The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-25
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EURCPE.

The report by the Atlantic cable Is dated yes
terday evening, September "a.
The French and English reports from Spain are
contradictory. 1t appears. however, AZ If the revO-
luton still In active progress. Queen Isabella Is
about to enter France royal general who marched
against the rebels In Santander joined them. The
fleet OF st. Sebastian revolted. Prim was reported
having been arrested, but 1t is said he Is on
march Madrid in company with Serrano. Duke
de la Tore acts as civil head OF the revolutioniss.
The leaders military officers who order attacks
the 'peopler traitors. Official reports from Mad
rid state that the rebels defeated in battle at
Granada city. The Captain General of Valencia was
murdered by a "mob.m
The French government will reinforce i,s posts
on the Spanish frontier French officers arrest refu-
gees from Spain who cross the border.
The Italian ''rising" in Sicily aud Calabra is de-
MED from Paris.
Minister Johnson delivered second speech in
Leeds Oh the friendly relations existing between the
United States and England.
Consos 9i,s 94Is, money. Five-tweniies 70 in
London and 751S in Frankfort.
Cotton dull, with middling uplands al 10 pence
Breadstufs and provisions dull
MISCELLANEOUS.
The surrat, trial il ended at last and the accused
set at liberty. Yesterday Surratt's counsel pleaded i'll
bar Of judgment the act OF Congress OF $780, statute
OF limitation, claiming that the indictment against
the prisoner void in consequence OF not having
been found within two years from The time OF the
commission Of the alleged offence. This plea was
sustained by the court, and Judge Wylie ordered
Surratrs discharge. The District Attorney entered
an appeal from the decision of the Court, and gave
notice that he would prepare another indictment to
meet the views OF the Court and present 1t TO the
next Grand Jury. 1t Is believed, however that no
further steps Will be taken In this case, III view OF
the great expense TO which the government has
been put in Surratt's arrest and former trials.
General Sully has administered severe chastise
ment to the Colorado Indians He chased them
south across the Texas border, whipping them badly
In several encounters, killing and wounding seventy
Of their number.
The scout who left Colonel Forsyth's camp on the
10th arrived at Fort wallace yesterday lie says the
Colonel has plenty OF ammunition, but the rations
are exhausted and the command have to subsist on
horse and mule meat. Twenty-Five Indians are
known to have been killed. and the redskins are EVIL
IDENTITY sick OF their bargain, US they hesitated 10
renew the attack.
A writ of habeas corpus has been granted by Chic.
Justice Draper OF Toronto, directing Frank Reno
and Charles Anderson, the Indiana expresses rob-
bers. now confined AT the jail at windsor, Canada,
TO be brought before him. The discharge OF the
prisoners is sought on the ground that the charge
shooting with intent TO kim under which they are
To delivered up to the United states authorities
does not come under the terms OF the extraditon
treaty.
Secretary McCulloch has refused TO commission
Colonel Goodlove, whose appointment supervisor
OF Internal Revenue for the state OF Kentucky he
ratified a few days since. The Secretary has con.
cluded wait until the conclusion of the nvestiga
ton now going in this city before Commissioner
Guttman before he commissions any more OF Mr.
Rollins appointees.
Solicitor Binckleys friends assert that he has Sc
cured most important evidence in this CITY, which
will couclusvely establish the completely OF Ron.
and Harlan in the internal revenue frauds charged
against them.
The memorial adopted by the Alabama Legislature
asking for federal troops TO preserve order In that
State alleges that there Is little respect for the
laws in Alabama, and that civil officers are
prevented from dischargng their duties by the PEG.
pie. on Wednesday meeting OF the citizens was
held In montgomery at which resolutions were passed
denying lhe truth Of the alleged facts set forth in the
memorial declaring that the people never were more
peaceably disposed than at present and endorsing
the letter of General Lee reply to that OF Genera
Rosecrans The Legislature is boldly denounced fol
Its partisan spirit, extravaganza aud disregard fol
the public interest.
Yesterday two sisters, Mrs. Healey and Mrs. suIi.
van, Of waterford, Mass, In attempting TO re, upon
railroad train while in motion, fell upon the track
the cars passing over them crushing the legs OF on,
and the feet and arm Of the other. The injuries OF
both are fatal.
THE CITy.
The Internal Revenue investigation was resumed
yesterday before Commissioner Guttman In tn
United states Circuit Court room. The witness j. 7
McHenry was further examined and went into IN
details OF the transactions between S. N. Pike an
Deputy Commissioner Harland in which witnes
swears he saw check for q large amount handle
by Pike to Harland McHenry also testified to havin
seen Charles Loeb distler, OF this city, fold mp
large roll Of gresnbacE Vt Wizards Hotel In wssl