Springfield weekly Republican

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nothing. The volunteers are in harmony with

him. Filibusters are reported to land every few

days, and the Spanish troops shoot them when

they catch them, Americans and all. Insurgent

successes are continually reported. The cholera

rages in the interior.—Salnave and his rebels

continue to have cat and dog fights in Hayti,

and the Dominican rebels are making hot work

for President Baez.—Lopez has proposed to the

allies to surrender his army on condition of per

sonal freedom, and unmolested departure from

Paraguay. Thu missing Minister McMahon

has been heard from, on the best of terms with

President Lopez. Some hints of great success

ofjthe allied forces have been received, but

nothing definite.—Other South American states

are indulging in their little revolutions; and so

is Mexico, as usual. Some of the outbreaks

again st Juarez in the northwestern states are

decidedly serious.—The civil war in Japan is

vigorously renewed, the mikado’s government

having attacked Enomato, the most prominent

of the rebellious daimios, in his defences near

Hakodadi. Heavy fighting is anticipated.—The

Mohammedan rebels in China met with serious

defeats in the first part of May, and are reported

to have lost 20,000 men in one battle.

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Springfield weekly Republican. (1869). Springfield, Mass., 1869-07-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1869-07-03/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1869-07-03.