The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-04
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New York. Sunday. October 4, 1865.
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EUROPE.


The news report by the Atlantic cable is dated yes
terday evening, October 3.
Madrid remained tranquil. General Prim Is ad-
verse to republic in Spain. The provisional gov
ernment takes care for legal rule in the provinces
The Queens portrait W torn from municipal hall
and burned The United States squadron was or
the coast OF Spain.
Mr.. Disraeli warns his constituents against ma
tional evils TO come from the Gladstone Church BILL
Holland and France have signed 1t is said, mill
tary and commercial treaty. Count WalewsIi was
buried near Paris.
C0nsols, 941s, money. Fve-twenties, "a in Lon
don and 76ss 76al in Frankfort. Paris Bourse
dull
Cotton buoyant in Liverpool, with middling up
lands at lOs1d Breadstufs and provisions without
material change.
BY mail from Europe we have English French and
Spanish reports in detail of the origin and progress
Of the Spanish revolution to the 2ad ultimo, with
British and French newspaper comments on the
movement and its tendency.
The London Standard (Disraes organ had Sc
we're article In depreciation Of the objects OF the Bur
lngame China mission, which had Just reached
London.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Our Yokohama. Japan, letter is dated August 25.
The new Mikado IN the North Is Oceno Mia Sauna.
1t was thought II the Southerners held out that
division OF the empire under two Mikados would
be made the basis OF compromise. The persecu-
tion OF foreigners was renewed, and reward was
offered for the apprehension Of any one protesting
Christianity. Don Jose de Quereto, the new Spanish
Minister, had arrived, with instructions to make o
commercial treaty between Spain and Japan
Our letter from Shanghai, China, is dated August
IA, and from Hong Kong August 16 The Chcfoo
gold mines were yielding handsomely, and large
numbers Of foreigners were going to them notwith-
standing the fact that the authorities had forbidden
It, and the foreign Consuls had warned their respec-
tive subjects against IT, on account OF the extensive
system or smuggling In opium that has been going
the authorities have established several new
custom houses The Italian ship Theresa had
reached Macao roads, twelve OF the crew having
been murdered by coolies aboard, who stripped the
ship OF everything at Tinpack. Part OF the wreck
OF large American vessel had been found outside
the harbor of Keelung. Formosa.
severe rain storm is prevailing in the extreme
Southern states. AT New Orleans Lake Pontchar
train backing water up the canals, which had
oyernowed and inundated the whole plateau be-
tween the lake and the city. The houses in the
OF the city were being deserted by the inhabitants as
the water was still rising. severe gale had been
blowing Tor some days. The New York steamers
due and fears for their safety entertained
The steamships Yazoo, OF the Merchants, and the
Marposa, OF the Cromwell line, sailed for New
Orleans from this city on Saturday last, but they
barely due there at the date OF the New Orleans
despatch. Three steamers from Galveston, Texas,
however, were overdue.
The Alabama Legislature are discussing the proba-
blties or having the registration OF the State CON-
plete In time for the election. democratic men,
Der was compelled TO give up hts seat to republic
eau under peculiar circumstances recently. The
county which the republican hailed from had been
abolished and he claimed his seat fsom another
county, OF which the democrat happened 10 be the
representative.
Reports from Arkansas state that the Ku Klux as
eauted member OF the Legislature and the prcs-
dent OF the Board OF Registration in woodford
county on Friday, but they were not dangerously
injured. The registrars In Brady county have re-
fused TO continue registering In that county. II Is
said the mail route Ia the state have been discon-
lnued TO prevent the circulation OF democratic
papers.
The Indians In Arizona arc reported becoming
more bold ia their depredations account OF the
withdrawal OF the troops whose terms expiring.
Governor Mccormick has issued a proclamation
calling out company OF militia
Solicitor Buckley has been summoned to appear
before the Congressional COMMITTEES on Re.rench.
ment and disclose what he knows OF the alleged rev
enue frauds in high places. IL Is stated, however
that by the advice OF the Attorney General Mr.
Buckley has determined not TO submit the documen
tary evidence IN his possession TO the scrutiny OF
the committee and not 10 state much OF imp orance
verbally.
THE CITY.
The General Convention OF the Protestant Epsco-
pal Church OF the United states will assemble In
Trinity Church on wednesday.
The Quarantine Commissioners acknowledging thai
fumigatIon Is almost useless still claim that It is
sanitary measure which must be taken on ships tina
have been infected, and that the charges for per
forming the process necessarily high on accoun
OF the personal risk Of those engaged In Its perform
snce The Health Oficer therefore, receives SIS 70
eumigafing vessel, but 1t appears that the me
who actually performs the fumigation and VIII
alone run any risk receive 81 day. With the pei
uusited attached In this manner to the once II
estimatek that the Health 0fcer enjoys an income
1t least s76,ooo
Collector Smythe's interview with President Johr
sou Yesterday was in relation TO the reduction OF tn
force in the New York Custom House.
the trial OF Sergeant Doran for completely In tn
murder OF Miss Hicks, at Throgg's Neck. In Yves
chester Scounty was concluded yesterday by tn
acquittal OF the prisoner. Considerable II
terest had been excited In the case and tn
enthusiasm In court on the rendering OF the verde
Wns intense Doran's wife was present and tainted
Private Martin, on the Same charge, was released,