The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-05
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dsncs In the Alabama claims in an editorial in which
il 10 asserted that Secretary Stewards dispatches on the
subject bctray his desire 10 proong the controversy
without fairly meeting the question OF plan OF SETTLE
xnent Lord Stanley the writer says Is determined"
not to afford capital TO circle OF American potcians
The Spanish feet IN the Pacific is ordered home i'm
rnsdiatey. Baron Beust is maturing plan for the
sale OF the church property In Austria TO pay OF the
debt OF the empire with the proceeds. The leading
revolutionary democrats OF Europe including Garbaldi
and Louis Blanc assemble In peace Congress- In
Geneva, the 9th instant franchise reform league
meeting was hold In Dublin at which much sympathy
was evinoed for the Fenian convicts.
Tho English capnves in Abyssina have, Il Is said,
obtained theft freedom Az the Warwick England
races vaubau won the Warwick cup. grand interna-
tionait turf contest took place tho course
Inezheim, near Baden. The French hsrso Trocadero
won the OF the day. the Saint Leger
Consols closed at "a 1916 for money London Five
Juveniles 7Ss. in London and Tx in Frankfort
The Liverpool cotton market closed steady with mid
ding uplands at loH pence. Breads,uns without
marked change. The provisions market WAS irregular
ut the close.
BY the steamship Persia at this port yesterday
have interesting mail details OF cable dispatches to
the 24th OF August
THE CITY.
President Acton, OF the Board Of Police Commission.
era. yesterday received . letter from George Clarke
Mayor OF Newburg, which that gentleman requested
the presence OF few Metropolitan policemen at New
burg during tho between Haml and Brown,
which Is 10 come of Friday next The request has
been granted.
Tho store OF Solomon Fischer dealer Ia furs No. 233
Broadway robbed of 900 worth Of furs on Sun.
day night Detective Farley yesterday recovered TWEEN.
yave pieces Of the stolen goods the alleged thieves
were arrested
The Police Commissioners held their regular weekly
trial meeting yesterday. Ono hundred officers were
tried for neglect Of duty The citizen were few
end unimportant
negro man. named Crepau Cardsna, killed his wife
yesterday In the tenement house No. Is East Eleventh
street. whore they living Jealousy was said to
have been the cause by numerous eyewtnesses Who
attracted BY quarrel, had the whole Affair." Car.
dena made no attempt to escape, but insists that the
woman killed herself
Miss Catherine Lyons the young girl who was shot in
ihs head on the 10th Of August. made mortsm
statement yesterday saying that she did when
Or where she was shot, Other testimony tended to i'm.
plicate Hammer the prisoner who, it Is alleged, had
been quarreng violently with wife on that day and
nred the pistol OF accidentally He was brought before
Judge Leonard yesterday on . writ Of cerOrar when
bail was fixed at $1,000.
The North German Lloyd's steamship Union, Captain
Won Santsn. will leave the Bremen pier Hoboken OF
noon to-day Thursday, for Bremen via Southampton
Tho mails for the United Kingdom and the Continent
will close at the Post ONCE a. half past o'clock this
morning.
The nne steamship MORO Castle, Captain NJ r. Greene
will sail from pier No North river at three p. n
to-day. for Havana The mails for Cuba will close at
the Post once at two O'Clock
The stock market was strong yesterday. Government
securities were steady. Gold closed at 142 q.
MlsCELLANE0us.
The amnesty proclamation again under considers.
ton yesterday in the Cabipet Secretary Seward does
not exactly concur with the President but 1t Is stated
General Grant and ell other members Of the Cabinet are
In perfect accord with him In regard Grants accept
OF the War Once 1t 10 stated q sgnin cant
fact that Stanton himself urged its acceptance upon him.
The September statement OF the public debt shows a
Total debt OF 81 653 1872 $780, with cash total the
Treasury OF $l4s 336 09+ Compared with the statement
OF corresponding time last year. this shows decrease
In the debt OF s5 s6T 2O2 and increase in cashn
hand OF SIS. 504, 427.
Reports In Washington state that the Attorney Gen.
era ready to issue opinion arguing that Sckes is
Individually liable for his interference with the property
laws In the Carolnas.
The California election came OF yesterday but there
were many candidates In the field and the tickets
scattered 90 much that safe estimate can be
formed Of the probable result There three
divisions In the republican party In the State and eve
political organizations Of varled numbers In the
ned, Offering principles and OF various denomina
sions TO the suffrage OF the people There .
probability with this division Ia the camp OF the
jorty being slightly democratic.
Our Havana letter OF the slst ult says that Manzano
had deprecated the military executions as TOO
rigid an enforcement or the code. Some OF the col.
iectors OF the had been violently treated In
he interior. Tho sugar market ACTIVE nd Arm,
Exchange tho United sa,es lin sold for 24k
Fer cent discount telegram from special cable cor
respondent had been received At Havana a. follows
~ arrived this afternoon 30th within ten miles Key
West Tho cable is working splendldy think ws will
have SUFFICIENT amount OF cable"
Late advices from St Domingo state that Cabral had
been offered the Presidency OF Hayu by various towns
which had risen against salpavs. Tue Office had not
been csrsuy accepted. but caoral said 10 DO on the
Hsytisn fronters II currently reported that Sal.
nays fugitive, and the object OF the proposition
seemed to be union OF Hsyu and St Domingo
In the Constitutional Convention yesterday, the con-
sdsration OF the article canals and finances was re-
sumed In Committee OF the WHOLE and after speeches
BY hsssrs Avord opdyke Brooks and Others progress
was reported and the Convention adjourned
Several OF the great Of the nation have spoken
and expressed their views Of the political situation.
Sumner thinks Grant President would b uncertain,
and more irrsversbis guarantee 10 required Wilson
thinks he 10 trying TO do good In the War ONCE, and
General Butler says that he disiixss tho much
he Won't form an opinion about him. All three Of
shsss genilsmen think that johnson will b and ought
10 b impeachsd General Sheridan 10 reported to have
d that he loves the army well 10 accept The Prss
dsncy.
The public schools Of New Orleans arc likely 10 suffer
from difference among the authorities. Two boards OF
directors claim prsfsrsncs-ons OF the boards, new
one, being backed BY the Common Coanei but tied up
IN writ Of quo ~a,roasc. The schools should, under
che sw, open next Monday bat the City Council who
legally have nothing 10 do with IT, have directed that
lhsy bs further suspended until October on account Of
the yellow fever While the old board Of directors who
have the right OF possssson claim that they shall open
- usual.