The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-09
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Europe.

The cable kilograms are dated December 8.
The Geographic arrangements throughout Europe,
In accordance with the agreement made at the In
ternational Telegraph Convention recently held in
Vienna will 60 into effect the LIST of January next.
Important changes have been made, and the tolls
will be reduced about one-haf
heavy gale prevailed throughout England dur
ing sunday night and Monday morning. Much IN
jury caused.
Mr.. Disraeli resigned the seals OF ONCE 10 the
Queen yesterday.
The funeral Of the late NJ. Berger took place yes
terday.
Count Bismarck, says the Aonfteu,, has assured
the Ambassadors OF France, England and Russia OF
his confidence in the continuance OF good feeling
between the European Powers
Colombia.
our Panama letter is dated November co. The
Chagres and Obispo rivers swelled rapidly on the
18th and submerged the railroad track, making 1t
impossible for several days. The national Supreme
Court had ordered the release OF Governor Gutierrez,
OF Cundlnamarca, who was imprisoned for organ
izing rebellion In his State against the national
government. The court decided that he was guilty
of no violation OF the constitution in doing, but
the judges it IL said, had to hide themselves to
escape being mobbed. The States are, however
sa organizing their revolutionary forces.
orr Lima letter is dated November IA. Rumors OF
o revolt IN the South were prevalent but President
Ralts had appointed Colonel Corejo, whom he de-
Ieated In tho fight at Chiclayo. to be Project
oI the province, and his popularity and good
sense considered guarantees OF peace
ana order. The district IL the same that
suffered most by the earthquakes OF August last
Revolutionary agents were also busy at the North,
Balta himself having lost his popularity in that dis
trict. Financial affairs were In unsatisfactory
state. The country quite exultant the re-
lease OF the Peruvian iron-cads at New Orleans
and IL is said the secret history OF the negotiation
CONTAINS some singular episodes.
Chile.
Arrangements have been made, II Is said. BIS
which Chilean ports are again open to Spanish yes.
scls.
Tue people In some quarters are In royol, ~ the
treaty OF limits with Brazil. A trouble with Peru has
arisen on account or the dismissal OF Bolivian
Consul who had opened some mail bags in his care.
The President OF Bolivia, Megarejo, asserts his de-
Termination to force Peru to restore him his
qualur The Bolivian Minister had withdrawn in
alright az the demonstrations in opposition to the
treaty. The director OF foreign company who
opened bank at La Paz had been compelled to loan
MelgareIo 100000 through threats.
Cuba.
Our Dispatches from Havana contain additional
accounts OF the spirited fighting OF lass week.
Balmaseda admits having suffered heavy loss. lie
was on his way from Puerto Principe to Nuevtas
when the battles ensued. Colonel Iono had aban-
doned Las Tunas and arrived o. Manati. These
movements indicate withdrawal from the interior
on the part OF the Spanish troops.
The revolutionary force has met with several sue
Ispirita and Guantanamo had been reduced. II IL
supposed Santiago will be soon attacked The flag
adopted 10y the insurgents Is composed OF the three
colors red, white and blue blue band at the
bottom runs the whole length OF the nag from the
piafI ana IL half the Tags width The upper half Is
divided between red and white, the former next the
rtaiY In the centre OF the red Is five angicd white
star. Tho loyasts ri1cuie the idea OF having the
sar OF Cuba rise tn a red instead Of blue TRINA
IueRL
Adricts br mail 20 the 2sth ult. report no change
IN the situation. Blockades we're maintained at St
iarc, Miragoanve Aux Cages aud Jtreme. The
ship Aeroute Of Boston, was released on inc 2sth.
talnaye, WIN more troops had sailed Tor iciit
tossc VIA his corvette aud gunboa..
Congress.
In toe senate yesterday a bill was introduced 70
abolish the ranking privilege. resolution, calling
for Information as TO the difculty with Paraguay
was adopted. A resolution 10 amend the rules 80
tnat Indian treaties should hereafter be considered
an open session was discussed slightly and laid over
AresolutIon TO extend the jurisdiction OF the Court
ofCaims TO Louisiana and Arkansas was laid on the
table ana ordered to be printed. The Senate after
tnlrty-0ye minutes, session adjourned. ..- 4,
In the House the diminished business Of July las
ss taken ub being the bill regulating the duties Oh
imported copper and copper ores. The BIZ ws
passed b. a Vote Of toE to 81. Resolutions Of TIL
oregon Htlslasurs fenectins Oh Senators coroet
ma wiuikms, Ind demanding their designations wa
S,sa .nd ordered 20 be returned to the oregon Leg
A,,s a. seSnda,ous impairment and urlecorous.
- a. 5000, ara pursau az Indian Affairs TO III