The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-20
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The news report by the Atlantic cable is dated yes
terday evening, September 10.
George Peabody WILL 1t Is said invest largely in
real estate in Hungary. Bavaria ratified the Ger
manAmeIican naturalization treaty. Mr.. Wilson
Patten NJ. r., Is appointed Chief Secretary Of
Ireland
ConsOs o4Ia, money. Five-twentes 1917 in Lon
don and 1914 in Frankfort.
Cotton easier. Breadstufs and provisions without
marked change.
BY steamship at this port we have European
mail report in detail of cable kilograms to the
9Th Of september.
MISCELLANEOUS
Bids for contracts to remove the Instructions at
Hell Gate are 10 be opened on Monday. 10 ia sup
posed that, Notwithstanding the small government
appropriation, the competition Will be quite lively.
Asa consequence OF making Hell Gate the main
avenue OF communication with the open sea 1t Is
stated that the ends OF Manhattan Island Will be
reversed-the business part being up town and the
residences down-that the Sandy Hook passage will
be limited to vessels from the southern coast the
tropics and Hell Gate will be by the great Euro
pean steamers.
Alexander II. Stephens Is in Washington searching
among the old Confederate records. lie expresses
himself as very dubious about a democratic majority
In Georgia al the Presidential election, as there nave
been too many speeches made there.
The Water street converts appear TO have gone
back on their religion. Tommy Hadden George
Christopher and Kit Burns all demand money down
for the use OF their dens as praying places, and
Johnny Allen, the original Wckedest Man, and his
hacker slocum are reported to have got spree In
Anew Haven liquor den. while exhibition tour
and been ANONYMOUSLY kicked out as hypocries.
The examination Into the alleged Gamble poison
ing case is still going on at Orangetown, Rockland
county, New York. Several important witnesses
have already been examined and their testimony
goes to show that Robert Gamble the husband OF the
deceased, and Mrs. Huus, OF Ciarkstown. at whose
farmhouse the CANDLES were staying early In Au.
gust when Mrs. Gamble died, were suspiciously fond
OF one anothers company at that time. They are
both now I'm custody. witnesses also proved that q
false certificate OF the cause OF her death given
70 Gamble by his wifes attendant physician and that
she had considerable property disposed Of in her
will.
Or. Cornelius Boyle. Provost Marshal in vir-
ginia under Beauregard during the war, has been
sued for $4,000 damages by A. H. Morehead, Of
Washington for having imprisoned Mrs. Morehead
for three years Boyle asserts that he only prevented
her going north by order OF Beauregard.
General santos Acosta, the Colombian Minister,
was formally presented to the President yesterday.
y The Louisiana Senate yesterday finally passed the
House bill prohibiting any personal distinctions in
yailroad cars, steamboats, or in places OF public
resort
y The Governor OF Louisiana recently appointed one
democrat and two republicans as the State Board OF
Registration IL being understood that the same rule
would be carried out In the appointment of loca
boards but at meeting OF the State Board ycster
day the majority decided that they would not unde
any circumstances appoint democrat on the loca
boards.
Applications for the discharge OF Enright, Duggir
and Eagleson arrested as accomplices OF Whaen IN
the assassination OF D'Arcy McGee, have been for
warded to the Governor General OF the New DO
mnion at the instance OF Mr.. O'Reily. Crown
Counsel.
The Canadians are Respondent az the slight pros
pect OF a new reciprocity treaty with the Unite'
States. They say the matter depends altogethe
upon Mr.. seward.
The committee sent from Toronto TO England &
negotiate for the construction Of the ontario an
Huron ship canal report that English capitalist
will invest In that enterprise soon as the provn
c,al government follows the example of the Unite,
states and donates ten million acres o; public lant
to the work.
The opposition in Nova Scotia to the union witt
the Dominion is unrelentng. The Provincial Legs
lature passed an act prohibiting the militia servin
outside the province without the consent OF the loo;
government resolution was also passed auth
rzing the government to borrow half million
dollars for Unforeseen purposes.
The New Dominion Parliament has been furth
prorogued until the 10Th OF October
A party of Indians recently attacked surveyor
party on the Republican river south OF Fort kearne
killing the nagman and capturing Oil the instr
pents.
The steamship Northern Light. about the safety