The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-31
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Now York. saturday, OCTOBER n, 1S6s.
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The cable reports dated octOter %.
Maps showing that the second Empire has s,riCils
regarded its ironterr have been issued. N Il sali
that they have been prepared y order ~ the govern
ent and that this explanation y Intended 70 cover
Napoeon's abandonment Of q war policy.
Lord Stanley has not yet commenced canyas-ng
the borough OF Lyme Regis. and 4 j. reported fha'
ne awaits In London the approval q secretary Sew
ard 10 the Alabama settlement.
rhe deficit In the revenues III spain far lh.s year
- estimated at my millions 81 pounds rcrdnE.
The government seeks ia per cent loan ~ two
hundred millions Of crowns.
senior Esoalantc has resigned h- once under the
provisional government, aud Gcn,rai Dalce has
cepted the appointment 81 Captain ucneral ~ casa.
FOR which place he win soon leave.
new scientific polar expedition ni',ng out a.
Rremen and another NJ Hsvre.
Consois, "a. FOR money aud account. r,ve-i ven
ties, .3ie. Erie shares. .. uin"l. Central ".
PARIS Boursc stronger; renies. sof. &c. Frunkiolt
five-twenties. 7SA. Cotton IN Liverpool xlsiaing
uplands, I'D. Havre-Cotton. ,ra~ oriinairr ivof.
iivcrpcoi-Oais. -. ID. Aniwcrn-- Petroleum,
standard white, 53is.
Paraguay.
~ the Atlantic cable we learn thai the aIiel army
tad reached ylefa where the Psraguaysns were
concentrated. An American war steamer = said 20
have gone mp the river To demand redress Tor tho
outrsQcs on the American legation perpeirted by
lopez.
The tornado on the western Coast reported y--ter-
day drove the English ship Cecilia ashore. cspsiz-d
The schooner Pzarro and sunk the schooner Haycie.
All on board the Pizarro excepl the captain were
,ost and the Cecilia became total loss. Tue war
steamer yuarez was also driver ashore bui wss only
slightly damaged.
our Mexico city letter is dated October 10. con
troversy among the treasury officials leads 20 the
ststement the part OF ~ them hat there IN
deficiency OF &6,oo0,000 in the revenue during the
iast fiscal year. The Governor OF Vera Cruz has sig
a1ed his intention Of resienng on account of the
pardon Of General Domnguez. fight had taken
place In Jasco, two hundred Isoaitacu0os attack.
ing sixteen government troops with cries Of "riro
II S1st,n dHRr.'
West indies.
The Alex. Potion bombarded Icrsmie. Hayti. CA the
ssh INST Salnave's troops surround the town ON
the land side and assault IN contemplation.
The inhabitants OF the town cut OF from water
and the women are said 10 lie In full revolt. The
revolutonistg are indignant AT the United States for
her assistance 10 alnave In fitting out or repairing
the gunboats.
The Papal Nuncio Louis de Buggensrus had ar
rived and been cordially welcomed by Bacz. who ex-
pressed willingness to enforce the orders Of the
Pope. although tho Dominican clergy arc strongly
opposed to this pontiGcal interference. The connec-
tlcn between Church and State mas been dissolved
Judge sullivan had succeeded IN crecing contract
with She government for monthly line Of steamers
beiseen New York, ST. Domingo and New Orleans.
Alaska.
4 large fre has occurred at Sitsa. The schooner
Ann Eliza had been stezcd for violation OF the rev
snue laws. Four men had been shot by = lunatic.
silver lode had been discovered on wrangc
island
Miscellaneous.
General Carr. with his command on the Plains
mel an indian force on shuiness creek, Kansas on
the 2sth inst. and killed ten OF them lie then pur
sued and forced them to abandon their camp and
scyentytwo ponies. A large command Is about 10
start from Fort Bascomb, on the Canadian river IN
New Mexico to scour the Kansas and Colorado
valleys
Matters continue quiet In New Orleans. Genera;
Steedmah has withdrawn his resignation as Ch,sf of
Police.
During the democratic parade n Newark ON Thur.
day night tight occurred between two or three mo,
ofthe procession and gardener n the emp,ov a,
Governor Ward, during which the Governors resi-.
denoe was considerably battered. One man in the
procession was accidentally shot by y comrade ana
ais condition at present Is very low.
Judge 0ts r. Lord, who was nominated nv the
democrats for Congress in the Fifth Massachusetts,
district IN opposition TO Butler and Dana, has No
c'ned, thus leaving the field to the two repub
licans
Judge johnson. o. the Supreme Court OF the
Rochester district, yesterday decided that register
ing beard could not refuse to register any one who
bore naturalization papers with the genuine seal
and signature Of the court, even though the court
was moi In session at the time the papers were
ISSUED. and that the clerk Of the court could be
authorized to issue them during the recess.
Darius Allen, chairman Of the Democratic Naturali.
cation Committee at Troy. was held to bail in $1,000
yesterday Oh charge Of altering the date OF ser-