The New York herald., 1868-09-21
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EUROPE.

EUhOfE
The news report by the Atlantic cable is dated yes
terday evening, September 20.
kilograms from Madrid state that formidable re-
volt, naval and military. had taken place against
Queen Isabella Of Spain and it rumored in Paris
on Saturday evening that her Majesty had abdicated
The Queen crossed from san Sebastian to Barritz,
France, soon after Napoleon's visit.
Admiral Farragut at Trieste and visited Mira
mar. All English review Of the political situation is
more assuring OF peace. The Catholic clergy in Ire
aand support the Gladstone candidates for election.
Hungary Is to vote universal religious liberation.
Five-twenties duh in Frankfort. Paris Bourse
heavy on saturday evening.
The European news details by mail dated to
the 9th OF September.
MIsCELLANEOUs
Congress will assemble to-day. 1t is not known
yet whether a quorum will be present, but number
Of members arrived last night, which, in addition to
those already present and those who may come In
before the hour OF assembling will probably make up
the requisite number. The Georgia Senators elect
are on hand, and will very likely apply for admission
to-day, when 1t is thought an acrimonious debate
will ensue relative to the late proceedings in the
Georgia Legislature whereby the negro members
were Ousted.
General Butler was in the city yesterday on his
way to Washington, and HERALD reporter had an
interview with him, which is OF interest. as IL is
probable he Will the radical leadership In the
House made vacant by the deaths of Tladdeus Ste
vens. The General thinks that the present session
will not devote time to legislation that Grant
will certainly be elected; that II Seymour should be
his democratic adherents would assassinate him to
make room for Blair, and that the New York demo-
Gratis do not wish for Seymour's election provided
they carry the State ticket. In regard to Gene
ttc,, haas nfprr
ton.
Governor Fenton has taken the stump In the po
ltical campaign and spoke recently at jamestown,
IN his native county. His speech at length will be
found elsewhere in columns this morning.
We have advices from China to August IS and
from Japan to August 20. Gold had been discovered
in the Shan Tung Mountains, China, by an old Cali
fornan. The war tax had been abolished. An
earthquake was felt at Kanko In japan the Mikado
had requested to resign. The publication OF all
newspapers had been prohibited In Jeddo. Yoko-
hama was again guarded by foreigners.
We have letters from Buenos Ayres to August Is
and RIO Janeiro to August 26, which contain addi-
tiona reports from the seat Of war at Paraguay.
The prisoners captured at Humata were arriving.
The fortress was being leyeled. No attack had been
made on limbo up to the 18th. Sarmiento had been
declared President OF Buenos Ayres and the Senate
had passed bill making Rosario the capital A
civil war was considered imminent, owing to the
disafrectol OF Urquiza.
The steamer Arizona, from Aspinwal september
IL, arrived yesterday with $35O6o5 in treasure
There was no later intelligence from the scene Of
the late earthquakes, no vessel having arrived at
Panama from that vicinity in time to connect with
the Arizona The news In Colombia was unimpor.
tsnt. The British ship Chanticleer OF Mazatlan
blockade notoriety, was at Panama.
ien,,r.n ns,f Gnnla nm
Twentieth street. was opened yesterday Rev. Dr.
Bellows, the pastor, who had recently returned from
tour through the Holy Land and Europe ofiiciated
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher ofciated for the FIRST
time since his summer vacation at the Plymouth
church, Brooklyn The Water street revival was
discussed by Mr.. Van Meter. MIR. Dyer and Others
The subject Of Johnny Aliens reported spree was
spoken OF OF the reverend gentlemen asserting
that although Johnny was not yet entirely converted
and had probably got drunk, he was much better
man than he used to be- Dr. Ward stated that he
had made contracts with Allen and Kit Burns, pay
ing them stipulated sums for the OF their places.
new Catholic church, on the Boomngdae
road, at Tooth street. was dedicated by Archbishop
McCossey.
The united states Marshal for Kentucky proceeded
TO Nelson county In that state recently, accompa.
MED by My United States soldiers. While at sup
per ut the house OF a Mr.. Howard the Marshal was
captured 6y three armed men, but they let him go at
the demands OF Mr.. Howard. lie then arrested the
parties who are charged with Obstructing the laws
some weeks ago, executed some processes In the
neighborhood and returned
meeting Of the taxpayers of Mount Vernon,
Westchestcr county, held In that village on
saturday evenrA to consider sundry appropriations
for improvements In the roads, crosswalks, &c
Before any vote was taken petition was offered
from one hundred ladies OF the village demanding
the right TO vote on the question: they were tax
payers The village charter was quoted to show
that they were not qualified, and the male taxpayer,
alone voted ON the questions. During the proceed
inps one lady asked permission to say n few word
IN behalf of another lady. heavy taxpayer, vii,
had Just entered the room, but she declared GU
of order. A Mr.. Wingate then arose and said tina
several ladies had deputcd him to represent them
but ne was hooted down with cries Of Put him ont.
Two gentlemen then took the ladies' part, but the
were put down, ana the ladies' gave u up for II
present.
The will Of the late Edwin A. Stevens was read Q
Thursday. He bequeaihes nearly twenty million do
lars TWO public scboolhouses In IIobokcn are b
Quea.hed to that city and ss5o.oOo for the erecto