The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-14
I'll RIPPLE S HE e T
New York. wednesday, October IA. 1856,
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EUROPE.


The news report by the Atlantic cable Is dated yes
terday evening, october Is.
The Spanish Junta of government seized the
properly Of the Jesuits and declared the ORDER with
ali religious corporations, abolished. Internal taxes
on home and foreign wares are abolished In SPAIN
barcelona and Valencia hesitate to recognize the
Junta owing to the protectionst feelings Of the c
zcns. prn writes Napoleon that the Junta desires
close relations with France and the friendship Of
Europe
Mr.. Gladstone opened his ''stumpn canvass at
Warrington, Lancashire with an able speech. The
financial policy Of the United States with regard to
the payment OF the interest on the public debt en-
gagged attention in England. The Anglo-American
naturalization treaty project finds favor in London
successful relief meeting for the sufferers in South
America was held In London.
Consols 94A, money. Five-twenties TAX In Lon.
don and 775S q Tx in Frankfort
Cotton frmer, with middling uplands at l03sd
Breadstuls unchanged. Provisions steady and firm.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio Indiana and
Nebraska, which took place yesterday have, accord
ing to the returns which have been received so far
gone so decsively republican that 1t is almost i'm
possible for additional returns to affect the general
result In Philadelphia there were several disturb
ahcc3 OF minor nature but although the differences
between the Mayor and Sheriff caused apprehen.
sions OF general riot, no very serious attack is
reported.
At Cooper Institute large republican meeting
was assembled last night to hear the news from the
elections. While waiting for them they were ad
dressed by Congressman Woodbury., OF Vermont,
J. l.. Thomas OF Maryland; Bishop Simpson and
several Methods. preachers. one OF whom also
treated the audience to song.
x.,,sc uro
day. state that Captain General Lersundi has not
acknowledged the provisional government, but
claims to be loyal Spaniard, and will retain the
government Of the island as q part OF the Spanish
dominions. He has issued an address to the people
and the troops, exhorting them to remain tranquil.
small party OF persons mostly OF bad character,
had assembled ut Manzanillo and another at
Bayonne. Their purpose was unknown; but they
armed and troops were sent against them, dis.
pcrsing them completely. The people have great
confidence In Lersundi.
Adyices from Mexico by telegraph state that an
agent OF santa Anna had been captured with docu-
mcnts showing that q revolution In his favor was to
be brought about il possible. bill had been intro
duced into Congress providing Tor jury trals pubic
education and general reform.
our FORT Hays, Kansas, letter states that i've col
umns OF troops win soon move against the Indians
IN different directions covering In their operations
the territory between the Smoky Hill and Republican
Forks on the north and the Cmarro and Canadian
rivers on the south. The columns win be CON-
manded 10y General Alfred Suy, General L. r.
Bradley, General W. II. Penrose, Colonel BanKhead
and Lieutenant Colonel Royal. Each expedition win
be largely composed OF cavalry. and they win CO
operate with one another, the columns OF Sully and
Pcnrose being intended specially to operate against
tho Indian families who left in supposed security
In their villages by the warriors. while the columns
OF Royal and Bankheaj viii operate directly against
the predatory warriors themselves. General Custer,
VINO was suspended some time ago, has been re-
stored 20 rank and commandi aud VIII accompany
General sully.
The registry troubles In louisiana have been al.
justed by the action OF q committee OF the lower
house Of the state Legislature. which furnished
port directing the Board Of Registration TO be gov
erned by judicial decisions and recommending re-
peal OF portions OF the Registry law. The onices
wiz now be reopened and registration Is reported
20 be already very fun.
man named Evans recently informed Colonel
Moore, the Presidents secretary, that one uimebur
the captain OF q negro company, had asserted that
General Butler, during the impeachment trial. had
given him nag m one Of company OF conspira,ors
organized for the assassination Of President Johnson
Evans. who IL brother-in-law OF Himebur says ina,
his wife win testify 70 the truth OF the statement
The matter has not been Investigated any further
II N considered . piece OF extravaganza on Hime
bur's part. The President feels no concern In the
premises whatever.
Troops have been ordered 10 West virginia In com
pliance with the request OF Governor Foreman.
General Hancock has improved sufficiently to leave
~. Louis for Washington where ne win arrive
he In detailed on the Dyer court martial.
Generals Sbley, OF Georgia, and Miles, OF Nortt
Carolina, and Colonel sprague, OF Florida, Commits
sioners OF the Freedmen's Bureau for those States
respectively. have been relieved.
The President has issued a proclamation appoint
ina Thursday, the 10th OF November day % thanks
giving and praise throughout ine republic.
THE CITY.
The registration OF voters rsaard % quietly In ai'
ctr and prooklyn yesterday. The total registered