The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-29
ANOTHER REVOLUTION.
Santa Fee the Scene OF a "Con-
ciliationist" Revolt.
DESPERATE FIGHTING
Twenty-one Killed and Forty
eight Wounded.
GOVERNOR ORIONDO'S cOWARDlcE


The long-taiked-of revolt OF tho "conciliaionis,s"
against Governor Oriondo was begun on sunday. the
l4th Of April, At Santa F6 the capai Of the Arecn-
tine province OF that name. 0rundo had received
warning that tho hour OF eleven T. ~ had been Fixed
Tor the outbreak, and hts sollicry tho alert In
the barracks. In act at that hour number OF
rockets and hrebalIs to ascend, and almost
Immediately bodies OF horsemen dashed into the
great square, shouting for "crespo and cancellations"
occupied IT, and made furious attack upon the bar
racks Oriondo, Bayo and Lagua were at the house
OF the lrst but when they heard tho row rushed
from tho house aud crept down back street TO The
church, whoso iron door being opened TO them by
prost they quickly carnbered up the stairs and took
refuge behind the parapct OF tho azotea, where IN
much ,repidaton they awaited the result OF the light
ATTACK BARRACKS
The rebels armed with revolvcrs and pom
ards, but the sodiery had Remingtons and, although
the assault on tho barracks was made with great
daring and pertnacy, the discharges Of tho breech.
leaders were too rapid and severe and after having
several Killed and number wounded, tho assaiants
gave way and abandoned the attempt Meantime,
however another party burst into the house OF Father
Zavallo, brother-n.law OF Orondo, in search OF the
latter, and other parties spread over tho town In
quest OF other obnoxious persons.
DESPERATE HAND To-HAND ENCOUNTER.
Al last the sodiery sailed from their defences
to attempt the recapture OF the square and Streets
As they debouchcd into tho gallant
charge made on them by young 1turraspc, at the
head OF u squadron OF young men, and desperate
but struggle ensued in which tho soldcry lost
seven killed ana the youths about twice many Tor
as before, tho Rcmngtons won the Odds and Itur.
raspc, shot through both legs saved only by
tho devotion oil his followers, who bore help
less from tho strife.
DEFEAr REBELS IN SANTA FE
All over the city lighting went Oh throughout tho
night ana next day. both in tho streets and tho
aas tops OF tho houses, but gradually aud surely
lro OF tho Rcminstons drove tho rebels from their
positions and raliy asor iiiy-hve hours struggling
they fed from town, leaving wcntyonc killed and
iorty-caht wounded behind. As for tho party that
had entered Father Zlvailos house. tho doors were
shu, them and ali were captured
A WONDERFUL GOVERNOR.
When all tho danger was over Governor Oriondo
left the friendly shelter OF tho church roof parapot
and took tho command. All the insurgont dead were
carried on and intcrrod in q ditch without his being
oy the tears and suppiicatons OF the families
allow OF them order TO recognize
who had iallen
Up TO this date the Governors forces have held
Sante Fc and Rosario, bat IN the country the nsur.
gents hold tho supremacy, and Colonel Cordoba
forced to abandon tho field ana petition urgently Tor
alter ngnt, In which tho government garrison was
defeated outside and its commander killed
CHARACTER REBELLION.
Tho insurrocton numbers among It's supporters
nearly all the best families OF the province Even in
the city Of Santa F6 tho attitude OF us abetlers Is
bold and uneqnivocal. and they distinguish
Ing sign blue and white scarf while the supporters
| oil tho Governor don bright scarlet one
| ~ uryC
AYREs YELLOW FEVER IN MoNTEvIDEo,
URUGUAY AND BRAZIL.
BuESos AYREs, April 90, 1873
In this city tho violent ministerial crisis ended
on the 26th by Runno. Eezalde Gutierrez resign.
ing, ana the reorganization Of the Cabinet, with Dr.
Lasphor IN Interior, Yrgoyen in Exterior, and Pa
chcco Justice and Worship, tho ministries OF War
| and Finance ing as before.
At Montcvidco occasional cases OF yellow foyer still
| appeared
Paraguay has closed Its ports against Uruguay and