The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-23
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EUROPE.

EUROPE
The report by the Atlantic cable is dated YES.
terday evening, September %.
The advices from Spain, by way OF Paris and Lon
don, although somewhat contradictory, indicate that
the revolution is progressing rapidly and becoming
more republican in its character. The Queen re-.
NAMED at San Sebastian. 1t was said that the re-
vOlted sailors had fired on Cadiz
Admiral Farragut assured some Cretan exiIes at
Trieste that America would aid Crete il necessary
In her struggle. Extensive furoughs will, 1t is said
be granted in the French army. The King of Prussia
returned to Berlin Armed bands, chiefly Of mounted
men, plumber houses for firearms in Ireland Some
Fenian convicts have been pardoned.
Consols 94A o41s money. Five-twenties 1921 in
London and 75H In Frankfort. Paris Bourse
steady.
Cotton declined closing with mddling uplands at
at l0d. Breadstuis quiet. Provisions and produce
without marked change.
by steamship at this port we have our special Flu.
ropean correspondence in interesting detail of our
cable kilograms to the 10Th of September.
MISCELLANEOUS.
We have telegraphic advices from MasatlaU Mexi
co, to September o. Cauto had quietly delivered up
bis command to Guerra, and is now under arrest for
the murder OF General Patonl. The authorities are
determined to punish the murderers with death.
Active operations are to be commenced against Lo-
was preparing for resistance. Toledo and Granados,
the Snaloa revolutionlsts, were condemned to
death and shot at San Luis Po,osi. Marquee is re-
norted ~, lis way to join Lozada.
Additional particulars OF the Georgia riot Dr. not
much alter the complexion OF the first re- ort The
Sheriff OF the county has made sw orn statement
in relation to the affair, from it appears the
negroes were armed and ". procession and that he
attempted to disperse them under the Governors
proclamation. Seven negroes were killed and from
thirty TO forty ounded the white leaders escaping
General s'rley, Of the Freedmen's Bureau, how
ever, reports that the three white leaders
were wounded The Governors message suggesting
frat troops to maintain peace be asked of the Pres
dent was discussed IN the Georgia Legislature, but
after sharp discussion the suggestion was not
accepted. General Schoheld had u talk with the
President on the subject and will probably issue
orders to the General commanding In Georgia to
make q thorough investigation.
The Congressional Committee on Retrenchment
yesterday investigated the troubles between secre-
tary McCulloch and Commissioner Rollins In relation
80 nominations for revenue officials Both the secre-
tary and the Commissioner were examined. The
former stated that he not Influenced In his &C.
tions by President Johnson but that he declined to
confirm Mr.. Rollins nominations because he thought
IL for the interest Of the government to do So To-
day the committee will investigate the Buckley
charges against Mr. Rollins Mr.. Buckley, 1t Ia
stated, will return to New York with full authority
from the President to continue his investigation.
In the National Labor Congress yesterday Mr..
/. G. Hine Of Ohio, made some remarks In reference
10 the proportions of labor and capital and Of the
taxation to which the two were subjected. com.
mittee Of I'VE was appointed on his motion to re-
port on the expediency OF reducing taxation. The
regular committees were then appointed the lady
delegates having fair representation on them. The
committee on credentials reported that they were
unable to decide on those presented by Mrs. Eliza.
beth Cady stanton from the Women's Suffrage Aaso-
citation. A warm debate followed, In which Mrs
Anthony and Mrs. Mcdonald took part and Miss
Stanton was admitted by large majority.
The brown gelding John Stewart yesterday after
noon, at Fashion Course, trotted twenty miles, tC
wagon in nfy-nine minutes and twenty. three
seconds, for wager OF 81 900 against 1000 that hi
could not make the distance In an hour He trotted
quite evenly. his quickest mile beug In 2:49 and bis
sowest in 3:O7, and he came out Of the long trip &C
little wearied that the last mile was made appa
rently without exertion, In 302. This feat Is said to
be unparalleled, and the betting, which on the
nineteenth mile was 100 to Is In his favor at the
commencement was 100 to 90 against him.
The yacht race Of the New York Yacht Club for the
Vice Commodores prizes, came OF In the lower bay
yesterday, the Phantom winning the prize fol
schooners and the Addie " for sloops.
The examination In the Gamble poisoning case
was resumed, Mrs. stonel the nurse being further
examined. Nothing OF Importance was elected and
the case was postponed.
A decided opposition to a denomination of General
Butler for Congress has sprung up in his district In
Massachusetts. strong party Of republicans arc
opposing him, on the ground that he is persona
enemy OF General Grant and has himself RAISED
issues that inconsistent with the true republican
idea. 1t Is supposed they will make separat
nomination II the regular convention does not agre
with Them and that General schouler, persisten
Opponent Of Butler, will be nominated.
| boiler In q petroleum refinery on Prospect an
fouth Eighth streets, Jersey City, exploded yeste
dfF 10y the contact OF naphtha in the kettles with Oh
1sme underneath. One man, the engineer, wa
kA.9l, aaslber v missing. and three Others sre I
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