The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10
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THE CABLE.
Tho steamship Cuba which arrived yesterday brought
che uuweicoms intelligence that the insulation Of the
great Atlantic Telegraph cable lost at unknown
point the 10th ult, when hundred miles OF il
had been laid by the Great Eastern, on her eighth
day out from valentia, and that Consequent com.
municatou between the monster vesscl and the shore
had suddenly ceased The Of the dent had not
been learned when the Cuba left cAslown, the
evening Of the 30h u but the ncei not be
regarded deciding that tho cabc Is failure By the
next arrival from Europe, which will be- anxiousy
awAited we shall no doubt have full and definite ex-
ton 70 kilograms the subject full details OF how
che hrst defect In tho cable occurred and how
paired
EUROPEAN NEWS.
The CunArd steamship Cuba arrived here yesterday
with advicss from Europe tho aoth ult days later
chan those previously received.
Tho steamship Lafayette from Havre on the 9th ul,
arrived at this port early this morning.
decision Of the most remark able character had been
given In the London Vice hancellos Court The United
States sued for possession of quantity Of cotton which
Proisau notorious rebel agent and blockade runner
claimed 70 have q prnr lien upon, nasm ich
a. hs had lost twenty thousand pounds by the
robol Vic, Chancellor Wood ruled that the
United States must take tho cotton, but in doing So
wers bound 10 respect the agreement entered into with
regard 70 this aforesaid cotton by tho rebel govern
ment 10 whom It originally belonged. Prioeau APP
pointed receiver Of the prpe on his going security to
the extent Of twenty thousand pounds and subsequently
tho cotton handed him by the Liverpool Dock
Board
The rush OF emigants this country from the North
OF Europe setns In with than usual vehemence
Fifteen thousand Polish exlos making
with the Swiss government for transportation TO the free
soil OF the States From Norway the exodus Of the most
vauabl part Of the population great to excite
The fears Of the authorities, who endeavoring to
check Il.
The Paris correspondent Il the London Nesos usually
very VII informed, throws out hint that Napoleon is
preparing TO take up the Mexican question his
account MaxmLian returns to niramar
No advance had yet taken place In United States Ave
tweutiss, which were quoted at COX in London the
Both ult
THE NEWS.
Quebec despatch states that GsperaI Grant, while in
chat city in conversing with different persons
Mexican affairs said that he had placed hundred
thousand mon on the Rio Grande
army OF observation, and that the French
would have 10 leave heyico, peaceably II they
chose, but forcib.y n they refused. Like General
Sheridan, the situation In Mexico he looked upon
created by the rebellion, which would be really
until Macmillan had left the country. General
Grant arrived In Toronto from Montreal yesterday
tug, and Immediately after left for Niagara Falls He
was received with enthusiasm BY the Toronto people
tits stated In Washington dispatches that there
million and fifty Thousand men in our national
armies tho LIST Of May last, VIII CHI time
thing over ssven hundred thousand have been dis
charged leaving still In the military service Of the epub-
Tic about three hundred aud thirty thousand
Later and interesting naws from South aud Central
America Is contained 10 our spa,cbes by the steamship
Costa RIGA, which reached this port yesterday, from
Aspinwall he 3ls o. July The Costa Rica brou Iht
over seven hundred and twenty thousand dollars in
specie The revelation In Peru against the government
or President Pezet stn prevails Nothing de cisvo
In the matter Of a military character hal oc
Durrod eiuoo the date OF our previous adviccs;
but Affairs represented favorable for early
triumph Of tho rcvolutonists The government troops
were bong concentrated Lima, and thou nt
that decisive battle would DO fought the vicin
y Of that city In the republic OF Chile the subject OF
granting fro dom OF worship for all denominat
being astated Though strongly opposeI by the priest.
hood and their party has many earnest frieni Con-
grcss and among the people, and tho almost
unanimo isly In its favor. A recent hre In valpa-
ralsc Chile, destroyed two hundred thousand dollars
worth Of property. General Barrios the excd cxpres
dent OF salvador, who had finally after many adsen.
turcs taken refuge In Nicaragua had been delivered up
by tho government Of that republic TO Dueuas tho pre-
sent President OF Salvador was expected that he
would be shot line OF French steamers was to com.
mence running between Aspnwail and g. Nazaire.
France, on the 9th inst
Tbs Costa Rca brought our San Francisco de.
upa,ches AM Giles to the 9Th ut, containing very nte
resting details OF events In the Golden State The loan
in behalf OF the Mexican republic, which was some time
ago placed on the California market being pushed
forward with energy and meeting with considerable
success The thirty thousand stand OF purchased
In San Francisco for President Juares, OF Mexico,
several months ago. seized by government authorities
and Afterwards released had been again seized
attachment for debt against the Mexican agent having
charge Of them. The Mexican Consul Up San Francisco
has received decree issued at Cbihuahua by PresId
yuares declaring null and Of effect the imperial decree
10 reference 10 the securzson Of the Mexican church
properly, on the ground Of Macmillan being usurpsr
sun particular OF the shooting Il the notorious Billy
Muinsan bsrssssoss reported. ere also given In our col
isosla Il cAAnssnia new