New York, Jan. 14 V correspondent
of P, R, Flint writes from Rio Janeiro
under date of IXvemter 2:4: 'lire outlook
i here just now is not reassuring. List
evening parts of two regiments of artill
ery mntiuie i ami tore up the republican
thur and hoisted the old imperial flag; and
it required all other regiments of cavalry,
infantry and artillery to subdue
them. They fought till after 12
o’clock and a hundred rebels were
killed and wounded before the rest
! surrendered. The next day twenty one of
! the ringleaders were shot. The trouble
was owing to the dissatisfaction of the
soldiers with their pay. It is said that a
number of old conservatives and literal*
had been tamjiering with the soldiers and
were at the bottom of the row and several
prominent citizens have been arrested in
connection with last night’s row.
Burned the KufclUh Flan
Lisbon, dam 14. A howling mob of
students and others burned an English
Hag at Pimbra today,
SEWS FUOM umo.vi*.
Hiu sski.s. Jan. 14 -The terms coneeded
to the striking miners by the mine own
ers in the Phorleroi district are a reduc
tion of the working hours to nine per day
and an increase of 10 per cent. in wages.
Pvuis, Jan. 14. The Paix says that the
prosi dent of the French commission s,mt
out to investigate the affairs of the Pana
ma Paual company on the Isthmus, in a
speech made at Astnnwall said the canal
would be completed.
Cairo. Jan. 14. Henry M. Stanley and
his party did not stop over at Sue/., as it
was reported they would, but proceeded to
tins city, where they arrived tins morning.
