The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-14
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EUROPE.

The news report by the Atlantic cable is dated
yesterday evening, August 13.
The British ship Brian Borohme, from Dublin for
Quebec, has been lost at sea. A disastrous fire,
originating in newly arrived cargo OF cotton, Oc-
CURED in Lisbon Portugal.
France is again IN difficulty with Tuns. Armed
rebels have appeared IN the provinces OF Spain. The
Duke de Brabant is seriously i'll.
COnsols. 9Ss4 937s, money. Five-twenties, T1M
in London and 75x in Frankfort. Paris Bourse
nrmer
Cotton advanced, closing with middlinR uplands
at ten peace. Breadstuns without marked change
Provisions upward.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Our Panama letter. is dated Augusta. Chiriaui was
the only department that remained In rebellion against
General Ponce and It only waited his arrival with
his forces to tender Its submission. During Ponces
absence Colonel Correoso was appointed to act as
military governor in his stead and having secured
all the war munitions and the command Of the
militia he is expected TO commence counter
revolution against Ponce for the purpose OF obtain
ing the Presidency himself. MOsquera is expected
TO come back from Peru soon and declare himself
dictator, when Correoso, who is probably working
under his orders, will be ready to assist him. Peace
prevailed In Guatemala The report that yellw fever
had broken out in San Salvador had been contra
dicteq. II had greatly diminished in Rivas, Mica
IhSua treaty between NICARAGUA anu the United
States had been approved and exchanged.
Our letter from Lima, Peru, Is dated July Is. The
President elect Colonel Balta, had expressed him
self as opposed to retaining any officers who have
no service to perform, and in consequence those
omcers were believed 10 be preparing for move
ment against him. The foreign relations OF the
continued discouragtng Marshal Castillo was
buried with imposing ceremonies permission being
given on the occasion for the presence OF opera
singers in the church choir.
The remains OF Thaddeus stevens were conveyed
to the national capital yesterday aud placed in
state, where they will be until this morning. They
were escorted by q colored zouave company, who
mounted guard over them.
Patrick II. Jones, late Clerk Of the Court OF Appeals
has been appointed Regsterof the city of New YORK
In place Of General Halpine with the understanding
that the fees until the 1st OF January passed
over to Mrs. Haipine.
Vigorous efforts are being made in washinton 10
procure the pardon OF Callicot, Enright and Alien.
who are serving ont terms for alleged revenue
swindIng. The President, it Is said, has given the
petitioners no encouragement up to the present.
The Attorney General will render opinion on the
subject In a day or two.
The New York Democratic state Central Committee
met IN Utica yesterday. Mr.. william Cassidy was
chosen to fll the place of Mr.. Csgger Resolutions
OF respect 10 tile memory Of the latter adopted.
The State Convention FOR the nomination OF guber-
material ticket wa called for the ID of September,
a. Albany.
In the Louisiana Senate yesterday resolution
calling upon Governor Warmoth for information in
regard to the murders and outrsges refer.
red to in his letter the President was favoraby re-
ported by committee with amendment provid-
ing for an investigation of the riots VI 1866
In the South Carolina Legislature yesterday the
Homestead
bonds OF State officers was vetoed aud the Senate
refused TO pass 1t again.
The North Carolina Democratic State Convention
met at Raleigh yesterday aud nominated electors
for the State at large. Among those present were
number Of democratic negroes VINO excited the ire
ofther radical brethren, and demonstration which
bid fair to cuminate in a riot took place. The
military were called out, however, and peace pre-.
vailed.
The yacht squadron remained quietly NJ Newport
yesterday with their nags half mastcd In respect
the memory Of ex-Conpiodore 4. A. stevens, who
died recently Ia Paris To-day the great ocean race
takes place.
The camp meeting A. sing sing'rlosed yesterday
with great love feast aud hns grand march
around the ground al midnight. During the services
transcription amounting 10 500 was taken up TO
defray the legal expenses necessary to obtain the
release Of young girl who said to be confined In
Methodism.
The Board OF Health met yesterday. but adjourned
without transactng any more important business
than taking cognizance Of numerous reported nu,.
ssnces aud entering orders thereon.
The application TO admit General Cole 10 hail was
refused by Judge Hogeboom, al Hudson Cry yestcr.
day.
Alpeor,s Bradley tcoloretl was yesterday declared
ineligible a. state senator in Georgia. and he has
expressed his intention OF running for Congress.
The fourth floor OF paper box manufsctory, Nos.
ass and go canal street e yesterday consequence
Of being oyerweghted There about forty
girls employed IN the building a, the time and their
CONSERVATION was great bu, only two OF them were
injured, both seriously the two, strangely enough
had only commenced work NJ the establishment yes.
terday. bile the rest OF them had been engaged
there fot -ome time.
The CoiurnMcCoole difficulty was settled ycster
day. Coburu appeared and claimed the stakes in dc.
fault OF MoCoole's appearance. Mr.. Queen, the
stakeholder. however, declared the fight or and Co.
burn withdrew his money.
. a young girl named Kate Connor fifteen years OF
age, who was arrested on suspicion Of stealing
watch, died in the station house on Wednesday
night, 1t Is presumed from shame and grief
The Inman line steamship City Of Baltimore Gan.
tain Leitch will leave pier As North river at r. NJ
tomorrow saturday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The European mails will close al the Post once at
~ N. On the 18th inst.
The National line steamship Erin. Captain Web.
ster. VIII sail from pier 4, North river at 2P. M. on
Saturday, 18th inst, calling ct Queenstown 70 land
passengers.
The Anchor line steamship Britannia, Captain
laird viii leave pier 20 North river at IL n. tomor
COW Cssmrdsy, for glassow, calling at Londonderry
70 land passengers &c.