The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-25

Tho report by the Atlantic cable is dated
O'Clock last night November "a
Gabsdi is reported seriously i'll in prison The Pope
ordered release OF all tho Garibadans made priso-
daring the late INVASION. Tho Italian journals deny
that the government Is about TO contract loan
French transports ordered Cvia vecchia to re-
division Of the Roman expeaItionsrIy force.
The Irish in London made funeral demonstration in
respect memory Of tho executed in hanches.
Ter. Two thousand persons marched in procession to
HYDE Park, whore meeting organized and speeches
delivered from different stands The affair passed OF
avery orderly manner.
Colonel Burke, prominent Fenian, arrested In
London
Five-twcnties a. !5Is in Frankfort.
BY the steamship Saycnla at this port Yesterday.
have very Interesting mail reports In detail OF cable
dispatches the i3sh OF November; day later than
the compilation given In the HKnALp yesterday morning
MISCELLANEOUS.
THO trial or ZEN Davis will commence in Richmond
To-Day Counsel for both sides already that city,
and Judge Chase will be present py two A. 20 charge
the jury. General Robert + Lee has been summoned
Witness by the government and he has notified
that he will arrive in Richmond to-day. Davis
looks physically much better he did In the spring.
and appears in better spirits
OR Mexico city letter Is dated November TO- The
Congressman elect already arriving at the capital
Tho body Of Macmillan turned over 10 regethor
tbe 9th inst, and he started with to Vera
Cruz the 1ith 1t remains IN tolcraby good condi-
ton, since arrival Mexico city defects IN the
features produced by decomposition have been arciay
repaired. Prince Sam San released by The efforts
OF the Princess, who proved be authorities that
The time Of his capture he held no rank higher than
colonel the amnesty proclamation OF Juarcz and the
ogca correspondence relative tie surrender or Maxi
nlian's remains are published elsewhere in our
columns this morning.
our special kilograms by the Cuba cable state that
spanish steamer Havana fobddsn 70 enter the
port Of Santiago o. the cholera reports from
Ihs former city oncal burial returns show that ono
thousand persons persned In the late hur.
ncans at 81. Thomas
In correspondence from Masanxas Cuba, publ ed
some time srce some reflections made prejudlcia
the mercantile house Of Messs. NJ Pie Co. A. we
now learn the statements not based on reliable
aass. Tho. following figures, which have obtained
Tom tho revenue authority Of that port aud duly anthem
s5aied by the American Consul place the position Of
that house 10 = totally different and favorable light.
From January 10 November IT, 1867 there arrived at
Riasnzss twenty nine vessels consigned to "a house
Seventeen OF them bad cagoes and twelve we're In bal.
last or these tsensy.nne they rrelshsd for distant
porss thirteen with III 3os packages OF merchandise
Tney chartered besides seventeen vessels board OF
which they shipped Is se3 packages thus making total
OF 30 200 packages OF island products shipped BY Aess.
Pie A Co.
The Union Pacific Railway has been finished 10 the
eastern base q Me Rocky M0sp.,us, s.5 miles vest
from Omaha Toe mssi&sm skds % the summit d
TIE mountains = only eighty fest 10 the mile -.
The recently dsrunci national hank Of Newton. Mas,
bss been reeuuectsd under new nams 10 Boston
- Thomas Gilbert, radical delegate In the Alabams
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