Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-21

routes. Both commands are pursuing.
Nothing has been heard from Donald
later accounts the Modocs were encamped
on Snowy Mountains, twenty miles south
of Sorass Lake. Hasbrouck started in that
direction on the 10th and Mason's COM
mand remained in the lava bed Mckay
thinks that Boston Charley was killed in
the last fight. 1t is thought that Mason
will find the Modocs this time. Kings
burry's command has been sent to rein
force him.
Expulsion of Catholics from Germany, &c.
BERLIN, May l6.-The German Govern
ment has resolved to expel the Redemp-
florists and Lazarists congregations of
the Holy Ghost and Sacred Hear aid the
occupants of close converts from the coun-
try within the coming six months.
PANAMA, May 10,-EX-President Cor
reaso arrived in Panama the 18th from
Costa Rica and the revolution which
slumbered since President Nerra was
banished has broken out afresh The
evening following on the arrival of Cor
reaso he convened the meeting, declaring
the National troops who were placed here
for the protection of foreigners as acting
reasonably to the General Government as
well as the State by interfering in the late
revolt which depOsed Neirra and eX-
pressing his intention of disarming and
compelling them to leave the State on the
morrow at $50 o'clock p NJ.
On the the 18th fighting with shells and
small shot commenced in the Plaza of
San Jose by the State troops advancing
upon the National forces. After a des-
perate fight of two hours the former were
repulsed and a quartell of ninety captured.
Both sides claim that the attacks were
made for their own safety. The fighting
continued with slight intermission until
nine o'clock, when Correaso signified his
call of the Consuls' meeting to arrange
some plans for peace, but they refused to
interfere.
The United States steamer Pensacola,
flag ship, with Rear Admiral Steadman,
arrived in the bay during the afternoon
and the foreigners are protected at he
American Consulate.
Fifty men from the United States steam
ers Pensacola and Tuscorora, and one hun
dred and fifty men from the ship, guard
the property of the Panama Railroad,
which has not yet been molested. At day
break this morning the firing was reopen
ed and continued with a slight intermis-
sion until one o'clock, when Il truce was
agreed upon between Correaso and Arrago
for the State, to arrange terms of peace
with Miro.
There is q rumor afloat that a similar
coup Ietdt to the late one here has taken
place in Bogota, and that President Nue.
rillo and his Secretary were prisoners. This,
however, needs confirmation. The limit
question with Venezuela seems for the
present to be in State allegiance, and Or
dilla, of the National troops, Captains Ur-
rea and Mendosea, of the National forces,
were killed and the Colonel and Lieut..
Colonel were wounded.
President CorreasO is wounded and it is
impossible to give the number of killed
and wounded at this time. Such of the
residents who have not awaited themselves
of the men-of-war have fled from the city
and are in ambush. President Nierra,
since his Punishment has issued an address
to the national Government calling for
its interference, not for the purpose of re-
Installing himself, but for the dignity of
State.
LATER.-May 19.-Correaso states that
the negotiations have ended satisfactorily,
and the trouble is over. Both sides have
designated Col. Juan Purvet, former
project of color, as Provisional President
until General Neirra can be recalled.
Another account from Panama says half
a dozen men were killed in fighting. The
citizens now feel secura under the protec-
ton of the United States troops. Admiral
Steadman, as well as the officers in charge
of the guards stationed on the shore, have
acted in the noblest manner. They do
their duty coolly and with prudent firm
ness, but without offending either side.
The basis of peace talked of is the restora-
ton of the government to President
Neirra. 1t is hard to predict how the affair
may end.
PERPIGNAN, May ia Carlist paper
announces that Don Carlos entered Ma
varre on the l4th and took command of
fifteen thousand men and has resolved to
conquer or die.
ROME, May 19.-The Pope is improving.
He held a grand reception. .