The New York herald., 1868-11-24
TRI PIE S HEE T
New York. Tuesday. November "a. 1865.
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EUROPE
The cable reports nre dated November %.
On sunday last the remains OF Rosslni were con-
veyed after the requiem mass at the Madeleine, to
the Cemetery Of Pere la Chaise for interment
The oficial Red book, just published in Pesth, ad-
vocates the maintenance OF friendly relations with
Prussia and all the German States; 1t also warmly
urges the settlement Of the Scheswig dispute.
Paraguay.
We publish this morning continuation OF the
correspondence Din abstracp between Minister
washburn and the Paraguayan government.
Benitez the Paraguayan Minister for Foreign Ar
fairs, charges washburn with corresponding with
Caxias and forwarding important information to
him under the seal OF the Portuguese Consul, and
supports his charges by the adavits Of Dr. Carreras
and Minister Berges. Another more serious charge
IL that ne carried drawings OF the Paraguayan camp
to Caxias and received from Benign0 Lopez, one Of
the alleged conspirators, $4,000, and afterwards
$4,000 in currency and promise OF $5oo.oOo In
consideration Of this act and also in consideration
Of his binding hisef to recognize officially the new
government Of Paraguay In the event OF the success
9 Of the allies.
we have telegraphIc advices from Vera Cruz by
way OF Havana The resignation OF General MeJla
u Minister OF War s considered certain. He is to be
eral Caut0 has been refused q trial BY o military
court and he Will be taken to Durango for trial by
the local courts
The Brownsville Rdncheo states that Escobedo
had been routed by Vargas at the Hacienda de
Alamitos. His troops deserted him in the fight and
ne himself barely escaped to Monterey where he re-
signed. The whole State Of Tamaulipas, 1t Is be-
Ileved, win soon be in the hands OF Vargas.
81. Domingo.
Mail adviccs to October % state that in view OF
the rapid spread OF the revolution Baez has restored
the Vice Presidency and win name General Hungria
for the position in order that he himself may sail for
Europe ostensibly to negotiate loan bus really to
get into place OF safety while he leaves the govern
meut In the hands Of Hungria.
Miscellaneous.
General Grant is busy at hts headquarters in
washington. He win make no lengthy oflcial re-
port but merely introduce the reports OF his sub
ordinates by q short communication.
There has been considerable teicgraphing OF late
between the State Department ut Washington and
Minister Johnson In England, and yesterday
budget OF dispatches by the steamer were received
by Mr.. Seward. rumor gained circulation that
they contained Q copy Of the convention proposed
for the settlement OF the Alabama claims, but this
was authoritatlvely denied They contained only
detailed report OF Minister Johnsons progress In the
negotiations.
General o. o. Howard has issued his order pro-
viding for the discontinuance OF the Freedmen's
Bureau after January l, with the exception OF the
educational department and the collection OF money
due soldiers. The military oricers will be relieved
and the civilians win be discharged, with the ex-
cepton OF from six TO ten ofcers and clerks In each
state, who win be retained 10 conduct the residue
OF business.
Our washington correspondent exposes some OF
the modes adopted by the whskcy ring to fight Its
prosecutors. Where caoling and bribery fail threats
and intimidatons are tried and, II oil fall the plan
OF having q confederate give bogus Information to
the prosecutor and then recan the witness stand
alleging that he had been bribcd by the prosecutors
10 make his first statement.
The revenue cutter wayanda has returned TO San
Francisco from cruise to the Aleuan Isles and the
coasts Of Behring's Sea. Much useful Information
has been impaired to the authorities by means Of
this cruise and 1t s believed that stringent measures
will be taken, In consequence, 70 prevent Illicit
trafic and the killing Of forbidden fur animals.
The State canvassers at Albany have counted the
vote Of the state at the Presidential election. The
democratic majority Is s,ooa. out Of total vote In
the state OF s4e,751.
The trial OF General Cole was continued yester-
day. An ofer OF the defence TO prove that Hiscock
had upon his person photograph OF Mrs Cole was
objected TO by the prosecution on the ground that
the Court had excluded oil evidence proving the fact
"f adultery. An nargument cnsued and the Court I'D.
journed.
An examination into the premises occupied by
Mrs. Hill, the elderly lady who was murdered in
Philadelphia on Sunday nignt disclosed the fact that
there had been severe struggle. George s. Michel
her son-in-lsw, and his wife were arrested on sus-
picion OF being connected with the murder, a. no
one else lived In the house. There was some DIM
Guilty between Michel and his mother.in.law about
certain property, she being very wealthy woman.
The financial nssco In St. John, N. b., is abatinq.
sna hopes are hclu that the ST. StoDhens Bank may