The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-11
FOREIGN.
The UItrnmontanc Outbreak in Cen.
trail America.


LONDON, August l0-A letter from
Panama published in the Star and Her.
ait SAYS of the massacre: After tho bar
racks had been taken, nothing was heard
but the savage yell d the assaiIants, dis.
pcrsing in all directions, breaking open
doors ind windows of the houses of mer-
chants and others, robbng pillagir and
asSassinating in their tiendish occupation,
and applying the torch to houses and
whatever else their whim suggested
Amid all this, the continuous cry of
death to the foreigners! Death to tn"
hcretics," was constantly heard. The
town remained TOR three days Mt the
mercy of the assailNntS, and during that
time all classes Of crimes had
been committed, and even: those who
took refuge in the church, were
threatened with assassination by an in
furlated mob. The losses on the property,
will not fall short of 100000. The
President of the Republic has donesswhat
he could 10 bring the offenders to pun
ishment, but so numerous are they, they
cannot be dealt with. The foreigners in
the place, have addressed their respec
tive Governments for the purpose of
making their Government responsible
for the losses so incurred.
Rioters Shot.
PANAMA, August l.-Presidcnt Con
zales of Salvador, had about fifty of those
engaged in the recent fanatical riot, shot
in squads at the towns between San
Miguel and the Capital, causing Padres,
who occasioned the outbreak, to witness
the executions. Many of these victims
confessed that they were assured by
Padres that they might rob the rich pro-
yidcd they gave part to the church,
Great sorrow and Indignation have been
expressed throughout Central America
at the events in San Miguel, in which the
respectable clergy join.
Inquiry into the latest revolutionary
movement in Peru, shows that ut Are
qupa the friends of the convent of "Our
Lady Of Mercy" were actively concern
ed in the revolt Some forty Consplrators
were captured in the mona,try, and the
bishop OF the diocese has been applied to
to close the rebellious institution.
Further Disasters TO the CarlIsts.
LONDON, August l0.-A dispatch from
Muarda, Spain, says that all the Carllst
villages on the plain of Alva submitted
to the government of King Alfonso. The
CarlIst forces are concentrated IN Navarro
and on the frontier of Bscay. Don Car-
los is at Estclla. A dispatch from Leo
DUrgel SAYS that breach three
meters in extent was made to-
day in the Olsanc tower, by the
Alionsist batteries, and three new bat
teries will open tomorrow. Five thou
sand Carlists under General Dorrcgarry.
passed through Berga yesterday, towards
Orgauia, expecting TO surprise the Al
fohsist troops before Dec De Urgel and
intercept the Conveys. Some bat
talious of the Carli,t army Of
the North are also advancing
towards Dec D'Urgel, Carlist garrison.
At the latter place they made n sortIa to-
dav, but " w,re promptly repulscd by the
Alfonsists with the loss Of number Of
killed and wounded.
MADRID, August l0.-A decree will
soon be published in the Official Go.ette,
ordering a levy of 100000 additional
men for the purpose of speedily ending
the war.
SkIrmiSh Between Russia nnd
Prussia.
LONDON, August II, = A. M-The Post
publishes u report OF Il serious scuffie be
tween the Russian and Prusian frontier
guards at Donbroua, on the b9undry line
bet Eeen Russia and Prussia. The affair
was provoked By the Russians, who tres
passed on German territory. Several OF
the guards were wounded.