The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-16

continues: The revolt has become var o
races; the insurgents are burning and laying
! waste all they can find; their triumph would
be . blow 70 civilization; sympathizing Gu
bans living abroad could not constitute . gov
ernment; Spain alone offers guarantee Il
foreigners and to civilization; even If Spain
agreed to treat, could she open negotiations
with the foreign adventurers who formed the
neuclus of the insurYection?
The triumph of Spain would lead to the
abolition Of slavery, which exists only CON
trary to the desire Of the government.
As to the persistence of the insurrection, the
note says the United States took twice the
time to subdue Florida, and France much
longer to conquer Algeria. The Times cor
respondents summary of the document does
not include the accusation against the United
States for giving aid to the rebels, which was
mentioned by La Liberte.
The Carlist committee publish telegram
| from ST. Jean de Luz, reporting that the Al
consists. under Gen. Martinez Campos. have
been severely defeated in the Batzan Valley.
! A dispatch to the Post from st. Jean de
Luz, states Gen. Iona has taken possession
of the Carlist's arm factory at Eigoibar, and
Gen. Moriones has occupied Cestona. The
effect of these movements will be the seizure
Of the valley Of the Deva, and imminent juno
ton of the forces of the two Generals ct As.
petzia.
A Berlin special to the Daily Neos says
the following is published there as warning
against emigration:
"The German Minister ct Washington was
recently asked to interfere in behalf of Ger
mans living in Louisiana, who, it was alleged,
were maltreated by the Ku-Klux. The Min
lister could do nothing"
Count Won Arnim has been forbidden by
his physician from undertaking the journey
to Berlin to see his son.
The London sStanddrd says telegraph in
structions have been sent to Mr.. Wade.
British Minister to China, to support Ger
many's claim against China, for plundering
the German schooner Anna.
A portion of detached squadron has been
ordered to China fo- the purpose of strength
ening Mr.. Wades hands. There is no reason
to believe that any cause for hostile demon
stration will arise.
In the House of Commons this evening,
Mr.. Disraeli moved bill enabling the Queen |
to take the style and title of Empress of
India.
The American Consul at Rotterdam tele- |
grlphs that all the money Mrs. Winslow has |
will be seized and delivered to him.
It is ascertained Winslow, the Boston |
forger, went to Rotterdam on q steamer from |
America and disembarked there. He was |
traced from that city BY detectives who fol- |
lowed him 80 closely he bad not been in Lon
don but day or two before secured. He
was arrested at hotel where he went to in
quire for letters which he had ordered for
warded there The arrest was effected early
this morning. The prisoner will be held to
await legal papers from the United States.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 15.-The steamship VAN
guard, from New Orleans, brings the mate
and three seamen, survivors Of q crew of
seven, of the French bark Eliza Prospera,
rom Pascsgoula, which capsized January 20
IN latitude 30 north, longitude AZ west They
we're week in an open boat, without food or
water, and suffered from intense cold.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 15.-The bark Jennie
Armstrong, from Philadelphis hither, is
'ground at Kavanagh's Point The tide is
,bbing, with westerly squall.
MADRID, Feb. 15.-1t is officially announced
he Carlists were completely defeated on the
18th, by Gen. Qaesada, in formidable posi-
ions, which they occupied at Elgereta. Don
Jarlos and his forces fed towards Villa Real
md 1nmarraga, pursued BY Quesada. The
after passed the night at Vergara. Gen.
doriones has occupied the. .Carlist line of for
and entered Zumaya.