The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-10
TRIPLE S HE E T
q IT Il N u w S.
EUROPE.


The news report by the Atlantic cable is dated yes
terday evening, September Q.
The workngmen Of Europe are represented in a
general labor convention sitting in Brussels looking
to the organization Of worldwide trades union.
Spain is anxiously guarding against revolution The
French duty sugar imports has been reduced. a
North German commissioner has sailed for Wash
ingon to negotiate for the better protection Of emil
grants. JEFF Davis arrived in London The Pro-
testant Archbishop Of Armagh says that the dis
establishment Of the Irish Church will render Ire
land separate State.
The Doncaster St. Leger won by Formosa
Consols, %, money. Five-twentes, ~ in London
and 153S in Frankfort Paris Bourse heavy
Cotton easier, with middling uplands at 10%d.
BreadstuiIs and provisions without marked change.
BY steamship at this port we have special CORE
spondence from Europe, with mail report, in i'm
portant detail OF our cable kilograms to the Goth Of
August.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Citizens Association have published letter
to the public in reference pauperism in the State.
They assert that $1,000 900 expended annually in
private and public charities, and they propose to
ganze the expenditure that it may result In more
benefit and relieve taxation. For that purpose the
Charity Commissioners have established labor
bureau to which the association calls the attention
OF all interested.
correspondent Of the HERALD recently had
talk with Governor Brownlow, Of Tennessee The
Governor says General Forrest is the great Cyclops
of Tennessee rebels and that he Is at the head
head Of the Ku Klux Klan, the military wing Of the
democracy. His own policy, he says, is to deal sum-
mariy, although by due course OF law, with every
Ku Klux found committing outrages. The rebels
still cherish the idea Of Southern confederacy and
are striving yet to restore slavery II Seymour is
elected they will make him carry out Blar's revou.
tonary pledges. and II Grant Is elected they will
ground their arms.
Rev. J. W. Cracraf, OF Gambler, Ohio. has with
drawn from the ministry and membership Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church. and In letter to
Bishop McTlvane assigns as reasons for his act his
conscientious convictions against the encacy OF the
and against the priestly functions OF for
giving sins and Offering up sacrifice In the Lords
Supper which he claims enjoined by the ordina-
ton service OF the Episcopal Church He does not
believe that change will he made In these instances
by the General Conference nor does he believe that
the ceremonias OF the Church are consistent with
the honesty and simplicity Of the Gospel. He says
that others in the Church feel as he does upon the
subject
The Massachusetts, Republican State Convention
assembled at Worcester yesterday. George 8. Bout
well was chosen permanent President and made
speech Of some length. William Claim was then
nominated for Governor by reclamation, DR.. Loring
having Withdrawn. Colonel Joseph Tucker was NOM
mated for Lieutenant Governor, and David Sears
and John II. Clifford electors for the State at large.
Resolutions were offered favoring the honest pay.
ment of the public debt In gold and silver and
adopted unanimously. General Butler was present
and made two speeches during the ull In business.
The Nova Scotia Assembly sat in secret session on
Tuesday and passed q resolution In reference TO the
correspondence between Attorney General wilkins
4 M ~
course Of the Lieutenant Governor as interfering
with free speech The Governor Immediately IN
formed the Assembly that unless the resolution
expunged he would dissolve the House, whereupon
another secret session held and the resolution
was expunged.
The trial OF whelan for the murder OF Darcy Nc
Gee was continued yesterday in Ottowa. Additional
evidence was adduced bearing severely on the priso
ner and the prosecution was closed. The defence
will open to-day.
In the Georgia House OF Representatives yesterday
amessage was received from the Governor, furnish.
ing a list OF the Successors TO the expelled negro
members but containing protest against the action
OF the House In expelllng them. The latter portion
OF the message returned TO the Governor with n
resolution informing him that the members OF each
house and not the Governor, are the Judges of the
qualifications Of the members aud the keepers OF
their own conscences. Several OF the new members
The Democratic Executive Committee have issued
an address to the people OF South Carolina announc.
ing that in the state Is DISTINGUISHED either
under the Reconstruction acts the fourteenth article
OF amendment or the state constitution OF 1865.
They therefore urge upon all citizens hitherto dis
franchised to vote in the Presidential election.
The Board OF Police yesterday investigated the
case OF officer John Iambn, OF the Fourth precinct
for alleged improper conduct towards Justice Hogan
and for entering into newspaper controversy on
police business Justice Hogan's evidence was to the
effect that llamblin had brought prisoner before
him against whom he refused 10 mkye any charge
Hamblin appealed TO the Board for time TO prepare
his defence, and the case was adjourned to Monday
John s. Allen. who was convicted with Callicot,
and Enright for whiskey frauds ana sentenced "a
one years imprisonment and to pay nne of e. 600
was released yesterday. The President some time
ago RENTED all OF his sentence but the fine, ans
the amount was made up by his friends.
The Chinese Embassy sailed yesterday In tn
steamship Java for Europe
Minister Buringame assures Governor Curtin Il
the fullest terms OF the validity OF telegraph gran
made by the Chinese government to the East Indi
Telegraph Company.
The PEDESTRIAN match on the race course at Trol
ended YESTERDAY. HaySiocx won having walked IN
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