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Show LATEST SEWS' i BY TELEGRAPH LAST NIGHT. I t The Cuban Insurrection, i TROCHIJ AD PALIRA0.I The Mexican Kkclion Jmirez Again President. General News. TAMMANY CELEBRATES THE FOURTH. President Grant and Senator Sena-tor ConLUing. SAN FRANCISCO IN" E A VS. Etc., Etc., Etc. FOREIGN. Porto Fiico, "0, via Havana, j. The ekction of deputies to the Spanish Span-ish Cortes is over. The conservatives of the Spanish party were elected. Versailles, 5. The Assembly has passed the bill requiring the deposit of caution money by the press. Brussels, 5. The Senate has adopted adopt-ed a law prohibiting gambling at Spa. New York, 6. Gen. Fiedcrico Car-ada, Car-ada, who succeeded Gen. Jordan as commaoder in chiei'of the Cuban army, was captured by the Spanish a few days ago, and ere this has been murdered. Correspondents say the Cuban cause is growing weaker in consequence of tho unpatriotic dis-sentions dis-sentions of the leaders; but, at the same time, the Spanish troops are being fearfully decimated by disease. Late foreign dates state, that Kug-iish Kug-iish holders of Mexican bonds have issued is-sued a protest against a mortgage on a part of the revenues of the republic, which the Mexican railway offers as security for the loan of five millions, uine hundred thousand dollars, which j it is raising in England. The bondholders bond-holders aver that they have a prior claim. Count de Palikoa gives a public denial de-nial to General Trochu's charges in relation re-lation to the course pursued by the former on the 4th of September. Gen eral Trochu, in his three days' speech in the Assembly, said that when the news of the Sedan disaster arrived in Paris, Palikao said tc him "General, he revolution is 'au fait accompli;' il you don't take the direction of affairs it is all up with us; if you do, probably the result will be just the same." To i his Trochu replied that his conduct was proper in all repects. Trochu it will be remembered also accused Pali-fcao Pali-fcao of acting unwisely in keeping Pa-.aine Pa-.aine at Meiz, and sending reinforcements reinforce-ments after he should have been recalled re-called to Paris. Telegraphic advices from the city of Mexico indicate, without clearly an nnuueing the fact, lhat IVnidno Juarez lias been re-eloeted president if the republic. Diaz comes second to Juarez in the vote, as fur as heard rrom; and Lirdo do Tnjuda, the third candidate, is utterly defeated. |
