The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-05
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The cable reports are dated NOyember4
The London I'dst quasofflcally announces that
the elections VIII commence on the 10th and the
Queens speech will be delivered on December Q.
Mr. Gladstone will propose an adjournment for the
holidays TO form a new Cabinet.
Mr.. Chiid. OF the Philadelphia Ledger, has arrived
in London AID is the guest Of Mr.. Walter, OF thu
Times.
h Mr.. John Bright was publicly received In Edin-
burg and presented with the freedom OF the city.
The Court OF Session OF Ednburg has disal0wed the
rights Of franchise for women.
Mr.. Reverdy johnson was entertained yesterday
by the Sherils Of London and his reception was
most enthusiastic In his speech he referred to the
heroes OF the late war, the payment of the debt in
gold and advocated the election Of General Grant
to the Presidency During this month he viii dine
with the workingmen OF London.
Illness prevents General Dulce leaving for Cuba
10. the moment. His instructions include the liberty
or the press the division OF the island into three
provinces and the suppression OF unpopular institu
lions. General Contreras is named Captain General
OF Porto Rico. II Ii asserted that the Mexican re-
public will be recognized. The members Of the pro-
visional government unanimously oppose the Duke
OF MOntpenser. The government has abolished oil
customs duties in the colonies.
The Chinese Embassy will visit Paris I'm January
next, and some important consular Regulations viii
be proposed
Baron Won Beust urges q peaceful settlement OF
the Schleswg difficulty.
The King OF Prussia opened the session OF the
Diet yesterday with q speech having most peace
full tendency.
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shares 81 Illinois Centrais, 97L. Paris Bourse 1rm;
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Captain General Lersundi had interview with
De 10 Rcintre, the American Consul at Havana,
few days ago In regard 10 AFFAIRS connected with the
insurrectionary movements In Cuba. The Consul
stated That some American citizens might be impli.
Gated In the movement they generally favored
republican institutions, and n they were captured
and should be tried and dealt with In manner that
should create a suspicion OF foul dealing the United
states government might be unable 70 prevent NIL
clustering expeditions against the island. The Cap
tain General said all prisoners would be allowed TO
consult with counsel and would be dealt with ac-
cordng TO the civil law in the case. The Consul
subsequently determined TO ask for the presence Of
United States man-of-war in Havana, but on pre-
pairing telegram for the purpose the Captain Gen.
erai requested him not to send II, as It would en-
courage the discontinued. The Consul insisted, and
the Captain General then positively refused to allow
the telegram TO be transmitted over the cable.
Hayti.
Adviees by the way OF Kingston, Jamaica. and the
Cuba cable state that Jeremie had been bonbarded
by Salnave and many women and children were
killed. The town was destroyed Port au Prince
has been again threatened and sanave had been
compelled to withdraw from Jcremie and return to
his capital The Picos deserving Sanave because
they have discovered that he is not pure black but
only q mulatto. His movements are watched by
British cruisers he mas OF late been destroying
considerable foreign property. lie had severe
attack OF apoplexy lately.
Venezuela.
President Monagas is dangerously III. General
Sutherland has agreed to leave the country.
St. Domingo.
santa Anna has arrived at Puerto Plata undecided
"a 10 his future movements.
Paraguay.
the American war steamers sent up the river 10
Asuncion have orders TO demand the release OF the
American prisoners held by Lopez.
Mexico.
Mail advlces from Mexico are to the 2oa nit
Most OF the Spaniards In the country are excited
over the Spanish revolution but az a general thing
they are In favor OF IT, The Governor OF Vera Crnz
demanded that Dominguez be surrendered to the
State authorities for trial. but the Minister OF War
has refused. The Italian Minister was expected
towards the end Of october, and it was thought he
would be wen received the first representative Of
European Power since the overthrow OF Maxi
milan. Cauto, the murderer Of Patoni, had ar.
rived at San Luis Potosl ON his way 70 the capital,
under guard.
The Election.
The additional returns show that New York and
New Jersey have gone democratic by 5000 In the
former and 1900 IN the latter STATE although the
New York Legislature will probably be republican.
California and oregon still doubtful The demo.
erats gain largely in the next Congress- the repub
cans lacking several votes Of twothrds majority.
Grant will probably have majority Of nfty.nve In
Che Electoral College.
we publish elsewhere this morning lists Of the
uajoritIea, onicia and estimated, Ia the various