The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-16
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tur sTeclal caDle uespatcneS state mat named
Carderer had been arrested at the Hague having his
possession hundred thousand dollars counterfeit
United States notes
Admiral FaIraguts squadron had arrived ut Copen-
hagen.
The Notifications of strasburg are to be extended and
fortified
The Italian government threatens to prosecute Carl
BALD IL continues his preparations for hostile at
tack Rome.
We in receipt OF important news from South
America via Lisbon. just before the steamer left Rio
-anero for Ii bon, reached the former por. that
the allied force, had captured Corumba and seriously
threatened the Paraguayan position at Hamaita
MISCELLANEOUS
Our sdvices from Mexico are TO the 25,h OF August
Considerable csnvassng and excitement followed the
call made bY President Juarez for general election
Factions acuve and the opposition negecting
no opportunity diminish the chances Of President
Juarez The latter is in favor OF amending the Next
can constitution make 1t like that OF the United
States He is in favor Of wing the clergy and
be for Of having houses OF Congress and OF
making Ministers report the Executive done
In the United States Our special correspond gives iu
details OF the trial and execution OF General Tomas
OHoran, and OF the Efforts made by Americans and
others his life santa Ana's tr al Is daily
pectei take place. His counsel viii be the gen.
teman who defended Maxim lau The general i'm.
preston Is that he will not be executed but that his
estates Will be connscated, The roads being
fully cleared OF robbers aud large cndua of specie
had gone down to Vera Cruz Lozado had surrendered
10 Corona, and E.cobedo canaes aud Lopez the traitor
doing their best each In his way TO leave their
mark in history.
Our spec al correspondent Kingston, Jamaica, writ
ing the 2'tn of August states that the judges recently
appointed by the Crown rather unpopular The
Jews boon reused by offensive alusion, said
have been uttered by Mr. Justice Blair whlo on the
bench spanish Town. ApairtT suing for account
had charged about two hundred and atty cent inter-
est per annum for the OF money, and Mr. Justice
Blair thinking this such frghtful interest," Ia said to
have remarked that " was "unchristisn and persua.
svsly sugges ed chad you better leave charges OF
this kind to the Jcwsfr The Hon C C. Rush ~orth,
our Financial Minister, dangerously ill., Messrs.
Nunsz Brothers, OF Kingston have been appointed tho
agents OF the New York aud West India Steamship CON-
pauy, about to b. established.
General Charles Grinin, who, the removal OF
General sheridan. has been in command Of the Fifth
Military District died OF Galveston yesterday morning Of
yellow fever
The report OF the House judiciary Committee on the
Impeachment question is now being printed al the Gov
ernment printing Office in Washington. The pressmen
have all been sworn to secresy.
several suits are TO brough, before the Court OF the
District OF Columbia TO ,os, the eonstuonAy OF Con-
fscation act
The corner stone Of the new Cathedral OF the Holy
Cross in course OF construction In Boston yester
day laid with imposing ceremonies. in the presence Of
an immense multitude AT the close Of the ceremonies
Archbishop McCioskey, OF New York. delivered an adj.
dress II is estimated that the cos, Of tbs land aud
building will be 81. 500, 900.
Five large warehouses on the corner OF Sixth and
Baymiler streets, Cincinnati, owned by W. h Moore
Co and row OF tenement houses ADJOINING, were de.
sroyed BY Gre on saturday night, involving loss OF
$4,000 Three nremen we're severely injured BY q
falling vail
General Gordon Granger has arrived in Memphis TO
take command o. his regiment
DR.. Harris, the Registrar OF the Board Of Health has
written Ions report tho condition OF the patients
suffering from yeios fever 10 the south. The report
was compiled at the suggestion OF the committee OF
physicians appointed last week 10 aid The sufferers BY
funds and medic mes.
An inquest 10 the OF three men who pcrshed By
She explosion OF gun on the steamship Deutsoh and
was held at Hobokeu, yesterday by Coroner White one
cf the wounded survivors Is 10 PROSTATE condition
workman named Jules Joseph rsrrer, who resided
A. aq2 Broome street, committed suicide on Saturday
uiyht by shooting himself through the heart.
Michael Elect, q middle aged man residing at 81
Cherry street attempted to comm, suicide, saturday
BY taking laudanum but saved BY physician who
rss salIod Ia 10 attend Him,