The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-11
E u R o Pc.
The Spanish Revolutionary Battles
Against Royalty.
General Prim's Arrival at Cadiz
and Fall Of the City.
Operations in Seville, Santander,
Andalusia, Carthagena, Fer
rOl and Catalonia.
Proclamations, H6anifestos and
Royal Appeal.
The Royal Family as Seen at
Saint Sebastian.
ATTITUDE OF THE SURROUNDING POWERS.
Italian Precautions Against
Disturbances"
Proclamations, 19anifestos and j,
Royal Appeal.
The Royal Family as Seen at
Saint Sebastian.
ATTITUDE OF THE SURROUNDING POWERS.
Italian Precautions Against
ssDisturbances.o

The German mall steamship Deutschland, Captain
Vessels, from southampton on the Goth OF Septem
ber arrived at this port early yesterday morning
bringing mail report in detail OF our cable tele-
grams dated to her day OF sailing from England.
The General Correspondence Of Vienna says
The Russian Embassy has Just requested the Lieu.
tenancy OF this city, through the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, TO inform the public that persons who have
no positive occupations, or who are not provided
with suitable means OF subsistence, should abstain
from emigrating to Russia, large number of
Austrian subjects are wandering about the Musco-
vlte empire In state OF misery and mendicity.
such individuals would naturally be reconducted to
the frontiers.
The Paris journals publish the following extraor-
binary case OF facts:-
During the war in the Crmea Allessandro La
Marmora brother OF the present General, died, as
may be remembered, OF cholera, and was buried at
Bataklaya. Some Tartars, 1t appears, have violated
e Tomb stripped TIP the BODY OF the ewslry on i and
which was ornamented with precious stones. The
representative Of Italy at Constantinople-Com
lgnatie satisfaction for this outrage and the Cabi-
net OF Florence has, on its part, demanded at st.
traitors OF this offence.
The Minister OF Finance of Holland presented the
budget of 1869. The expenditure IS estimated at
20, 727oOo forms, being 22Ss000 forms less than in
the present year, and the income is reckoned at
e6, 500 forms. The Minister stated that the
financial situation is less prosperous than previ-
Ously. The fact arises from various causes but is
especially consequence OF the increased outlay for
the defence Of the country since 1866 This expendi
ture, he added might be carried to the extraordi-
nary budget. For the present the government has
been unable to retrench except on some other
items, so that no necessity may arise in 1868 OF
having recourse to exceptional means
The Peace Congress in session in Berne on the 27th
ultlmo discussed the question OF the rights OF women
Several females spoke and proclaimed the principle
OF the equality OF privileges of both sexes amidst
the applause Of the assembly, The congress advised
Spain to organize federal republic. The members
OF the minority communist comprising NM. Ba-
kouninc JGclart and Richard resigned, notwith
standing the entreaties OF NJ. Rey, Swiss delegate
who wished them to remain.
The relations Of the Holy See with Austria are very
cold and almost hostile The Pope has sent MGR
Fabeinelli to Hungary to command the priests to
nave nothing to do with civil marriages and declare
them void.
NJ. de Benedett the French Minister at Berlin
now on congo, before leaving formally assured the
Prussan government once more that the ornaments
OF France were purely defensive and not "intended
10 check a revolutionary spirit which was gaining
ground IN Europe daily"
The new French Ambassador, NJ. de Banneve. is
to arrive in Rome on October Is accompanied by
his son, who has been appointed dttache.
Count de Trautmansdorf, Minister OF Austria to
Darnstadt and Munich, presented his letters OF 70.
call TO the Grand Duke OF Hesse preparatory to his
departure for Rome, where he is appointed Ambas.
sador. lie replaced at the Court OF Hesse by
Baron de Bruck.
The London Times, OF the Goth OF September, in
ITS city article, writing on the bullion supply in
England, says
IL was at about this date last year that the effects
OF the bad harvest began 30 tell upon the bullion
supplies Of the Bank OF England and from that
time until within the last week or two there has
been almost continuous decline until the total OF
ga 49S447, which was the highest ever reached had
been brought down TO GO 736,I4s. Within the past
fortnight "A revival has commenced, and "a circum-
STAGES with regard to the harvest reversed,
and the previous drain was one OF unusual duration,
there Is reason 10 expect that a steady influx may
be witnessed for many months to come.