The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-04
New York, Saturday. January 4. 1868
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The report by the Atlantic cable Is dated yester-
day evening, January 3
Brussels newspaper states that the French police
seized the Fenian headquarters In Paris, where they
discovered most important documents throwing light on
the conspiracy against England. Among the docu.
ments was, It Is sad a plan for the burning
OF tho British channel 1el All the papers we're
forwarded to London The Command in. Chief OF the
British army Ireland in extraordinary activity
agains. Fenan movement. His precautions were
mainly directed to the counties of the south and the
coast OF the island, where revolutionary "landing"
Was looked for. The magsieral investigation In the
case OF tho Cerkenwel explosion has had no results
The prisoners remanded and the case Is euveloped
in mystery.
General Menabrea has completed the Italian Cabi-
net, and the kingdom is fevered by political agitation
Anttsx riots have broken out in Lisbon and tho Poru
guese Cabinet has resigned. Napoleon Is said TO
have abandoned all idea OF n conference on tho
Roman question. The diplomatic assembage on the
Eastern question In ST. Petersburg Is interpreted
as indicative OF war Turkey protests in strong note
against the active Vaccinations of Russia TO foment
revolution among her Christian subjects. The Sultan
addressed Napoleon urgently on the subject
Consols closed at 92I for money in London. Fivo-
twenios al 72S Ask in London and IL in Frank.
fort.
The Liverpool cotton market closed Arm at an adj
OF Nd, middlinF upands rating at 7hd. Trade
very active and the repor, from Manchester ia.
vorsbe. Broadstuns active and advancing. Provisions
slightly declined.
by mail have Interesting letters from our special
correspondents In London and Dublin with a report or
the important debate which took place in the French
Legislature during the discussion OF the Army bin.
MIsCsLLAN EoUs.
Senior Pablo Pujo, the special ambassador from ST.
n n a d d ~
States government. arrived IN this city ON Thursday
aud VIII leave to-day for Washington. A letter al.
dressed TO him by Colonel Juan Manuel Macas, pub
iished elsewhere in columns this morning, sets
forth te ADVANTAGES winch Will accrue to ST. DOMINGO
by the lease contemplated.
Al ST. Johns Porto Rico, on December %, slight
shocks or earthquake ielt but the people have
become 50 accustomed 20 them tia, no alarm vas
caused.
called for designs and plans lhoy propose
the monument certainly by next spring
Governor Bullock, OF Massachusetts,, was inauguracd
yesterday. His message the Legislature ayors re.
trcive liquor law and treats largely Of the educational
system OF tho state. He fayors General Grant a.
tho candidate OF all without dsincton OF party for Tho
Presidency.
10 the Virginia Convention yesterday resolution
questing General Howard 70 contnue tho Freedmen ;
an address the African church last light advised tho
Convention 10 dcclsre Tor impartial manhood suffrage.
The Louisiana Convention yesterday adopted article
thirteen Of the constitution declaring equal rights
Tor all compilations IN publ convCyances and places
meeting OF white and black republicans was held
In washing ton YESTERDAY, which Colonel Parker
presided Resolutions adopted fayorng Grant for
she Presidency, but agreeing support any republican
nominee.
General Hancock accepted the resignation OF Governor
Flanders OF Louisiana, Thursday, and appointed in
his place Joshua Baker, an old citizen, member 81
the Philadelphia Conservative Convention IN 1859 and
fully qualified under inc Reconstruction acts
severe gale on Wednesday blew passenger AMI
platlorm car OF the track OF the Harlem Railroad
between Boston Corners and Capako stations down an
embankmeni fifteen feet stove in the passenger
surnod over, but the fire promptly erngushed aud
the passengers wore exhumci ouy Owe Of Them being
burt and none Of them seriously
The United States steam frgatc Wampanosg, Captain
Nichols returned from her trial trip yesterday after
noon and anchored In the North river
Carlos Frederic sued oui q writ OF habess corpus
to the Supreme Court, Chambers before judge HcCuun
yesterday for the recovery Of his wife, whom he alleged
vas detained against her will ~ tho exercise Of clair.
soysuce and mosmeric influences 10 the house Of ono
Ur. w. Z. Atwood. The lady appeared and rta,cd
BoryouEy that she not detained against her viii,
Ind ,ha - In fear Of personal violence from hef
husband, vaersupon the case was dismissed
T. g hopkins dry goods merchant 10 Cincinnati,
f,ied ycssofsay, With liabilities 70 tho amoan. CT
ai00o0lo, mostly taoio Eastern houses
\. a. Bradley, eoiored Boston lawyer, who is a
tnemtN u The Georf onyens1n vas arrested 10 81.
tsrual last nigas o. lravu pistol on Ga editor In
90 street
II. +. Reuih 4 col &C c1iea vs sra IN Montreal. srs.
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