The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-02
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Europe.
The cable reports are dated November l. A special
telegram to the HERALD from London states that the
arrangements for the settlement OF the Alabama
claims are progressing favorably and will terminate
within few days. The English government evinces
tts willingness to pay.
Several shocks OF earthquake have occurred at
bennington, in Warwickshlre. Parliament will pro-
badly be dissolved next week and the writs for the
elections will be issued Immediately after. Three
days from the date Of the wrts the elections will
commence.
Fresh troops are to be sent 70 Cuba by the pro-
visional government ana the city Of Havana is
authorized to borrow 10000 900 OF crowns TO finish
the Isabella canal Belgium has officially recognized
The provisional government.
Serious riots have taken place in Rotterdam aud
me troops had to fire upon the people, killing and
vounding several. Many arrests were made.
Miscellaneous.
several prominent democratic politicians OF this
city have been indicted by the Grand Jury OF Phila-
dephia Tor violating the election laws there during
the October elections. Governor Geary has In con-
sequence made a requlston for them on Governor
Fenlon. Among the names mentioned In The requi-
sion are Henry W. Genet Peter Norton, Lewis
Baker. rocky Moore and others.
Sensational stories accompanied by their contra
diction come from Alabama. Huntsville despatch
says The Ku klux attacked a republican mass meet
Ing on saturday night and killed Judge Horton.
marked man, and two negroes. Selma despatch
SAYS all such stories are false
our Washington correspondent says II l. intl-
mated there BY parties who profess TO know thar
the in-urrectonary movement IN Cuba Will assume
startling magnitude before long and that the Cap
tam General will find II necessary TO Withdraw IN
haste The object OF the insurgents is an indepen-
dent government for the island and there are many
prominent parties outside OF Cuba deeply Interested
In The success OF the movement.
Its not yet known whether General REYNOLDS will
be relieved OF his command in Texas or not II he Is
however, II is probable that he will be succeeded by
General CiIlem or General Buchanan. Gillem for
merry commanded In Mississippi and Arkansas be-
fore those states were reconstructed and Buchanan
In Louisiana and Texas before General Rousseau ar
rived.
Secretary stanton, In his speech at Philadelphia
on Saturday night, said that he sent dispatches TO
Governor seymour during the war thanking him for
sendiug troops because he was the only Governor
disoya enough TO expect thanks.
our correspondence from Fort Hays. Kansas, says
that thirteen Usage chiefs had arrived there the
18th ult. 10 consult with General sheridan In rela-
sion 10 his proposal TO Join In the war against the
Cheyenne-.
The opinion recently rendered by Judge Dobbin, In
the Baltimore superior Court, disrnissing q motion
Tor the vacation Of writs against General Butler Is
published ia full elsewhere In our columns this
morning. The Judge says that the persons Of sena-
ana Representatives sacred only from actual
arrest the service upon them Of processes, the
dsregard o. which would expose them 70 attach
ment Tor contempt.
sixty pupils Of Bisbee's military school al rongb-
keepse we're taken sick with cramps and darrh0a
saturday afternoon and panic prevailed for
some elise. Prompt measures were taken however
and Il, Il them now wei. II ii thought some.
thiug X 3. wrong with dish Of headcheese that wns
heartily rs ronized by the boys vi dinner ana IL il
IT, undergo j minute analysis
Five burglars attempted to rob \ national bank IN
Alton ill yesterday morning, but were surprised i,
tue wa,chman, whom they shot through sue heal
kuHng him instantly and escaped.
Gcnerals fitzpatrick ana Butler are abusing on
another roundly in Massachusetts. Fitzpatrick IA
challenged Butler TO meet him 10 face this after
noon. bat the latter has not yet accepted.
Tue registration lists OF eleven counties IN Afkat
cas- have been declared invalid by the Governor
George II. Pendleion addressed the democracy
hyracuse on saturday night on the occasion Of
grand 70 ny al the skating fnk
The City.
q henry Ward Beecher preached n rlynout
tburcn. brooklyn, yesterday Before his sermon Il
stated that by a formal vote OF the Church baptism
was forbidden 10 any child one " whose parents
not q melnler Of TIE church: ~ wouls gooiorm
tne nsfucions be said, althodgi hs did not he!ie'