New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20
FOREIGN.
Affairs in Central America.

Affairs I'm Central America.
| NEW YORK. July l9.-The United States
steamer POwhattan, from Panama, july 9
brings the following news The trouble be
tween the State of Panama and the federal
government has been settled. treaty OF
peace was concluded between the federal
State commissioners on the second instant.
In consequence of this agreement General
CamayO was liberated from prison and re.
instated as chief of the national forces on
| the Atlantic.
The battalion stationed in Panama were
to be relieved by other forces from Bogota.
I and the State government took upon itself
to protect the transit until such time as the
other troops from Bogota arrived
DIR. Pablo ArOsemena has been declared
| elected President of the State of Panama
for the next constitutional term. The State
J has thrown its vote for DR.. Mendez fos
Presdent of Colombia.
The United States steamer Omaha, from
CAllas. arrived at Panama on the sixth to
receive ber relief crew, which arrived bv
tho Powhattan. The officers of the Omaha.
Tere relieved and returned home by the
POwhattan.
dreadful riot took place at San Miguel,
Salvador. A great deal of discomfort had
been excited against the government by irs
refusal to allow Il pastoral Of the Bishop OF
Salvador, written in q tone hostile to the
la VS., to ne read IN the churches.
There had also been considerable hostile
feeling among the lower classes, owing to
some regulations requiring dealers to use q
new market place. While matters were in
this condition priest named Palacios
preached violent sermon against the con-
stituted authorities on Sunday, the twen-
tieth ultims. That evening the mob rose.
attacked the jail and liberated 200 prisoners.
They then proceeded against the small gar
<kpn Al ~
Generals Espinoz and Castro, cut the
former to pieces and threw the pieces AZ
each other. They split the skull Of General
Castro and threw him over wall, where
he was picked up by his mother aud died in
three days. The garrison was nearly all
nseassinate9 and many honorable citizens
killed.
After this the fanatic mob set fire to some
sixteen houses with kerosene. Before the
town was entirely destroyed it fortunately
happened that the British ship Fantome
WAS at Launion, where she landed her ma
rines, which allowed the garrison there,
united with some troops from Amopala, in
Honduras, 90 march to the relief Of San
Mignel and put dawn the meh. The eHfats
(PalaeiOs) at last accounts was arrested,
with others that had participated in the
outbreak. and good many of the interior
rioters, had been shot by order OF President
Gonzales, who had arrived with troops.
With tho houses DESTROYED and pill aged,
the damage is estimated at 81 .00O,OO and
commercial failures are looked for in CON
sequence. The country has been declared
in a state Of siege and President Gonzales
is taking measures to establish order and
bring the perpetrators of this disgraceful
outbreak to condign punishment
The Di0riO Official Of the State and all
the public prints abound in Indignation
against the priests who were the instigators
OF this savage and sanguinary affair-the
vicar, for the edict published by his order,
and Jose Manuel Palacios, er-canoniqo Of
the cathedral of San Salvador.
The municipality of this city asked to
have the said PalaciOs removed, but NO
attention was paid to the petition. He was
continually sowing hatred between tie
lower and well-todo classes and the result
has just been described Ore crrious and
Incredible discovery was made after the
murderous affair was over, and that was, on
the persons of some of tho dead rebels were
found passports which read, when trans
lated: Peter, open to the bearer the gates
OF Heaven, who has died for religion.
George, bishop of San Salvador" Which
were sealed with the seal of the b;shoprio
of San Salvador.
Arrest Of Gold Spectators and Insur.
rectiOnisis
HAVANA. July l6, via Key West, July 10
NJ lay arrests are reported t. have,
beeu made in this city and in Matanzas,
Cardenas. Puerto Principe, Cienfuegas and
Santiago dc Cuba, for the viciation Of the
decree prohibiting the making of time CON
tracts fOr gold.
Several persons suspected of complicity
in tts attempt to cause rising in the juris
dic.i"u Of Guanajay have been arrested and
brought here.
tieze Of PuiRcerda Raised.
MADRID. July 19.-The Carlists have
abandoned the siege of Puigcerda
The Election in Bavaria.
BERLIN, July l9.-The Bavarians elected
college to consist of eeveuty-seven Lib
erals aud seventy-nine Ultramontanes.
Rossi, the Trngedian.
TURIN, July l9.-Rossi, the Italian traye-
dian. has been engaged for fiftv perform.
ances in the United States comInencinp in
November next.
Death OF Lady FrnDkIins
LONDON. July l9.-Lady Franklin is dead.
In the House OF Commons.
In the House of Commons tonight Mr..
Disraeli stated that the govern ment would
proceed with the agricultural. merchant
shipping, judicature and land transfer bills,
ne declined to cay what disposition would
be made OF other measures. He hops6
with the assistance OF the HOUSE, 10 bring
theli iabors to close at a reasonable and
satisfactory period. Much dissatisfaction
is expressed at the Premer's indefpiteness.
Ut the functiOnaries invited to the Lord
Mayors banquet the following have sig
nined their acceptance: The projects of the
Seine, OF Pas de Calais, and of the police
OF Paris; the mayors of Calais, Bordeaux,
Geneva, Rome, Turin, Florence, Christiana,
Boston and Quebec, and the burgomasters
OF brussels, Antwerp and Amsterdam
oeventeen nave not yet answered, and
Iwenty-two nave declined, including all the
Germans invited.
Rev0lfs.
A dispatch to Reuter-, dated Constantine,
pie, to-day, says the disturbances IA Here
gov1na are believed to be serious. The
commissioners e: sent by the Porte to tranquil,