The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-12
TRI PIE S HE e T
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EUROPE.

EUROPE
The report by the Atlantic cable is dated yes
terday, August IL.
The students made tumult in Paris but were dis
persed by the police. Adah Menken is dead.
Austria is actively recognizing the Hungarian
army under native commanders The foreign SOL
ders in the service of the Pope desert in large num-
bers.
The Sutans troops repressed the disturbance in
Bulgaria. Prince Charles, of Roumania Is charged
with secretly melting the revolt.
Consols 81, money. Fve-twentes, ~ in London
and 1871 in Frankfort. Paris Bourse quiet.
Cotton steady, with middng uplands 97sd. Bread
stuIs and provisions advanced.
BY mail from Europe we have very interesting
special details of our cable kilograms to the LIST of
August.
Mr.. Dsraes speech on the home situation and
foreign relations OF England will be read with In.
terest
MISCELLANEOUS.
We nave correspondence our triple sheet this
morning from South America, dated at Buenos Ayres
June 2S, and Rio Janero July 0. II was known
almost beyond doubt that Don Domingo F. Sar
mento bad been elected President and Governor
Adofo Alsna Vice President Of the Argentine Re.
public Sarmento was recently Minister to the
United States. The financial trouble at Montevdeo
increasing Business is entirely suspended and
government laborers are paid by due bills. The
Brazilian Legislative Assembly were in session, but
no business OF importance was transacted. Consider
able vexaton is felt about the payment of the Caro-.
line claim OF sixty thousand dollars to the United
States and General Webb has published an account
of his negotiations in the matter. The news from
the seat of war in Paraguay is unimportant. The
allies are unable to do anything and the is con-
sidered very near close. Minister Washburn was
still at Asuncon, as the United States steamer Wasp
not allowed to pass up. II Is believed that Gen.
era Webb has teegraphed to Secretary Seward ask
ing the privilege OF demanding unimpeded passage
for the Wasp or his passports
On our triple sheet this morning will be found in
addition to our South American correspondence our
letter from st. Domingo detailing the progress OF the
latest revolution in that country and account OF
an interview with Brigham Young, the President of
the Mormon Church. 1t appears from Brigham's re-
marks that all the influence OF his Church has been
used to have the Pacific Railroad pass through Sat
Lake City.
From Shanehae, China, by way OF London and the
Atlantic cable we learn that the line of the Amoor
river is again peaceful and trade reviving.
We have telegraphic reports from La Paz, Mexico,
10 July o. Mazatan to August and Vera Cruz to
August 5. Don Pablo Castro has been elected Cover
nor OF Lower California. General Davoos the MILL
tary commander the territory expresses his will
ingness TO accept Castro provided all his orders
issued from the military headquarters. Mrs. Bur-
dell Cunningham had been in La Paz fixing up her
title to some mining property. The whole State Of
Vera Cruz was in rebellion the leaders being men
OF influence The rebellion was rapidly extending
and It ~ as thought the castle OF San Juan D'Ulloa
would be attacked. Aatorre had been defeated by
raised the blockade at Mazatlan.
Hon. Thaideus Stevens died IN Washington at
midnight.
The President has made several appointments OF
subordinate officers in the Revenue Department and
one OF a collector In Alabama. The opinion OF At
torney General Evarts, which was submitted IN SUBJ
stance at the Cabinet meeting yesterday Is supposed
10 cover those cases as well as the Commissioners
case.
Alpeoria Bradley, q coored Senator In the Georgia
Legislature who some time ago had charges OF fel-
ony brought against him after long speech In win.
dicaton Of his acts. resigned few days ago, and
yesterday the Senate concluded thst his case
longer under their jurisdiction.
The new Militia bill has passed In both branches
OF the Louisiana Legislature II empowers the
Governor to dispose Of the militia as he pleases.
In the Alabama Legislature yesterday breeze
bill providing that the Legislature shall cast the
electoral vote OF the state. Senator's Jones and
Coon 1.-THE former a white native and the latter a
member from Iowa., both republicans, had severe
time over IL, threatening war and revolution In
either event of passing the bill not passing Il.
No action was taken upon 1t, and as the Legislature
adjourns soon, many Of the members have already
left the capital.
The Grst race Of the cruise OF the New York Yacht
squadron came or at New London yesterday. the
Halcyon proving the winner. In the evening grand
hop was given at the Pequot House.
The Saratoga meeting closed yesterday with four
In the rain. The first, hurdle race, was won
10y Lobelia, the two miles over eight hurdles being
made by her in 3:59k. The second race was a dash
OF four miles and was won by James A. Connolly N
1888. The third, q dash Of q mile and half, wa
won by sleety aud the fourth, dash of half mile
was won 10y Jubal.
At q seymour ratification meeting In Alexandria
Va, yesterday, Montgomery Blair and Green Cal
Smith made speeches. The latter recommended tina
the electoral vote of virginia should be sent up to b
counted by Congress.
Sir John A. Mcdonald and his party OF Dominion
Commissioners left Halifax yesterday, their attempt
TO reconcile the people there TO the confederation
having proved q failure. The feeling for repea
in the Legislature and among the people is stron
ss ever.
General Melancthon s. Wade, son Of David Wade
one of the rst settlers OF Cincinnati, died SUDDEN
ut Avondale. Ohio, yesterday.
The Chinese Embassy are still at Niagara FAN
and win be treated TO grand hop tonight
John Fitch died In the village Of westchester Of
Friday Of cholera.
The British brig Eunice was seized in Philadelphia
yesterday by the collector Of the port for trading Wit
abe Island of sombreroA which n declared bv tn