The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-05
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New York. Monday. October 5, 1868.
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EUROPE.

EUROPE
The news reported by the Atlantic cable is dated
yesterday evening, October4.
General Serrano entered Madrid accompanied by
many Of the generals OF the army In revolution,
where they had most enthusiastic reception by the
people and National Guard cabinet has been
formed--including Prim and Serrano-and Marshal
Espartero called to the head OF the State The ex-
Queen issued protest against all the acts OF the
people In rebellion"
Italy has despatched special mission to Paris,
Napoleon being 1t ID said, disposed to make conces
sions to the King. Political arrests being made
IN Constantlnople on the ground Of an alleged con-
spiracy for dethronement OF the Sultan. English
engineers are to build the underground railroad in
New York.
BY mail from Europe we have our special corre-
spondence and interesting detailed report Of our
cable kilograms to the oath OF September.
M1sCELLANEoUa
Advices by mail from Venezuela are received to
the 9th OF september. The East remained in
arms, sustaining General Rojas. Sutherland, the
Governor OF the State Of Zulia had agreed to recog
nlze Monagas as President If his own State govern
ment at Zulia should be recognized in turn. Galan
had been defeated at Coro No active measures were
being taken by either Of the belligerents.
Mail advices from Port Prince, Hayti, to the
issued two DEGREES, one announcing that the only
ports open to foreign commerce Port Prince,
Cape Haytien, Gonaives and Port de Paix, and
another prescribing penalties for blockade running.
large amount OF counterfeit paper was in circula-
ton and the government had determined TO with
draw the los and zoos issued by 1t some time ago.
The siege OF Gonaives was still going on. but the
cause OF the rebellion in desperate state and
IL was thought that 1t would soon succumb
Elections viii be held In the present month IN
Pennsylvania, OHIO Indiana West Virginia and Ne
braska, aud the following statistical summary may
be OF interest-Pennsyvania at the last Presidential
election gave Doors majority for the republicans.
At the last state election s6 she gave s22 majority
for the democrats. The Offices to be filed this year
are those OF Auditor and Surveyor Generals and
Congressman. OHIO gave a republican majority at
the Presidential election In 1s6. OF a. 75 and at the
gubernatorial election last year OF 2,953. full
Congressional ticket and all the State Officers but
the Governor to be chosen this year. Indiana
gave arepubcan majority OF 90 1879 for President In
1864 ana OF s,2O2 at the State election In 1866.
Speaker Colfaxs district Qhe Eleventh) returned him
20 Congress by majority of 2,42s full State and
Congressional ticket is TO be chosen this year. West
Virginia gave majority OF u, ia for the republicans
at the Presidential election and 644 at the CUB
ernatoria election in 1866. full State and Congress
sional ticket is to be chosen on the ed inst Ne
braska was not State until 1885, when general
election resulted In republican majority Of las out
OF an aggregate vote OF s,04l. She also chooses q
State and Congressional ticket this month
The New Orleans republicans have nominated J.
H. sulphur, L. A. Sheldon and J. Wills Menard for
Congress. Sheldon was colonel OF the Forty second
Ohio infantry during the war, succeeding General j.
A. Garfield on the promotion OF the latter, and set
tied in Louisiana at the close Of the war as prac
Using lawyer. Menard is O colored man, and Is
nominated to Ill the unexpred term OF Colonel
Mann, the democratic Congressman elect from the
Second district, who died recently. Menard pub
fishes circular setting forth the reasons for his
cepting the nomination, OF which appears to be
70 the good faith Of the republican party In tina
State
A government detective who has worked up sew.
eral heavy tobacco cases duplicating wealthy citi.
zens in ST. Louis, Hannibal and other places, has
created rutter among tobacco dealers in Cincinnati
by his appearance In that CITY, large mandatory
In Covington Ky just opposite, has been seized by
his directions, and also another in Indianapolis.
The Army Register for 1868 includes the changes
and casualties that occurred In the army from Angus
Ito December 81, 1861. Since the last date thre'
general oniccrs by brevet have died. The army as I
now exists consists OF I'VE artillery. ten cavalry
forty-nve infantry regiments, which, with the stan
comprise 49, 93S enlisted men and 2,94s commits
stoned officers the latter including one general, on
lieutenant general, i've major generals and nine
teen brigadiers.
The investigation in the Gamble poisoning cas-
was continued at Manuel Rockland county, on Sal
urday. The court had remained In session the pre-
vious day until one O'Clock In the morning, and con
tinued lis session OF saturday until four O'Clock
M. OF sunday. The attendants, witnesses and pri'
opers were tired out but the Court refused any INC
ton 70 adjourn at an earlier hour. Dr. Shepard,
Brooklyn, was examined In relation TO the pos
mortem examination Of Mrs. CANDIES BODY.
testified that tbs organs generally were 70 nealsn