The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-24
TRIPLE S HE E T
New York. Saturday, October u, 1868.
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Europe.

Europe.
The news by the Atlantic cable is dated yesterday
evening, October %.
The local Juntas OF spain are dissolving Prince
Napoleon recommends his brother-inaw for the
throne OF Spain.
The Liverpool fetes TO United States Minister john
son were OF reassurng character for the mainten-
ance OF peace between England and America. Mr.
johnson, Lord Stanley and Mr.. Gladstone delivered
speeches.
Consols, 04h, money Five-twenties. 1873 in Lon
don and 1874 In Frankfort. Paris Bourse closed firm
on the 22d instant. Cotton steady in Liverpool.
Produce firm. Breadstufs downward. Provisions
quiet
Brazil.
Rear Admiral Davis, in his official dispatches
from Rio Janeiro under date OF September 10, says
that the Italian bark Regina into the French flag
chip Gree In the harbor on the 18th, and carried
away portion OF the rigging and caused the drown
ing OF six Of the OF The Frenchman the rigging
being manned at the time in greeting with the
or the foreign eet the return OF the station frgate
home. The United States steamer Quinnebaug had
returned on the 18th from cruise on the coast OF
Africa The Shamokin was TO leave Rio on the 3Oth
OF September for the United States.
Cuba.
Our Havana letter Is dated october l3. The text
OF Captain General Lersundi's proclamation to the
people and order the troops relative to the revou
tionary events In spain Is furnished and viii be
found elsewhere In our columns this morning. The
substance OF both given by telegraph some days
ago. The disturbances In the interior are magnined
By the mail to an Instruction Of considerable ex-
tent in one neighborhood the city Of Puerto Principe,
which contains 10000 Inhabitants The insurgents
are however, without discipline or organization,
and the rising, 1t was thought, would be soon put
down. The authorities were trying to keep the affair
quiet
quiet Our Geographic dispatches OF yesterday
state that order prevails in Puerto Principe and the
insurgents are operating at iolguin. Volunteers
were forming and Offering their services to Ler
sundi. document signed By what purports to be
Revolutionary committee had made its appear
ancc in Havana urging the people to rise, but the
call was unheeied.
California.
Dispatches from san Francisco estimate the loss
by the earthquake at 100000. Several slight
shocks occurred again Thursday evening" but re-
suited In no further damage The waters OF the
bay remained placid throughout the disturbance.
The panic among the people had somewhat subsidized,
but the uncertainty 70 the probable recurrence or
the shock made every one nervous. The casualties
light owing TO the hour OF day ut which the prln
cpal shock occurred.
The PIn,ns.
Another severe Indian fight is reported. Colonel
Carpenter with the Tenth cavalry, met zoo hundred
Cheyenncs and Arapahoes al Buffalo Station, Kansas
and whipped them, killing nine and woundng thirty,
with a loss OF only three wounded. All the troops
were on the move, ana The Fifth cavalry had band
OF Indians surrounded which is supposed to consist
OF Colonel Forsythe's former adversaries An at
tack Fort Dodge is expected.
miscellaneous.
The steamer Continental from New Haven for New
York, when about FIVE miles or the port, yesterday
morning, at one O'Clock, collided with the propeller
Northampton, from this port for New Haven. The
Northampton was struck amdships and her side
stove In, the bow OF the Continental holding her
mp In the water until all the passengers were res.
cued. The Continental then backed or and the
Northampton almost Immediately sunk. young
lady from Brooklyn had q narrow escape, the bow
OF the Continental crushing directly through her
stateroom, but not even slightly bruisng her. The
engineers and dremen on the Northampton were all
severely injured by scads II is not known who IA
60 blame.
/ Governor Seymour arrived at Cleveland last even.
ing having spoken during the stoppage OF the train
ct Dunkirk, westleld, Eric, Ashtabula and Paines-
ville lie received a despatch while at Buffalo from
President Johnson urging him on in his course, as
he says the present state Of affairs just1es and de-
mands IL. The main points Of General Blair's speech
at Matoon. H., on Tuesday evening are given else
where.
Mr.. BInckey's report OF his actions in New York