The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-05
WITH SUPPLEM e N T.
New York, Friday, january 8. 1895.
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EUROPE.
The Bremen steamship Hermann, which touched at
Southampton beccn, 20 arrived at ihis po.s yester
day, bringing three days later news frca Europe.
President ,Johns,ns message lad been received in
Paris with feeling of relief and :~tfcaiion TO
sion frs: circulated through The vas areacY Nhc
French Assosiaed Pre- appears to have Leen
sderably CARRIED to French views, hu, even on
receipt of tie full Message tho iarsan pres pear
have been aerceably disappotce w The noG rate ye
firm tone OF the Presidents remarks. The o.c 81 Con
sta at1 nrei earnestly expTcs eraGcati that ''ho
passage rcIair, foreign affairs does affirm those
extr me and absolute docirin which the carries; tcc-
grams ascrllH H. resident Johnsun.n
The London 1ines confirms The statement that rain
has accepted the mediation OF England aii Irac in tho
Chilean question; but The tory rnpers HAT This
mediation has only been rendered acceptable erpin by
England 'seiling OUT the Chilcans Con i,lcrstc
anxiety was f both in l. .odon and Paris to VIVA
course this country ,nclned,o take in the nss or
Secretary HcCuiiochs financial statement was favor
ably recegcd by the English prcss, and rnicd ,a;cs
hve.twont.cs he'd advanced and an eighth on the
Londou Stock EXCHANGE.
Two more Fenais had h on santcrcrd 10 ten years.
penal seSvitrdc The Governor OF the rr.on from which
nd Centre Stephens escaped has been dismissed.
n ch mystery still cnvelopcd this ESCAPE,
rather startling rumors in circulation.
John Bright / TO ess,r Golavi, ruth, John Stuart
Mill snd other distinguished liberals had fou cd item
selves into committee tn ius;lce done in The Jamaica
business. siflHcnry SAorks Tho new Governor Of the
island. bac started on hi, rissnn.
THv LEGISLATURE
An effort is being made in tic State leg; ntce en-
brace Richmond county s;atcn Island, vslrn the
Mctrot oi'an Police district The Ncv York Heath bill
HAL int. H.
another It'll. Bills to Incorporate the Brooklyn and
New York Ferry Railroad Company and to authorize the
construction Of underground railroads under certain
this city have introduced In the Assembly
An Their provides for the increase OF the salaries Of
members OF the Metropolitan Fro Department The
New York Sanitary bill has also been in reduced IN tho
AS mbiy Resolutions ins,rucrg the New York Scna-
Representatives In Congress favor the
ment Of the constitution easing representation In Con
sess that portion OF the people qualified to vote
introduced by Mr. Richardson lrepubcan, and LAID
uader the rule
MISCELLANE0U3
In obedience 10 the Senate resolu ioa Of Dcccnbo. H.
calling FOR any correspondence other information
possession Of The government Ia regard TO barbarous
decree issued by tie socacd Emperor OF MEXICO under
date Of October g. 1885, ordering all Mexicass who TO-
fcnd their Independence either the battle field
Otherwise he shot tout any fora of trial aud whG
representations II any have been made by the govern
mt that subject the President has collected he
orrcspoldcace aud viii subn II 10 Congress on s re-
assembling This correspondence, which will be found
In the HsBALD this morning. embraces over twenty m
municatlons OF all kinds and throws aid tiona' light
Mexican Affairs II will he tina, NJ. Dro = dc Lsuys
replies 10 Mr. Bi CLOVIS ntcrroyafc-os by sayin that
his ''go, ,rament army Mexico to i'm
porant interests, but not responsible for Maxi
his Whv do 10
dent Jrarcx9 We are not the goscrn ncnt OF Moxico
aud yos do too much honor 20 treat az such -
Details of thepasage or the Empress Carioaa thro Oh
Vera Cras ross the city u Mexico the fact n which
We have already stated, IL given With oher important
statements the letter. from Vera Cruz
correspondents The Empress arrived at Vera Cruz from
Yucatan on December 20, aud received with many
Of JOY by the French residents or the
city, who Illuminated their houses, tho Plaza do Armas
and the palace. On the 22d OF DE enbor tho Empress
gave grand ball a, the pslace, which not
Very few Mexcaas we're present. Her Majesty left for
the interior Following day II also appears from
our correspondence and that Of private individuals in the
capital that tho nusncai Affairs OF the imperial govern
ment a very embai rssscd condition The empire
burdencd with d,bt nearly eighty millions n dc'ars
only eight millions Of which werc expended FOR tie pb
tic service the rest having disappeared In interval COM
missions payment OF the Trench army, pre- cnis 10
favortcs 81 the Emperor the private expencs OF Maxi
milan and remitsances to Miramar
The Paraguayan invason of the Argentine republic
appears from all have ended In failure and
che plan Of campaign OF the Paaguayan leaders Is
confined TO the defensive NJ which they hope and with
reason, to be morc successful The asst rangusyan
forces were gone from the Argentine territory on
October "a and, advised IVY previous rrpot', they
have withdrawn into the intc-or OF taer monr-
taino and barren country. or s,cr core poodchcc
from Bueuoe Ayres TO Wv i6 1885. states trs ~ lac
aston was conducted In the brutal api vai,a
style, desoation and blood marking the progress q
fh, invaders The town % couhnps wgs my .lvcd
From being sacked on It, by tho ar.ua ms
by the rcsoute conduct Of the Italian Con. AMI the
appearance Of an Ialian man cfwcr In 10, rat IRE.
parauons already making Tor the uva-on a. para.
quay Our correspondents at Da,nos AyIc touches also
upon other interesting subjects pertaining stua
Zion In that country.
We have from o. Domingo another not very clcaf.
Sccount OF the revolution which placed General Buena.
ventura Baez In power President Of ,hn, republic.
Our former dates represent the change fm cabrai
s,aez 10 have been effected without dfisai,y cahrai
sesgned and the constitutional Assembly by decree sp
pointed General Pedro Guilcfmo 70 temporarily succeed
him at the samc time declaring by decree the election
VI Bacs President This was on Ncvember--no, oc-
tober-i6 A depussion son, to General Bacr then
In the Issnd Of cua,ac TO invite hm 70 A. ept The
Presidency This be did and nom November 10 TO De-
Eember s. when Iscz was iuaugrraied, General Gull
Isrmo acted a. ,cnpa ar Governor
The rebellion. !, ~ Il ~s bcn entirely suppressed.
The capt - ~ $3.50. ich Is confirmed ap.
scar, l... yn.. i..s rat Q; The rebels Great