The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-09

4~-S-s.y~ Europe. 49,.
The cable reports are dated November 8.
Marshal Serrano has confirmed General PRINTS
appointment as COMMANDMENT Chief Of the Spanish
army. M
General Dulce viii leave for Cuba in December.
The republican party has held meetings declaring
against monarchy in Spain. General Prim objects
10 soldiers taking part in politics.
The Papal army is being reduced by numerous de.
sertions
The steamship City OF Paris, Captain Kennedy,
from Liverpool 18th and Queenstown Goth nit, arrived
at this port at an early hour this morning
81. Domingo.
Our St. Domingo letter Is dated october 20. Father
Buggentcs the Apostolic Vicar, who recently ar
rived as the pope's Nuncio, was formerly parish
priest In ST. Thomas and was used by Baez In 1856
to ncite rebellion in st. Domingo against Cabral.
who compelled him to leave the island The anan.
cia condition OF the country grows worse every day
No business is DONE the government has no money,
and it Is doubtful II any support will be rendered to
Mr.. suvan's proposed line OF steamers TO New York
and New Orleans. The revolution was spreading.
49, Hnyti.
Advlces rom Port au Prince are to the 27th ult.
The Alexandra Potion, gunboat, was slightly dam
aged in the bombardment OF Jeremie. Four coun.
terfeiters OF Hayten paper money had been captured
by the police. The finances, according to the report OF
the Minister, NJ. Tate, have decidedly improved OF
late. Generals Lynch and Monies, OF the insurgent
army, have been arrested by the other rebel CON-
manders and sent under guard to 81. Marc.
Miscellaneous.
General Grants unexpected arrival In Washington
was the town talk there yesterday. He kept himself
aloof from all corners during the day, passing most
OF his time at the army headquarters. The sentinel
on duty in front OF his residence, and the servants
af fha .olluu affo1ed VII
the reporters 1t is said, however, that his entire
Cabinet has been agreed upon. senator Wade, It Is
understood expects the Treasury Department.
Another democratic nank movement is proposed.
II Is 70 have the States which went for Seymour cast
their electoral votes for Grant and thus secure him
unanimous vote OF all the States. 1t Is thought by
this means he win be relieved OF any obligation TO
party and can preside impartiaIly over the whole
country without being bound BY any partisan policy.
Senator wade and Speaker Colfax are In washing
ton for the purpose OF calling Congress together and
adourning II tomorrow.
A serenade was given to Speaker Cofax In Cam
den, N j.. on Saturday night, and he responded In
neat speech.
The collision OF the steamships General Meade and
Marmion was published In the ship news column Of
the HERALD yesterday. The collision occurred on
sandy Hook and near tho Scotland Lightsnip.
A telegraph signal on the Marmion was mistaken for
her tort light and the Meade into her amidshlps
Causing one OF her boilers 70 burst without, how
ever. severely injuring any one on board The Mar
mion sank to her main deck and the Meade had
hole knocked In her bows, from which she leaked
badly and II was found necessary 70 run her on Tue
Jersey fats. - .---.x. - u
The Right Rev. Bishop Kip. OF California, preached
In the Episcopal Church Of the Incarnation yesterday
morning on the missionary work accomplished BY
the Church In his State The corner stone OF the ST.
Vincent do Paul orphan Asylum. on Twenty-third
street was laid In the presence OF alarge assembage
Vicar General STAIRS officiating The Free Methodsts
asmail body OF worshippers who believe that God
and the Bible have not changed TO accommodate IN,
fashions were addressed In an upper room OF
Eighth avenue by the Rev. Mr. Henderson. The DC
yotion ended by prayer nearly all present prayin
audbly or INDUCING In ejaculatory REORGANIZATION
The Rev. Mr. Ward preached In the Allen stree
Methodist church. and proved that dancing was 81
mi and Christians should not indulge 10 it. Rev.
H. Tying, yr., preached at the wigwam, 10 Sers
CITY. 20 an immense crowd. Henry Ward Beech
preached at Plymouth church In the morning 81
DIR. Bacon, Of New Haven, In the evening.
The Right Rev. s. v. Ryan was consecrated
p,shop OF Buralo In that city yesterday with u
THO rou,syllle Journal has been consolidated wi
,ne rouisyllle coUfv, under the style o. the Cou'
ana journal. George ID. Prentice has been
80, os,,ar Of the Journal since ia inception
ssao. NM, although he h apparently stlll connect
..,.n ,hs nevv naper. Henry watterson Is snnounc
a. editorial manager.
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