The New York herald., 1868-08-07

EUROPE.


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EUROPE.
The news report by the Atlantic cable Is dated yes
terday evening, August 9.
Jer Davis was In Liverpool.
Spain Is universally agitated by revolutionary dis
quiet. She declines protectorate OF st. Domingo,
rendered by refugees In Madrid.
Queen Victoria visited Eugenie at the Tuileries,
en- route to Switzerland. /.
Austria announces a strict non Intervention In
German afIairs. The Hungarian Army bill passed
the House of Deputies.
Consols, o. money. Fite-twenties, II in London
and 76>4 In Frankfort. Paris Bourse quiet.
Cotton downward. with middling uplands at 9Hd.
Breadstuffs and provisions quiet.
BY special correspondence from London we have
very interesting mail report In detail Of our cable
kilograms, of the political situation In England
American and hOme-to the 26th OF July.
MIsCELLANEoUs.
In the Board Of Health yesterday the order requr-
Ing the Manhattan Gas Company to discontinue the
manufacture Of gas unless 1t can be done without
the escape Of noxious odors was read and referred
The President stated in answer to inquiry that he
and the engineer Of the Board were examining plans
public drinking fountains, with view to their
early erection.
Forty thousand dollars in fve-twenty bonds were
stolen from the Office OF the Star Insurance Company
No % Broadway, early in the afternoon yesterday
The thief, who was young man Of respectable ap-
pearance took the bonds while the secretary was
taking down their numbers, but was Immediately
chased into the street by the secretary whose cries
collected crowd into which the thief disappeared.
The inquest on the body OF General Hapine was
concluded yesterday, the jury rendering verdict
OF death from congestion Of the brain and spinal
nnFA Nv thA NaI
AT a meeting Of the Republican General Committee
last evening q motion to recommend the appoint
hent of Horace Greeley by the Governor to be City
Register that the fees might be paid toeneral Hal
pines widow was greeted with such storm of
hisses that the mover was compelled to withdraw it,
BY the Cuba cable We have teegraphic news from
Mexico city to the Slst OF July. Honorato Domin-
guez had pronounced against the government in the
State OF Vera Cruz and had seized some villages
along the railroad. He was levyng heavy tariff
on his own account on the freight that came into his
hands Hostilities were going on In the State OF
Puebla but in Queretaro the insurgents had been
compelled to submit. Ortega and Paton had been
released by Juarez The blockade at Mazatlan had
been raised. The vomito was at Vera Cruz.
Telegraphic advices from st. Domingo and Hayti
state that BaeZ had been defeated at Saybo by the
Cabral reyolutionists Salnave still held his own In
Port au Prince, and Is said to be gaining ground in
the interior.
Our Panama letter is dated July 2s. The revolu.
tion had come to an end by the victory OF General
Ponce, the Provisional President, over the nsurrec-
ti0nary populace Of veraguas and Chiriqui The
rains had seriously damaged the Panama Railroad
and caused the detention Of passengers for two or
three days. The government OF Ecuador had sent an
extraordinary misslon TO Colombia in the Of the
nutny Of Ambato. Another legation had been sent
By the same government to Chile, Bolivia and Peru in
relation, 1t is generally believed, TO the reestsblish
ment OF commercial relations with Spain.
The President Is reported to have had very con-
cillatory conversation with Colonel Deane, OF the
stan OF Governor Yarmouth, OF louisiana who had
come to washington to obtain the use Of troops TO
suppress disorders in the state. II Is understood
that he was informed by the President that federal
troops on proper application would be used under
federal control for the purposes needed.
In the Alabama Senate a bill was introduced yes
terday providing for the casting OF the electoral vote
BY the Legislature, and was postponed until today
The bill for the removal Of political disabilities was
also postponed.
General Sheridan and three other oticers OF lower
rank and corporal were tried In Leavenworth
Kansas yesterday for having forciby elected Post
master Dunn from his once on an Indian reserve
aud taking possession Of his once property. All OF
the defendants fined 81 and costs except Gene.
rsl sheridan, who was nned 500.
The resignation Of Mr.. Rollins as Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue which was offered some time ago,
70 take effect the confirmation OF his successor
was. accepted by the President yesterday, to take
effect Immediately
John = Phelps was nominated for Governor by the
Missouri Democratic Convention yesterday.
There were three at the Saratoga course YES.
terdsy The first, a hurdle race was won by Harry
Booth, the second by Lancaster, and the third by
Lizzie Rogers.
Three steamers, the Potomac, Delaware and Pine
Grove, lying at Cincinnati, were destroyed by fire
yesterday. The loss Ia estimated at sloOo 900.
General Grant was serenaded In st. Louis yester.
day and In response made one Of his usual short
speeches.
The Hawaiian Minister OF Foreign Affairs arrived
at San Francisco on Wednesday his way to Europe
with plenipotentary powers for the revision Of
treaties.
The Canal Convention called BY order Of the State
Canal Executive Committee to assemble at Albany
on the 18th inst has been postponed until after both
political parties shall have completed their nomna.
tlons for State ofncers.
In the Georgia Legislature yesterday an election Of
State officers took place, resulting In the choice Of
the entire republican ticket.
The manufacturers Of nne cut tobacco held q con.