The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-29

tor,es INIT 10 Macmillan on his trial which, being
tirey political he refused to answer. and they were In
consequence entered confessed list OF imperasts
fined exiIod and imprisoned 10 also published in addi
ton TO those lists which have been published hereto
FORE document directed TO Otterbourg by two hun.
dred Americans calling bis attention TO their claims
against the Imperial Railroad Company amounting TO
about $500 Of which they have It alleged. been
deaadsd by the action Of the agents Of the company
will be read with interest
Our Havana correspondence ID dated September n
The cable telegraph flooded with business although
very few messages from New York received
The question Of free and slave labor s again agitated.
and actual observation shows that the production of slave
labor everything else being equal is not - much, by
one-half the production or free labor.
Ga the 4th inst Marshal Falcon, President Of vene-
zuela, formed his new Cabinet follows:-Senor J.
r. Pachano Minister Of the Interior and JUSTICE General
Nicolas Silva. Treasury; Rafael Arvelo. Fomento;
Jacnto Gutierrex, Foreign Affairs, and General Juan
Francisco Perez, War and Navy. Reports from Apure
TO August 10 state that the dssdents were defeated at
the capital Of that State and General Aunos rensaaed
in the Presidency The guerilla chief Trinidad Pachsco
was in prison at CarasaA
Intelligence from Hayti il 10 the 9Th Inst The coun-
try in extraordinary state Of agitation and its
affairs were in lamen.able condition. Gold fabu.
barrel IN gold, and thirty -four Hayten paper dollars
were only worth one dollar Of Spanish silver The
Cacos body Of mon opposed to Sanave's administra
ton, still in arms, and had pillaged Delmare.
town in the south.
We learn from Kingston jamaica that according to
private advices OF she ed Of August from Puerto
Plata everything quiet in the Dominican republic.
1t appears therefore, that the Of revolution in
the province Of Cibao against President Cabra which
reported in newspapers Of Port Prince is entirely
withou. foundation.
The trustees Of the late Captain Ralph Fritz Of San
Francisco have notified the Secretary Of the Treasury
that they have in trust twenty thousand dollars
bequeathed by the deceased to the government
to help pay off tho national debt. The
Captain his will expresses regret having been un
able to 20 the against the rebellion, and makes
this donation lieu OF personal services The trustees
in notifying the Secretary intimate that numerous other
patriots would do we'll TO follow the example thus set
them.
Congressman Randall Of Philadelphia, and delega-
ton Of Office seekers waited upon the President yester
day and urged redistribution Of the patronage In Penn.
sylvana in order carry the election for the demo-
Gratis The President expressed the opinion that the
principles involved should be sufficient without other
'qnducements
Chief Justice Chase expresses himself sangune OF
radical victory in the coming Ohio election.
The friends OF Speaker Colfax deny that he favors
impeachment, despite the sentiments expressed In his
late Worcester. Ohio speech.
John A. Logan made speech at Cleveland Ohio, yes
terday which he favored the election OF negroes to
Congress- and intimated that negro President would
not be much amiss.
It is understood in Ottawa, Canada, that Newfound.
land will ask admission into the confederation, and
that resolutions would be passed In Parliament at the
next session admitting the Hudson Bay territory.
wharf at Monterey, California sunk on Friday, car
rying with It large quantity Of -four and schooner
which was tied up to II.
Mr. washburue's late visit TO Washington, which was
believed have reference solely to the radicazng Of
General Grant, really for the purpose Of procuring
house for the coming session.
Sylvester Quilcr, for the murderIof George Ffman,
sentenced, in Elizabeth New Jersey, yesterday to
DO hung on the l4th OF November.
Tho Of settlement OF the OF Frazer, Tren
holm Co., the Charleston cotton brokers' in their re-
cent litigation with the government, has been declared
perfectly satisfactory to both parties.
MIRA Barrett, In Peekskil, gave her three children
poison recently under the supposition that IL was med
cine worms the drug clerk who filled her prescription
having made mistake. The prompt services Of ply
sician alone saved the lives of the children