The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-03
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New York. Tuesday, November 3, 1868.
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Europe.

Europe.
The cable reports are dated November2.
The London Standard announces that the formal
dissolution Of Parliament will take place on the 18th
inst
Several shocks Of earthquake have been felt In the
western counties OF England and in Wales.
Prince Alfred left Plymouth yesterday on board OF
the steamship Galatea bound for voyage round the
word.
The British government refuses to recognize the
claims of the Hudson Bay Company In the territory
between CANADA and the Pacific coast.
The riots in Rotterdam, mentioned in yesterdays
HERALD, were not OF political character but arose
from quarrel between the people and the police.
In the charge made by the military three men were
KILLED, 100 wounded and sixty arrests have been
made. The city is in charge OF the military and
Tranquil.
Reductions in the standing army Of Spain will
soon be decreed, and serious discussions have
broken out In the democratic party at Madrid.
decree has been issued sanctioning public meetings
where the people have pronounced for the provi-
sional government The city OF Barcelona will de-
clare General Espartero King OF Spain II the Cortes
pronounces for amonarchy.
An editorial in the Paris Montte,lr reminds Jour-
uasts that critcsing the government is forbidden.
London Stock Exchange holiday. Paris Bourse
firm; rentes 70f. soc. Frankfort Bourse hve-twen-
ties firm at 7gA. Liverpool cotton market firm;
mddling upands 11Hd. Havre cotton Market low
mddling anoat 1871. Liverpool, petroleum nrm.
Antwerp, petroleum quiet.
The steamship City OF Antwerp, Captain Mire-
house, from Liverpool on the 2lst and queenstown
on the 22d OF October arrived at this port about two
O'Clock this morning.
Our Rio Janeiro letter is dated September 20. The
municipal elections throughout the empire were
over, and the result has been an overwhelming ma
jorty for the conservatives The gold bond loan OF
$4,000 600 mires has been decreed and published
Cuba.
Several skirmlshes are officially reported to have
taken place in the Interior the government proving
victorious In all OF them. The town OF Bcarra was
stormed by the troops and in a battle near Jquani
thirteen OF the insurgents were killed.
Hnyti.
Saget had been named Provisional President and
Dominique President OF the South by their respective
forces unknown TO each other; and 1t was still q
matter Of fearful conjecture what course would
be pursued when Dominique and Saget found them
selves rival candidates Saget was at St. Marc,
which was blockaded; and 1t is reported that re-
volt had taken place against him.
Sandwich Islands.
Mr.. Harris the special envoy TO washington on the
reciprocity question: has returned to Honolulu; ana
alton with the United States would soon be brought
about Real estate rapidly in consequence, and
the King himself is known to be investing heavily.
The leprosy was becoming epidemic The depot for
the cases was crowded, and four foreigners had
been attacked by the malady.
The Plains.
The Indians are again becoming troublesome along
the line OF the Union Pacific Railroad. A train was
thrown from the track by them on Saturday and the
fireman was killed. The wrecking train on the way
to the wreck obliged TO return account OF the
appearance OF large hostile band. The call OF
Governor Crawford, OF Kansas, for volunteers TO
fight the Indians has caused as much military prep
aration among the people Of that State as the first
call during the rebellion. All the principal towns
have their recruiting officers and companies are
forming rapidly. But one regiment OF cavalry is TO
be raised, and that TO serve only for term Of six
months Four hundred OF the men are already In
camp.
The Presidential election takes place to-day. Else
where IN our columns Will be found important infor
nation for the guidance OF voters, list Of the ON.
GERS TO be elected the polling places, the duties Of
inspectors instructions TO the police, the Mayors
proclamation and detailed reports OF news matters
or interest and Importance TO voters.
superintendent Kennedy yesterday issued an order
taken before United States Commissioner and not
before local court. A meeting OF the Police Com.
mssioners was called Immediately upon the issue
OF this order, aud attempts were made by the demo-
cratic members 10 have It resclnded, but as there
were just two members Of each party in the Board
every vote was tie and no resolution was passed
protest against Kennedy's order was then entered
by the two democratic members and the Board ad.
journed.
In the sherirs ONCE during the day deputy
sherifs were being enrolled for special duty In main
tanning the peace. The number thus enrolled In this
city is reported at 10000.
Mayor halbneish OF Brooklyn, issued proclama
ton calling upon all good citizens to aid In preserv
Ing the peace, and at his request Sheriff Campbell,
OF Kings county swore Ia two thousand deputies
The excitement In New York and Brooklyn was
plainly apparent and our dispatches indicate that
the people Throughout the country are in fever OF
expectation that may eliminate IN riots at the
slightest disturbance
Miscellaneous.
President Johnson says there IL no truth In the
story that Minister Johnson had agreed TO q mixed
commission for the settlement Of the Alabams
CLAIMS. The NEGOTIATIONS, he says, are in o fair way