, 1867-09-13

New York, September 4-City of Mexico ads
vices are to the 18th and from Vera Cruz to the
22d ult. They state that the Prussian Envoy
has been very sick at San Luis, and will soon
leave for home. Juarez has decreed that con6s-
cation shall be commuted to five years for the
supporters of Maximiian. Beriozapel has for
hidden Catholic priests crossing the river to Mat
amoras. The gold placers in chihuahua are
Welding abundantly. The war tax in Puebla
has been stopped. Pesquera is to be tried soon.
WEST INDIES
New York, September 5.-Havana dates to the
lst say Pierre Soule is at Havana.
There is u report that some tax collectors in
the middle counties met with violence in the dis
charge of their duties. mounted police will
accompany them hereafter.
Advices from Porto Rico state that troops and
heavy material of war had been sent from Spain
to provide against aventualities.
EUROPEAN NEWS BY STEAMER.
New York, September 4.-The steamship Per-
sia has arrived from Queenstown with dates to
August 25.
While the Queen of England was enroute for
Balmoral, it was discovered that the Queens
carriage could not pass through the bridges of
the Westerly Railroad. The carriage was
cordiugly changed. But for the timely discovery
a fearful accident must have occurred.
Two men at Manchester disappeared after pur-
amount of $50, 900 pounds.
The London Globe says it is not unlikely that
Lord Stanley and Disraeli will visit Ireland du-
ring the recess of Parliament.
1t is confirmed that cholera has appeared at
Rotterdam, and has assumed epidemic char
acter. It has also appeared at many places in
the neighborhood. A severe outbreak of the
disease is also reported at Mon.ijoy, the south
ern slope of the Alps.
Reports of the rising in Spain are increasing
severe fight occurred at Costonzas, the insurs
gents-except the leaders aud about thirty fol-
lowers-being cut to pieces. The Madrid Ga
rette, (of6cial), declares that in Catalonia and
Arragon, the rebels are everywhere, and full of
| fight. 1t also.auounces that the insurgents in
these provinces have been beaten in several en-
gagements. The loyal attitude of the army has
essentially contributed to this result, and conf,
dence is re-established.
| CALIFORNIA ELEcTIoN.
San Francisco, September 5.-Haight's major
ity in this city and county will reach four thouS
sand, full. McCOppin, for Mayor, ran well up
with his ticket Whole city aud county demos
cratic ticket elected, With the exception of two
Supervisors, and few minor candidates. The
majority for Haight in the tenth ward alone was
| 1875.
San Francisco, September 6.-The following
majorities reported in twenty-six counties ::
Almeda, Gorham lSO Amador Haight 287 /;
Butte, Haight 247 Contra Costa, Gorham IL /;
Collusa, Haight 300 Placer, Gorham 100 Sac
ramento, HaIght 330 San Mateo, Gorham GO /;
San Joaquin, Gorham rs San Francisco, Haght
3,S46; Siskiyou, Haight 2jO; Sierra, Gorham
GOO Santa Clara, Haight 10; Sutter, Haght
100; Sonoma, Hsight l l,OOO Tulare, Haght
25O; Tuolumne, Haight 25O; Yuba, Htght % /;
Nevada, Haight rs Monterey, Haight 1873 ; Cal
averas, Haight l4S; Solauo, Gorham 95; Teha-
ma Haight At Los Angeles and San Bernardino,
Haight GOO; Napa, Haight CO total majorities,
Gorham ,2l9; Haight 8,269. The whole dem
ocratic State ticket, if not the three democratic
Congressman, are believed to be elected by ma
jorites somewhat less than these cast for Haight.
Some hopes remain that Highly may be elected
| in the middle district.
Mr.. Huight was serenadel at the Cosmopolitan
| Hotel last evening. A crowd of about 1000 was
present. who addressed by Haignt, Weller
and Henley. They afterwards Sereaaded Judge
| Axtell.