cuba re
main frm; none have surrendered
Cases of vOInito are becoming numerous
and many result fatally.
Spaniards ridicule the idea that a Cuban
man-of-war is atioat, but Cubans pretend
that they have positive information TO that
effect
A rumor is IN circulation that two negro
expeditions recently landed in aid of the
rebels, but the story is pronounced false BY
the authorities, who declare that landing
without the knowledge of the government
is impossible under the present system OF
vigilance by sea and land.
AsrINwALL, June 81, via Jamaica, Jm
8.-Tbe misunderstanding between the
American consul and the local authorities In
regard to the steamer Edgar Stuart is be-
coming serious. The consul insists in re-
tanning possession of the steamer, and has
sent instructions TO the commander of the
United States manOf-war Wyoming to al
low no interference with her.
Advlees from Peru report that an insur-
reetlon was attempted at Lima in eOnse-
qenee Of the election. Troops were called
out and fired upon the rioters, and the ont
break was suppressed.
The government had suspended the pub
heation OF hostile journals and imprisoned
their editors.
PARIS, June 2S.--Amerieaus in Paris pro
pose to celebrate the fourth of July bv a
grand banquet. Minister Washburn, Mr..
Ryan, editor of the American Reqister.
Messrs. Barclay, Gallatin and other promi-
nent gentlemen are on the committee Of ar
rangements.
MADRID, June % Gorilla, president OF
the Council and Minister Of the Interior,
has addressed q circular letter to the gov
ernOr OF Spanish provinces, IN which he
says be relies upon the unswerving loyalty
of the army and navy and citizen militia
to combat insurreetiOn against the Spanish
government. He promises to govern the
country strictly in accordance with the
constitution, to establish a system Of trial
by jury, abolish cOnscriptiOn, and reOr-
ganlze the army and navy, rendering them
really national; to oppose all intolerance aud
secure universal liberty of conscience; to
reduce expenditures, increase the revenue
and respect the rights of the creditors of the
State. He says the government wishes,
above all things, to crush the Cuban insur-
rectiOn and maintain the integrity Of the
national territory at any sacrifice without
making concessions repugnant to Spanish
patriotism and honor. He announced that
when the insurrectiOn is vanquished Spain
wall give the colonies promised constitution
and reforms.
MATAMoRAs, June 2S.--About three hun
dred cavalry, under Colonel TOsonas, came
in this morning from CamargO, in pursuit
Of the bandits, supposed to be under the
command of Portugal, who have committed
depredatiOns in this vicinity for some time
past. On account of there being no cavalry
here the authorities could not intercept
them, they being well mounted.
General CebalOs is still at Camargo, with
his advance at Mier, to which place the tele-
graph is working.
The friends of the government claim that
General ROcha is between SaltillO aud Mon
terey, and that General CeballOs has orders
to advance from Camargo to cooperate
with General ROcha in a general attack on
Monterey, which Will be made next week.
On the other hand, the revolutionists claim
that General ROcha is not near Monterey;
that General Revueltos surrendered Sal
tillo to General TrevinO, and that General
QuirOga is marching on MatamOras, having
already defeated General CeballOs' advance
and forced it back, with considerable loss.
The indications are that General ROeha
is near Monterey with 5000 men, and that
Generals TrevinO and QuirOga are entreneh-
ed in that city, and that General CeballOs,
with 1000 men, holds the country north OF
Monterey, upon which place he Is prepar-
ing To advance