The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-01


Chieans appear 70 be wide awake and prepared for the
struggle at all points.
Tho announcement ia made in our Washington DIS
patches that our has been informed Of the
acceptance by Spain the offers Of England and Franco
mediate for settlement Of the dinhcuues bssween
her Chile upon tho terms proposed BY our own and
the British and French governments.
In Peru we are informed, Colonel Prado, the new
revolutionary President, or supreme Provisional
Chief" as he Is termed, II carrying out . system Of
financial re,renchent and reform. by hs discharge OF
unnecessary officials. II was still understood that Peru
would form alliance with Chile against the spaniards
though nothing in the matter had yet been done oy
Pados From the other republics OF South
and Central America the news brought By the Atlantic
Ia not particularly important, though interesting
The discovery and recently been effected OF
the persons Who ON the evening Soh Of October a
robbed the safe Of United States naval paynaster Kitten
house. at Panama. Of fourteen thousand dollars In go'd
The principals in tho affair sad 70 be the keeper Of
Panama grogshop, named Marx Bradley, and boy
attached to the United States ship Cyane The robbery
was srocted by means OF key Manufactured from an
impression on paper of the in possession Of tho pay
master.
tho anxiety Of MaximlIans government. TO encourage
emigration Mexico from the United States s shown in
the strong inducements to settlers held forth in the dccu
Imperial Commissioner OF Colonization" the American
exrcbel Lieutenant Naury and republishein our COL
umns to-day. Aaury presents In glowing coors the won
derfu natural Of the country which only need
Anglo. Saxon brain and muscle for their development
Meantime, city OF Mexico correspondence informs
us both Macmillan and the republicans are awaiting
with the greatest anxiety the action Of the Congress OF
the United States relative to their aairs The republ
sanguine that they will be reinforced by an
army from this country, while Macmillan expresses
great desire for the most intimate friendship with and
government and hopes though not at all confidently
for recognition He thinks, however, that II no could
have private conference with President johnson end
Secretary Seward he could bring them over v his
side.
secretary Seward left Washington yesterday the
naval steamer De Solo, for trip to the south
ward Tho voyage is said to he merely undertaken
for tie benefit Of his health, and without any important
national international object, as has been rumored
The Strong divorce was finally brought TO its ter.
mnaton yesterday but in manner rather unsatisfactory
ID The parties concerned Tho jury, after being In deb
Grafton for forty.eglt hours, into court and
pressed the opinion unanimously that It impossible
for them to agree. They were therefore Dis
charged by Judge Garvin Tho point Of disagree.
,nent was on the question relative 10 the
adultery charged against Mr. Strong, ten Of the
members being in favor of rendering verdict declaring
his innocence and the other two refusing their assent
thereto Ali OF them agreed on verdict 10 favor Of
Mr.. Strong on the issues relating to the charges Of
adultery against Mrs. Strong.
The Nov York Legislature for 1896 will assemble in
Albany to morrow and soon as an organization is
effected, Governor Fenon's message will be presented
TO both houses
The Ohio Legislature will meet to-day. The synopsis
which have received Of the forthcoming message Of
the Governor Of the State presents rather strange
views the BIC Scan question, expressing opposition
the OF the republicans and any efforts the
part of government for the enforcement Mexican
soil OF the Monroe doctrine the precise Specification Of
which dogma 1t is stated has yet been agreed
upon even among ourselves.
Governor L. Orr, Of South Carolina the Exccu.
tive chosen BY the people Of the State at their recent
election issued on Monday last hls proclamation
nouncing his assumption OF the duties OF ONCE by per
MISSION Of the President and nsructing the citizens in
regard 70 the commemorative present status He in
forms them SHAT though civil government is restored,
the habeas corpus still remains suspended IN the
Slate, and the military power therefore paramount In
all matters Of which has special supervision among
which is the adjudication Of all controversies in which
the freedmen arc interested. The Governor gives the
blacks and whites both some good advice, telling the
former that their sobrety industry, honesty and
good behavior alone they depend for happi
ness and counsellng towards them the part Of The
latter kindness. humanity and justice.
Canadian politics, whichever way they arc turned,
always themselves into the great alternative
OF annexation or confederation This question in a
phase has been presented by The retirement Of Mr. Brown
from the provincial Cabinet aud our Toronto correspon
dent believes that Mr.. Brown and his friends will
unite with Mr. Doriou and the French Cana
rtan In hx;n he ind nj pf
the confeaera,sd provinces In Lunenburg, Nova
Scotia, however the candidate in favor OF the
federation scheme has been defeated by nine hundred
vote. The order requiring all bonded goods passing
into the United States be seized unless nvoicei nc the
duty paid price in Canada which has caused such excite
mcnt the border is stated 10 have been issued
wiihou; authority from Washington
In our issue Of this morning appears another cpisie
from st. Paul 10 support the claims OF Minnesota
being tho heathicst the Union, especially FOR
persons troubled with pulmonary affections. Our CORE
spondent tells how despite the cold winter tempe
70 the high latitude Of the State, the dry
Of the atmosphere tho peculiar character OF the
SOIL aud. the almost total absence o. rogs and
winds render most favorable locality for
sump,ivc,, Thousands Of whom from the East now
scattered throc ghout in AN Directions Figures
and ore gwen prove that afflicted With
consumption who the State before the disease
has progressed ar the system fails TO experience
relief and IN rewarded with materially 'snetsned
nfe The Pulmonary Brigade OF the city u g. Paul IL
one Of the marked Institutions Of The place
Though she temperature yesterday mild causing
modersss thaw SUFFICIENT Of Saturdays tall or snow
remained the ground 10 afford good slcghing 10 the
Park the ana thc crf travelled streets of the
city IL was excellent IN the Park, which full of
lne ,urnouts and splendid hcrselesh with their scom
panyiar burdens of ladies' ana gallant gentlemen.
The Blorminsdale road all animation, and 80
Eth avenue, while sieshs and sieighe.s skipped
VI ough cvsry rsr Of the city
Further particulars hayo been gathered by our report
relative 10 the murder OF Robert MITCHELL inaie Of
the schooner John Bcyntcn OF Machias Maine who