The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-10
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The cable reports are dated November Q.
The Court OF Common Pleas in London has decided
that the law OF England does not give women the
right of voting.
The London Morning Post regards the reciprocity
treaty between Canada and the United States as the
only sedatve for the discomfort IN Nova Scotia and
regrets its postponement.
Reports current that Sir William Mans
neld, Commandcr-in-Chief Of the forces in India,
will succeed Lord Straithnarn in the military gom
mand Of Ireland
Mr. Clarke, the American comedian, performed in
London before the royal family, Minister Johnson and
other distinguished persons.
The emgrant steamer Palmerston. bound from
Hamburg to this port has put back to Plymouth
1eaky, after being six weeks out.
six thousand people followed the funeral OF Mr..
Mountain, a prominent Fenian, which took place
yesterday in Cork.
The London Times mentions the probability OF the
crown OF Spain being offered to General Espartero.
The decree nominating General Duce to supersede
General Lersundi as Captain General OF Cuba was
Issued In Madrid on Saturday.
M Marshal Serrano has nominated twenty-five coun-
ciors OF State. Justices OF peace have been reap
pointed In the provinces. and the inhabitants Of the
Balearic and Canary islands petition for religious
toleration.
London-Consols, e45s; nve-twenties, 1917; Erie
shares 27k; Illinois Central 98z. Paris Bourse-
Rentes, 1of. 72c. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 7sJs.
Liverpool-Cotton, middling uplands, 11hd. Havre-
Cotton, low middling, anoat 1887. Antwerp-Petro-
leum. standard white, 52f.
Paraguay.
The dates by the Atlantic cable from Rio Janeiro
are to October IL. The allied feet and army were
before Asuncion and the fall OF the city was hourly
expected.
rfaH hat Doo Huriro noxvto skoI
States squadron was going up the Paraguay river
20 Asuncon to secure redress for the late outrages
BY Lopez on the American Legation.
Sandwich Islands.
Dates from Honolulu are to the oath OF October
frequent shocks OF earthquake were felt at Hlo
"A tidal wave had caused great damage IN Hawaii.
"A revolt had broken out In Hawaii, in which o
sheriff and several policemen killed. The whal-
ing season u reported good. A mutiny occurred on
,1he Prussian bark Coyattin among the coolies, who
shrew overheard the captain and crew, nine In
number. and then attempted to navigate the bark to
China, but drifted into the North Sea. Some time
ago, 1t win be remembered, the HERALD published
an account OF the discover Of an unknown vessel
drifting about the Ochotsk Sea In the hands Of
coolies, who were unable to navigate her.
Cuba.
The insurgents are reported to have destroyed all
provisions and supplies In the neigbborhood OF
Tunas to prevent the troops from obtaining them.
Robberies are numerous IN the eastern portion of
she island and planters are unable to harvest their
crops on account Of the deprcdations committed.
Captain General Lersund had been authorized by
the Spanish government to suspend the death pen
atty at his discretion IN political cases.
The President Elect.
General Grant visited his headquarters Yesterday
and received the visits OF numerous friends among
them Speaker Colfax the Vice President elect |;
Senator WADE, Secretary schoneld and General
Thomas. In the afternoon Mr.. Colfax dincd with
him at his residence In street.
epeculations as to General Grants future Cabinet
ore rife In Warrington It seems to be settled
point that General Grant win appoint men to suit
che position without any consultation with party
leaders, and that he has already decided In his own
mind the names Of the entire Cabinet J. Lathrop
Motley or Edwin N. Stanton, IL Is thought has been
chosen for secretary OF State Admiral Porter for the
Navy and General schoneld for the war Depart.
ments.
committee will wait upon the President elect
to-day TO learn his desire in regard TO the Intended
demonstration OF welcome.
Miscellaneous.
According TO our washington correspondent the
proposition Of England for o mixed commission "a
settle the Alabama claims was agreed to by Mr.. Sew
ara provided the commission should also decide q,
70 the right OF England 70 accord the rebels beliee
rent rights. This was declined by the English gov
eminent, and It is now stated that new set OF pro
posals has been made, which incluie mixed com
mission.
Serious trouble il spprehended in ARK ansas, an,
Governor Clayton has authorized the raising o
10000 militia IN the state.
All IL quiet in Florida, no disturbance having ye
arisen from the feud between the Governor and tn
Legislature. The arms recently thrown from tn
cam have in great part been recovered and are Il
the possession Of the United states troops
Colfax and wade viii probably 90 West after Con