New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-23
FOREIGN.
From Panamas

New YORK, September 22.-The steam
/ ship Acapulco has arrived from Panama,
with dates to September II. All was quiet
| in the republic of Colombia. The United
States flagship Richmond was at Panama
on the fousth instant. The Guatemala gov.
ernment saluted the English flag with due
solemnity, and full indemnity was paid to
Mr.. Magee.
The house of Maurer, the fanatical priest.
in Brazil, was attacked by national troops
to the numOer of 800. His followers made
q stubborn resistance. The deaths among
! them were nine men, four women and two
children. Six soldiers we're killed and thirty
wounded. The Brazilian forces at present
in Assuncion are to be withdrawn at once.
A serious riot, attended with blOodshed,
took place in the evening, at about half-past
was about to sail. between the Italians in
the employ of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company and the troops on duty.
It appears that one Of the soldiers, un.
armed, was on the wharf and was chased
off by some of the Italians, who threw
stones at him. On arriving at his quarters
he reported the case, whtn an officer and
six men went at once to the wharf to arrest
those who had made the assault. On reach.
ing the gate one of. the Italians fired two
shots at the troops without result, when .
volley was fired in return which m0rtally
wounded one of tho Italians and seriously
wounded Jamaica negro. The excitement
is intense.
Additional troops have been sent for to
keep the peace. The California passengers
who arrived just after the occurrence were
placed safely on board the steamer Aca-
pulco.
That no more were hurt Is wonderful. as
the yolley was fired Just outside the gate
and directly up the wharf. Mr.. Corwine,
general agent. Commodore Gray and Su.
perintendent Thompson were just outside
the line of the fire, and the wharf was filed
with laborers. Matters are quiet now. but
troops will be welcome.
Commissioners 70 she Centennial.
PARIS. September 222.-The French consul
and yiceconsul at New York have been ap.
pointed commissioners of France to the
Centk Exhibition at Philadelphia.
Spanish Minister ae Ciensa.
VIENNA, September 22.-The Spanish min.
lister has presented his credentials to the
Emperor.
Reception OF Minister Davis.
BERLIN. September 22.-The Crown
Mr.. Bancroft Davis, the American minister.
The Latest from Mexico.
,. cIrr OF SslaK ME3Ico; a September Is, via s
General Benavides, minister to Germany.
in conse quence Of ill health. has been &C.
cepted.
The Apache Indians have lately commit.
ted frequent ravages on the snorthern from.
tier and soldiers are in pursuit of them.
The Minister of War, Mejia, has received
. telegram from the lieutenant in command
Of the federal troops at Los Arroyss, in the
State of Guerrero, saying that twenty
soldiers had revolted, and with the civil
Judge at their head, had attacked him, but
were repulsed and dispersed with loss OF
six killed, two wounded and one prisoner.
He lost two killed and six wounded.
Minister Mejia also received telegram
from the Governor of Guerrero stating that
the federal forces had committed several
assassinatiOns at Los Arroyse. Two com
missioners were among their victims. Min
lister Mejia has ordered the commander at
Chalpaucingo to proceed with all the force
at his disposal to Los Arroyas.
The Recent Battle in Cuba.
New YORK, September GA letter from
Havana says the truth in regard to the re-
ported battle in which the insurgent lead er
Calixto Garcia was captured and thirty-six
insurgents were reported killed, 10 really
as follows: A truce Of ten days had been