The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-28
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The cable reports are dated 10 Ocioberls.
Minister Johnson was entertained ut the Town Hall
OF Liverpool and in his speech hoped that the United
states wonld approve his conduc, IN Great Britain.
The Chamber Of Commerce Of Birmingham has also
sent him invitation
Mr.. Bright has commenced MS Parliamentary
canvass IN Birmingham.
Shocks OF earthquake felt IN Cork county on
October 2s
A quantity OF arms and ammunition was forcbly
taken from house In Dublin by supposed Fenians.
The provisional government OF spain has issued
manifesto TO the nation. Decentralization OF the ad-
ministrative power Is advocated and the supremacy
Of the constituent Cortes upheld party OF liberals
advise the sale OF Cuba to the United states govern
nent "a the means 10 abolish slavery.
The Reichsrath OF Austria has passed the biE
speeding the war footing of the army and navy, but
= SECRET message from Minister Beust causes
much aneasness Ia the event OF war between
France and Prussia Austria viii guard her own neu-
trality.
All business is stopped IN lisyre and general
holiday observed on account OF the closing OF the
Marine Exhibition. Tho steamer Vile dc Paris ar
rived at Brest from New York on October 20.
Consos, ssIl, money. Fivctwenties, .3Ss. Erie
shares, 2st.. Illinois Central. ~. Paris Bourse
armer rentes. 5of. SOC Cotton in Liverpool 6rm;
pool hr'uer and advancing.
Cuba.
Another battle has been fought, HE insurgents be-
ing defeated by the troops On conramistle river,
tossing many horses aud three prisoners. They how
ever, carried away their killed and wounded.
Louisiana.
The reports OF the 81. Bernard riots in Louisiana
we're exaggerated. The negroes did moi kill any
women or children 1re upal the troops Two
white men were murdered ia New Orleans on Mon
day night and ~ they belonged 60 . club Of foreign
the latter were much exasperated against the ne
groes, ard TWO three lights occurred, several Of
both parties being killed. The metropolitan police
arc demcrazcd all the negro members have been
discharged, and General Rousseau still has his troops
disposed Throughout the city TO prevent riots. Mayor
conway proposes 10 make General Steedinsn tempo
Sary Chief OF Police
General Rousseau has telegraphed 20 Washington
FOR instructions as To how far his power Ia the pre-
servston Of peace extends. and informing the Pres
dent OF the wish OF Governor Warmoth to turn over
the civil government to him. To this, after q Cab
net consultation, reply was gent that he was
authorized and expected To take any acton That
may be necessary.
Miscellaneous.
Governor seymour spoke nj Columbus. uhio. YES
terday.
The Republican National Committee have pub
sshed stirring address 10 the party, which will he
found elsewhere in our columns tilis morning.
n. y. Dickinson, who was chosen Congressman m
the SaDdusky. OHIO district by the democrats M the
tate election, was arrested saturday In Ceve
land on charge Of completely in the issuance OF
fraudulent naturalization paper with ]. n. McArdie
che Chairman OF the Democratic Count, Committed
who was arrested on the same charpe on tue 18th
inst. Dickinson al that time wns held ~ n witness
IN the case.
Mr.. Atkinson, who is somewhat noted for his re-.
cent controversy with General Butler writes 10
Boston paper that the telegraph clerk who had let out
certain private message OF hi, that General But
Ter became possessed Of H. has been discovered but
twas deemed inadvisabc 70 prosecute him because
tn similar casc IN New York the Judge decided
that, NJ q committee Of Congress had assumed the
right 10 control private correspondence an operator
could not be condemned for the same assumption.
Rev. ID. James McCosh was, with appropriate aud
highly interesting exercises. YESTERDAY nauyuratea
President OF the College OF New Jersey NJ Princeton
TO succeed the venerable Or. Maclean Who after
any years kservice In the college, has retired from
the presidency. We give elsewhere q report Of the
procession coDgratulatory speeches aud inaugural
address Of the new President.
General Reynolds, commanding IN Texas, recently
ordered Judge 10 continue certain civil case, in
yolviDg question Of heirship, and the counsel OF
one side have written to President Johnson askini
him to prevent SUCH interference. The Presiden
mas replied that he cannot interfere. his hands ar
lied by the reconstruction laws and that the onl
person who can give them relief is General Grant
Spencer Kirby has been nominated by Commis
sloner Rollins to be Supervisor Of the Southern dis
srict OF New York.
me Commissioner OF Internal Revenue has decide,
that hotel and restaurant keepers whose sales o
liquors amount 10 over $4,000 per year shall plsc