The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-30
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The report by the Atlantic cable is dated yes
terday evening, September 90
Queen Isabella OF Spain is said TO have crossed
from 81. Sebastian to France and the revolution
become general in the kingdom.
The new American Minister in Vienna was pre-
scented to the Emperor of Austria An Austrian
bishop was indicted for having issued pastoral
against the recent laws OF the Diet.
Consos 94's money. Five-twentes, 1914 in Lon
don and 10 76,S In Frankfort.
Cotton closed frmer, with middlng uplands at
loi. 10isd. Brcadstufis and provisions quiet.
by steamship at this port we have European
man report, IN detail of cable kilograms, TO the
18Th OF September.
MISCELLANEOUS
our Valparaiso letter is dated September 3. The
Supreme Court had been arraigned before the
Chamber Of Deputies and committee has been
appointed 10 report upon the charges. Reports
from Paraguay are to the effect that mine had
exploded at Humaita, almost annhilating the allied
troops, who had just taken possession. truce
between the contendng parties had been partially
arranged by the Chilean and Bolivian Ministers. 1t
was probable that the Argentine Republic would
agree to the terms proposed; but Brazil, flushed
with her late victories, would probably refuse any
conditional peace.
Additional intelligence from the scene OF the late
earthquake h received. In Quito the stencil arising
from the unbured bodies Is horrible. Pillaging was
going on In africa and Arequipa Peru. The arti-
lery battalion at africa were ut enmity with the
people. who accuse them OF robbery. The stores OF
the watcree were being distributed TO the needy in
africa. shocks were felt a. late as August 90 Some
people were sti being dug out OF the ruins alive,
one poor fellow among them having been entombed
for ak DAYS alongside OF his wlfe's corpse.
The Washington democrats are puzzled over the
political status OF the President. Although he pro-
fesses partially for the democratic nominees his
actions show an inclination the other way. lie has
declined to make diversions in favor OF Seymour,
whose stock seems to have rapidly fallen Of late. and
has done considerable In Grants interests. He re-
ceved the radical committees from Tennessee and
Alabama so cordially and has acceded to their de-
mands 80 cheerfuly that the washington democracy
are convinced that he has gone over TO their
enemies.
The war Department has Issued orders for depart
ment commanders TO furnish the OF all officers
incapactated for duty by reason, among other
things, OF habitual intemperance or regular attend
ance on gaming places.
Secretary McCulloch has several clerks engaged
comparing Mr. Delmar's statistical report OF the
finances with the books OF the Treasury.
Colonel Forsythe and all his wounded have arrived
at Fort wallace from the scene Of their late fight
with the Indians and are doing well. six hundred
Indians driving bufralo before them, have crossed
the railroad near Monument and ore supposed to be
preparing for q raid on all the stations In reach.
The band is probably the same that attacked Colonel
Forsythe The citizens are armed and fortifying.
General sherman telegraphs to army headquarters
that General Sheridan has his cavalry well In hand
and hard at work to catch and destroy the savages
Another letter from General Dix was received by q
gentleman in Galena, Ill, few days ago repeating
his intention of supporting General Grant II is
stated that he intends returning to the United States
next spring.
Hubbard. a republican candidate for Congress in
the 81. Paul Mimi district, who was running
against Donnely, also republican, has withdrawn.
IT Is thought, however. that his friends will nomi.
nate some one else nimical to Donnelly.
II Is settled that Richard II. Dana, Jr., will be
nominated in opposition TO General Butler for Con-
gress BY the Republican Convention at Salem, Mass
next Monday.
Judge Cooey's mandamus compelling the New or.
leans Registration Board to receive his name as
voter has been granted by the Fifth District Court of
that CITY, aud the Registration Board has obeyed t
The court Is one Of those whose action In issuing
naturalization papers was declared to be illegal
General o. o. Howard, Commissioner Of the Freed.
mems Bureau. delivered lecture on his tour through
the south In Washington last evening.
THE CITY.
In the Board OF Health yesterday the report Of Tho
Sanitary superintendent showed that large amour
OF garbage had been removed under his superintend
ence from the public streets at cost OF s1057s Th
work bad been suspended for some reasons, but BY
order OF tks Board II Ia to he resumed DR.. Harris