New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-18
The lnsurGeuts.

Tho lnsurgents.
HAVANA, June 1.-THE Diario saws four
armed insurgents who belonged to the
hands of Camaguana have come into the
Spanish lines at Jacara and surrendered
themselves.
They asserted that the Marquis of Santa
Lucia had been deposed from the Presi-
dency of the Cuban republic, and that
MaximiO Gomez had been appointed his
successor.
Brigadier General Esponde reports that
he marched with four battalons from
Trocha Moran to Jacara, without encoun-
tering any rebel force which showed fight.
Captain General Concha will visit Ma
ranzss and Cardenas next Sunday.
Crop Prospects In Southern India-The
Famine.
CALCUTTA, June l7.-Prospects for future
crops are greatly improved by copious rains
now falling throughout the country. Three
hundred thousand persons are being fed by
the government.
A Cyclone Coming.
Meteorological observers give notice Of
the appearances of q cyclone, and the in
habitants are preparing for it. The ship
ping in the river has been warned, and all
precautions taken.
The Brazilian Cable.
LISBON, June l6.-The steamer Africa has
sections of the Brazil cable. The line has
been tested, and found to work satiefac-
torily, and handed over to the Brazilian
Cable Company. Unbroken telegraphie
communication is thus established from
England, through Lisbon and Medino to st.
Vincent, Cape Verde Islands.
Rochefort Roughly Received.
QUEENSTOWN, June l7.-When the steam
er Parthia arrived here last evening, q
large and unruly mob gathered on the dock
awaiting the appearance of Henri Roche
FORT who was generally known to be on
board.
As Rochefort passed down the gangway
he was Immediately recognized by the
crowd, who received him with hootings and
excitement, and made a rush for him as he
landed. The police surrounded RochefOrt,
who, 1t is feared, would have been lynched
but for their protection.
The intensely excited mob pressing for
ward, hooting and yelling, followed the
Frenchman to the Queens Hotel. From
that place the police escorted him to Cork.
His arrival at Cork was not expected; ne
therefore passed through the city unnoticed
and took the train at 9 P. M. for Dublin,
whence he will proceed to London.
Trouble In Algiers.
LONDON, June l7.-Advices from Algiers
state that body of Moorish insurgents in
PEELED them. Five of the insurgents were
killed and number injured.
The Escott Races.
At the Escott races to-day the royal
hunt was won by Lowlander, the corona
| tion stakes by Apology, the EscOtt sub
stakes by Atlantic, and the EscOtt biennial
stakes by Lenmos.
Spain Negotiating tor More Money.
| The Spanish government is in negOtia-
| tion with the Credit Mobilier for the loan of
so, 900 reals.
| Quieting Down for tho Present.
| PARIS, June 17.-It is believed the colA
| mittee of thirty will not report for q fort
night on the bills referred to it yesterday
| The left have abandoned for the present
agitation for the dissolution of the Assem-
bly,, because they hope for the organization
| of the republic.
Presidents of the bureaus Of the Assembly
have been appointed-eight from the mem
bers of the right and seven from the left,
including LabOulaice, Periera and Say. A
committee of parliamentary initiative was
also appointed, and consists of eighteen
members of the left and twelve of the right.
ROchefOucauld's g mOnarchial resolution Of
Yesterday was finally referred to this COM
mittee, but it is considered certain the resO-
luton will not be reported to the Assembly
or discussion held.
The fire in the forest of F0ntainebleau
has been extinguished, after destroying ten
acres of timber.
New York Herald Suppressed in Paris
Copies of the New York Herald containing
letter written by Rochefort on his arriva
in New York have been seized, on account
| of his attack on MacMahon.
Delay.
MADRID, June 1.-THE bad weather de
| Iox, ho offock Eatalla