The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-28
EUROPE.

EUROPE.
The news report by the Atlantic cable is dated last
night, September 81.
The news from Spain is again rather conflicting
battle likely to be attended with results decisive to
the revolutionary movement was imminent be-
tween the Queens troops and the forces Of
tSerran0, near Cordova. General Prim not
in much favor with the other insurgent leaders.
Santander was retaken by the rOyalsts with
heavy loss. French squadron arrived OF BARGE
iona In France II was thought the revolution
would not succeed. In England on the contrary, It
was believed that the Bourbon dynasty would be
expelled.
The Fenians in Ireland organizing TO support
the tory or Disraeli candidates at the election.
Five-twenues, 1874 In Frankfort.
MISCELLANEOUS
Colonel Forsythe's command is now on its way
back to Fort Wallace after their desperate fight in
the Dry Fork OF the Republican river. The COM
1nand lost five men killed, while the Indians lost
eighty. After several desperate charges the Indians
abandoned the siege and started southwark, the
commands OF Colonel Carpenter and Colonel Bank
head arriving after. The fight is SAID to have
been the most desperate that has ever taken place on
the plains.
General Sherman, 1t s understood, is to Issue arms
90 the white settlers in the Indian country Tor their
own protection against the savages
The radical members OF the Louisiana Legislature
and the negroes generally are indignant over Gov
ernor Warmoth's veto Of the Equality bill. One
member said the black man was ready for the con-
fict II the bill brought 1t on Threats are said to
have been uttered against the Governor manda-
mus has been sued out by Judge Cooley, who
fused registration.
2 The leading conservatives and democrats Of Nlr-
cnia have resolved to hold an election for Prcsiden
tiaI electors In that State in November. noiwh
standing the passage OF the law Of Congress forbid
ding IL in unreconstructed States, and effective
measures for that purpose have already been
adopted.
Our New Orleans correspondent gives detailed
account OF the late disturbance between the whites
and blacks In that city. The facts mainly in ac-
cordance with the Geographic reports already pub
shed. General Rousseau, IL seems, appeared at the
scene with a troop OF cavalry almost ~ soon the
disturbance occurred and remained until the riot
efrectually quelled.
The Twenty ninth infantry regiment, numbering
500 men, left Washington last night for Nashville
the Knoxville Railroad.
The brig Sunny South. which destroyed by fire
IN the Delaware river recently, not struck 10y
lightning. as reported at the time. lamp IN the
cabin act fire accidentally 10 the yapor of two thou
sand barrels OF benzine. and the ship was thus en-
-hrouicd in names in q momcrt The pilot was
Killed and the captain and mate were injured.
Another alleged gross outrage by policemen upon
nuofcnding citizens developed yesterday before
Judge Mansfield at the Essex Market Police Court.
Iiounds,nan Hart and policeman bought. Of the
Tcnth precinct, were charged with as-aulting two
terman citizens at their place OF residence. No. So
Alien street. and dragging them to the station house,
where they were locked up all night. No complaint
was preferred against them and they were dis
charged They are now determined 10 prefer com
ylant against the two policemen.
PRAYER meeting was held az johnny Aliens vcSer
iay afternoon. Johnny himself was present. but
look no part In the exercises more prominent than
10 assist in singing 10 help the lad, portion OF the
congregation TO seats. AT Kit Burns no meeting
was held, probably through some misunderstanding.
fr,cas occurred in Jersey CITY last evening, IN
south second street, near Prospect, IN which man
named Nartin fatally stabbed one Jonn RELY. Mar
tin wa Immediately arrested and the police arc after
three other men supposed to have been concerned IN
The AFFAIR.
man named James Alexander Thompson, sup
posed from papers found on him. to he q Catholic
priest was on trial in Judge Mansncd's Court for
burglary yesterday lie said that he could not an
swcr II he was guilty or not but supposed he entered
the room lie was fully committed.
FIRE occurred In wheeling. West Virginia ,ester.
day morning at which four persons were killed and
six or eight wounded by the falling Of walls
TnE OTHER END OF THE EARTHQUAKE.-As
things settle into new places in the Southern
Hemisphere, and arrange balance for future
stability, II is found that the level of an exten
sive district in one of the larger of the Sand