New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-23

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Ssiied~f0r Cuba.
LONDON, September pa special to the
Times from Nantander, says that Tweed
was sent yesterday to Corunna, where he
1 The ssme dispatch announces that 1000
troops left Corunna for Cuba. t..
Discussing the Eastern Question.
Numerous meetings arc being held
throughout England to consider the East
ern question, and have passed votes of
thanks to Mr.. Schuyler, Of the American
legation at COnstantinople, for the prompti-
tude of his report on the Bulgarian atroci-
tiee. = u ! ~ Ef5- rs- -E-
a - s.. Failed. 20 "a
Messrs. Duguid & Co., merchants, OF
Liverpool Lancaster and -Buenos Ayres,
have failed. Liabilities. $6OO, 900.
It is intended to tow the steamer Cana
dian, which was ashore near Lorne, to
Clyde for repairs. -@5.--
Protestantism In Spain.
A dispatch from Barcelona t. the Tines
notifies the growing desire of tie Spe ris5
clergy to obtain supprese7 ON ot al Prot
estant schools. They argue that Psorle.
untl they are Of lawful age, have no rigst
to be instructed in any religion ssve tas
Isabella started for Madrid Thu rsdsy.
A dispatch to Reuters Tel gram Com
pany, from Madrid, says King Alfonso pre-
sided at the Cabinet council, at which ad-
dresses to the Protestant clergy and the
diplomatic representative of England. rela-
tive to the recent orders affecting Pro
testant worship, were discussed; also the
inforcements for Cuba.
Dlsraeli's Successor In the House Of Com.
Hon. T. T. Freemantle, conservative, was
elected to the House Of Commons to-day
from Buckinghamshire, to fill the vacancy
caused by the elevation Of Mr.. Disraei to
tho poerage. Mr.. Freemantle received 2735
votes, against 2539 for Mr.. Carrington, I,
liberal.
Killed In q Dnsl.
It is stated Prince Dalsamoroh has been
killed in duel
A Republican Masifeste.
A Barcelons dispatch to tho Times says:
A manifesto of the advanced Republicans,
signed in Paris by Seniors Gorilla and Sal
mer0n, has been circulated throughout
Spain. Its most important provisions arc
the renewal of the constitution of 1869, with
the suppression of the clauses relative to
the monarchy, and the equality of all re-
igions.
The West ladies.
HAVANA, September 22.-During the hur-
ricane ct st. Thomas the American barken-
tine Idells Berry, Captain Turner, was to-
tally lost. The captain, his wife. and the
crew, excepting the two mates and one Sea-
man, were drowned.
Advices from San Domingo, of the ninth
instant, say that President Espaillato sue
ceeded in mastering the revolutionary Gen
eral Marcos Cabral, who threatened the capi-
tai. He was totally routed The southern
part of the republic is thus pscifed, the only
place held by the revolutiOnists being the
port of Ozua, which is blockaded by the
government. The principal towns in the
northern provinces Of Santiago and Puerto
Plata are held BY the government but the
rupted. No doubt President EspaillatO will
quell the revolt. Meanwhile the country
suffers feartully. Business is completely
paralyzed.
Central America.
New YORK September 22.-An evening
paper says cable dispatch received in this
CITY to-day states that the rebels have Deen
State of Cancoa, Colombia, and that over
500 Of their bodies were left dead on tho
battlefield.
TIE insurrection in the State of Csncoa
continues. The government forces there
are daily increasing.
On Sunday. the tenth instant, while
some cannon were being tested on tho
beach, near this city, one exploded, killing
four persons and wounding two others,
slightly hurting about eight more. The
president of State and leading officers
of the squad are among the hurt. Tho
government of this State is augmenting its
militia force to 1924 men, - by official de-
cree the bulk of these will be sent into
the States at war if necessary. No fighting
10 spprehended in this State. Rumors have
been received of . fight at Carthage, but
thew have not been confirmed