The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-12
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The cable reports are dated November L.
The British Parliament dissolved yesterday by
The Queens proclamation and the new House will
meet on December 10.
According to the Vienna PsasSe notifications are
proposed in the treaty CT Paris respecting the sove-
regnty of Turkey over the Danubian princIpalities
The International Military Commission has met In
s. Petersburg under the presidency OF the Russian
Minister OF War.
General Pierrad has joined Senior Escalante in pro.
noting the republican cause in Madrid.
The James l.. Patten, wrecked in the weser will
probably become total wreck. Captain Percy and
the remainder OF the crew were saved by the life.
boat.
Loldon-Consols, 0I9S; fve-twenties, "A; Illinois
Centrals, COS; Erie, 26I. Paris Bourse-Rentes,
7of. 95c. Fraakrort-Five twentes, 1873. Liver.
poo-Cotton dun and unchanged. Havre-Cotton
low mi.dliug, l25f., to arrive. Liverpoo-Spirits
turpen!me. 2ss per cwt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
standard white, 5214f..
Arabin.
Adyices received from London mention the de-
thronement OF the Imam OF Muscat, In Arabia. The
chief OF the Wahabees win succeed in his place.
Cuba.
Our Havana letters are dated as late az the 18th
insl Ia tae light near Bare the Spanish troops
rcireated 10 Barre, having 135 men killed and
wounied cargo OF arms and ammunition was
landed for the insurgents at Machoy Sortella. A
small lot OF Peabody rites had arrived at Havana on
the 9TH frc;n The Spanish government and had
been taken Immediately to The Eastern De-
partlnell, reinforcement OF Spanish troops
going on the same vessel The insurgents
want no reforms but demand independence of Spain
and annexation with the United Safes. Puerto
Principe, the principal town la the cast except SAN
tlso. 10 ready to join the revolt and II is expected
that risag will soon take place nearer Havana.
IL was reported In Havana by the government au-
horIics that the rebels had agreed to lay down their
ar as on condition that all should be pardoned, but
th Captain General would not include Cespada and
Argui.e a In tic amnesty.
TIE New orleans Times gays that a number OF par.
tics recently left that city for Cuba, and 1900
win probably leave within fifteen days, oil
forming component parts of a illibustering expedi-
iioa ior The independence or annexation of Cuba.
The un.tei States government, 1t IL said has no
Official Information in regard to the llibusering
movement.
Tine West Indies.
We have mail adyicel from hayti, Jamaica and the
British Antilles OF late dates. The bombardment Of
reinie hy Sanaye commenced without giving
any time to non-combatsnts 10 remove and without
ans re sari 20 the wishes OF the American and other
fcregl Consuls, that foreign property should be
respected. The English gunboat Dart and the
e. on, ainaves war steamer, does no damage to
rorcivn property hereafter. De Lorme, salnave's
chlf pot cal adviser, has been removed. Jacmel is
surrounded by 1000 pickets.
The legislature of Jamaica was to be summoned
Immediately Str Peter Grant had returned from
Creighton. An attempt had been made to murder
Mr. Woolley, the Haytien Consul it was supposed by
Hayticn refugees.
The new Legislature OF Barbados had met. Snow
had fallen in great quantities. The Legislature Of
81. Lucia convened on The 10th OF October
Captain Hugg, Jr., of the bark Maggie v. Hugg,
from Rio Janerio via St. Thomas october 25, reports
that while at the latter port he experienced slight
shock OF earthquake.
Miscellaneous.
The War Department has issued an order empow.
ering In accordance with the Attorney Generals
op mon, all Judge advocates OF courts martial or
courts OF inquiry TO issue processes 10 compel the
attendance OF witnesses In the same manner as they
are issued by local courts OF criminal jurisdiction.
These processes may be served n necessary on per-
sons not In the military service 10y military Officer
who shall have military force TO assist him II re-.
quired.
The troops sent by General Granger TO Upton
county, Tenn, have returned 10 Memphis, ana re.
port that although there are a large number OF ne
groes there no rlotous proceedings have occurred.
General Fitzpatrick, through General T.. w. Whit
taker OF Hartford, Conn.,, replies TO General For
rests denunciatlons by reiterating his own. Genera
Shackellord, OF New Haven, to whom tb,
reply IL addressed denies the truth Of Kilpatrickl
charges against FORE in the Fort Pillow affair." ant
uryes whitaker TO address communications on Tho
subject hereafter 10 Dash Duke or n. D. Forrest
The President Il Is understood, declines TO I'll tho
vacancy icf by the retirement OF Brlgidier General
Hooker, "A he believes reduction IN the army WI
be made ~ tAe cit session 81 Congress
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