The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-05
EUROPE.


establishment. The German democrats subject to
Austria argue strongly against the separation from
Fatherland and demand a reunion. In North Ger
many there was grand student and citizen demon
sraton at tie celebration of the centennial anniver-
sary OF the foundation of the University of Bonn.
Consols ga 9i}s. money. Fivetwenties. 7lsS a
~ in London and 751S 1873 in Frankfort. Paris
Bourse duh.
Cotton fiat, with middng uplands at 97Ed Bread
stufrs and provisions without marked change.
BY steamship at this port we have mail report in
detail OF cable kilograms TO the 25th OF July one
day later
In the yacht race from Havre to Cherbourg an d
back, July %. the following started at twenty mir
utes to one p. M.:-The Panthere 4O1l tons; Crossy
rs; julia 1872; Condor, 1885, Cambria, 1879, and Aline
ZIG. The vessels after making the double course,
came into lavre as follows the next morninrs Cam,
brIa at 9:3 Julia, 943 Croissy, 1O4S Condor IL AS;
and Panthere, 1880 p. NJ.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Teegraphic advces from ST. Domingo state that
the revolution was spreading and the speedy fan Of
Baez was anticipated. The revolutionists in Hayu
have defeated Sanave and are pressing the siege OF
Port au Prince. Dominican troops have crossed the
border
Venezuela dispatches state that Marshal Falcon
the deposed President, Is again in arms before Coro
bent on wrestling the executive chair from Monagas
the revolutionary leader.
Baron Stoeckl. the Russian Minister, yesterday
presented President Johnson with an address from
the Car congratulating him on his acquittal 1t is
understood that this is in return for the congratula
tons extended to the Car by Congress on his escape
from assassination.
Mr.. II. I. Carson, formerly United States DEPOSIT
tary at Cincinnati, has written letter Secretary
McCuloch In relation TO the secret service fund
placed in his depository by Andrew Johnson while
Governor Of Tennessee. OF the s9S 900 deposited
for the expenditure OF which Mr.. Johnson had carte
blanche, ana no questions asked, only $4,000 was
used.
An inquest on the body OF General TIalpne was
commenced yesterday, but after the statement OF
Or. Swami, who attended him in his last momects,
1t was postponed until Thursday. Mrs. Halpine is
completely Frustrated by grief, and no arrangements
for the funeral have yet been made. Resolutions OF
respect for the memory OF the deceased adopted
In the Board OF Aldermen and similar resolutions
by Typographical Union No. q.
Among the speakers at q democratic ratification
meeting in Aiken, Ga, yesterday, were Wade Hamp-
ton and two colored men.
The International Commercial Convention met in
Portland Me-, the delegates being and re-
presenting all parts OF the United States and the
Provinces. Pending the usual routine business OF
organization one delegate made speech, in which
he said that when ship canals shall open the IT.
Lawrence 10 the inland lakes New York city will
be compelled TO afford the privilege OF transporta-
ton to the West without transhpment on the route.
The bay gelding Billy Boyce made what il said to
be the best pacing time on record at the Buffalo
Driving Park on Saturday, being a mile In 2:i4i4.
three seconds quicker than the time made by Poca-
hontas many years ago.
The Chinese Embassy have arrived at Auburn, and
...t.- c.
John Brown Sons cotton mill in Philadelphia
was burned yesterday. Loss $1l5,000.
The Western express robbers, driven out by the
vigilance committees. are congregatng in Canada.
Henry Renaud, the New York forger in Canada,
has been discharged by the courts, he agreeing to
return To the states II the criminal charge against
him Is abandoned.
The annual sing Sing camp meeting OF New York
Aethodists is in progress.
In the Board of Health yesterday IT was officially
stated that the schooner Benjamin Reed was quar-
antined In the lower bay. yellow fever cases having
occurred on board during her passage from Glen
fseyos There were $50 deaths from various diseases
In New York last week and 223 In Brooklyn.
The stock subscription books of the New York Cen
trail Underground Railroad Company were opened
yesterday.
William b. Astor has commenced two suits to en-.
join the laying OF Nicolson pavement in Nineteenth
and Thirty third streets.
The steamship Austraasan, Captain McMckan,
will sail to-day for Queenstown and Liverpool. The
mails will close at the Post once al twelve NJ.
Tho steamship Rapdan, Captain Cheeseman, viii
leave pier 50 North river at three p. NJ to-day fol
Savannah.
There further decline in Erie yesterday to
81, and 1t closed weak at 571 571.. Gold wa
strong and closed at l46I.