The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-25

tjon i'm Cuba is negotiating with some
English houses for loan or fifty mil
lions pesetas at : per cent, guaranteed
by the customs revenue ot tire island.
Ex Queen Christiana has left Arevey-
DUNES for Madrid.
The Minister of Finance has ordered
n million reals to be sent to Cuba to pay
the troops there.
MApR,p. May Alt is reported q su-
perjor official has been arrested here
,,pop a warrant from tho authorities ot
Havana.
The Congress has passed the whole
draft Of the constitution by vote OF 2So
to Az
The Colonial Minister stated that the
OF the Soolos Islands would
be permanent. Ports would be estab-
lished for the protection OF commerce.
FRANCE.
vriuce Napoleon.
PANS. May "a. lie Pays. commenting
on Prince Napoleon's acceptance OF the
republic, remarks there is merely one
more Prince Napoleon viii
sit in the Chamber, djsdained by both
Republicans and Imperialists
THE EAST.
what Count Andrassy says.
LONDON. May A.-A Berlin dispatch
to tho Times says private advices from
Wanna assert that Count Andrassy, In
the resolution proposed by
member or the Austrian delegation for
bidding Austria occupying the insurgent
provinces, said such u resolution would
encourage another power to pursue
selfish interest with impunity.
The Proposals Must he Modified.
BERLIN. Nav 4.-Trustwortby intelli-
pence has been received from CONSTANT
nople that the Porte will not absolutely
reject the proposals OF the Berlin con
ference, but will ask for considerable
notifications.
HERZEGOVINA.
The Insurgents about tn Proclaim their
independence.
RAausA, May Intelligence from
the jpsurgent camps indicates that, In
OF the improved position
resulting from their recent victories. tho
insurgents cannot be satisfied with the
they demanded ut the con
ference with Baron Rodick. They now
demand absolute Independence OF Her
zegovinia and Bosnia. and are actually
to proclaim personal gov
ernment.
A COopncss Between the Church and Its
FavorIte Daughter.
ROME. MAY ga meeting OF the Car
dinals was held. at which the Pope was
present.
The position OF the church towards
J,,rsiu yvuc vvnoidvrud. They reeolved
that relations with the Spanish Govern
ment should not be formally suspended
on account OF the adoption OF the tolera-
tion clause Of the new constitution, but
that the Nuncio at Madrid should be
granted indefinite leave of absence.
PANAMA.
Guatem avictoriOus- Army Of Sal
vadOr surrcnders.
New YORK, May 4.-The following
has been received from Panama, Guate-
mala Is victorious. The army OF Saliva
dor surrendered at discretion. Vale.
late President OF Salvador, has embark
ed for San Francisco. Gonzales, com
mander-in In chief, has gone to Nicaragua.
DIR. Raphael XOldivar has been pro-
claimed President Of Salvador.
HAYTI.
Late advices from Hayti announce q
decree issued by the new Cabinet, con-
flscating the property of the late Presl-
dent Dominique, Vice President Ra-
meau, and their supporters.
MEXICO.
The Declaration of the Oaxaca Rev0lu-
-Pronunciados.
HAVANA. May 2--The revolutionists
OF Oaxaca have declared that they were
acting not against the Federal, but the
State Government. The Federal troops
having been withdrawn from Oaxaca,
many insurgents had returned to their
homes.
The Pronunciados were still In great
numbers but only attacked the Federals
at small posts. The revolutionary State
Government was in full power.
The political situation at the capital
was continually changing. Great dis
sension existed among the supporters
OF the government. The largest party
favored Mejia, actual Minister OF War,
for the next President, but majority
of the Congressional Deputies In caucus
had renominated Lerdo De Tejada, and
that no legal election could
be held while number Of States were
in a state Of siege, and others were held
by rebels. Ii no general election takes
place, then Chief Justice Iglesias is en-
titled to the Presidency.
A project was on foot for Congress to
declare a prolongation Of President Ler-
dos term of office for one year as po-
litical and military necessity.
lHc OlllCltl lDtHJ " ueCldTeS ii troops
Of the United States invade Mexico on
any pretext, the Government will de-
lend the soil with energy. The Federal
troops have occupied Jalapa and the
city government had been reinstated.
The morning train from Vera Cruz for |
he City OF Mexico was stopped and as
'aulted on the 11th, near Tejeria, where
he insurgents had torn up the tracks. |
Shots were fired at passengers, one of |
whom was wounded; several were rob-
,ed. The rebels carried off Senior Raefel
who had been appointed poll
ical chief of Orizaba. on his way
hither. The damage to the road was re-
'aired and the train proceeded the next
lay
The United States man -of-war Huron
lad arrived at Vera Cruz
The most pleasant breezes. good hunting. fish
lg. yachting. bathing eating and drinking at
oint Clear. Go to the Grand Hotel there and
e happy.
" wish might die," sighed a mid
le-aged maiden as she hung like limp
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