The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-15
RIPPLE S III E E Il
EUROPE.


his words. "however moderate" Mrs. Lincoln was
in Paris. Austria is reinforcing her garrisons near
the Bulgarian frontier.
The Gear OF Russia has yet signed the treaty Of
peace with BOKhara.
Consols, "a money. Fivetwenties, y in London
and 75I5 q 757s in Frankfort.
Cotton dull and downward with midding up
lands at 1Od. 1890. Breadstufs dull. Provisions
steady and upward.
BY steamship at this port have a European
mail report in detail Of our cable kilograms to the
9Th or September, including the speeches delivered
by Minister Johnson and Mr.. Roebuck, NJ T., at the
cutters feast in Sheffield, England
MISCELLANEOUS
Tie Maine election came or yesterday and the
returns show complete triumph for the repub
cans by majority Of 10000 gain OF between eight
and nine thousand the majority OF last year.
A steady gain on the republicans was apparent in
nearly every town heard from far.
The stesmsl Up Henry Chauncey. Captain Conner.
from Aspinwall September g. at ten A. M. arrived at
this port yesterday. she brings her usual compile
ment OF passengers and cargo, with s4Ol, ois in trea-
sure by the Henry Chauncey We have additional
interesting details OF the terrific earthquake that con-
vulsed the west coast OF South America in the middle
OF August. strange phenomenon occurred on the
night preceding the earthquake. i'll the appearance
Or IA brilliant light in the northeast. which was sup.
posed to be connagratOn volcanic eruption
An enormous development OF electric mud filled the
air. In Brazil during the latter part OF July me-
teor was observed which disturbed magnetic IDstru
ments very greatly the compass oscilIatlng fifteen
degrees from north TO west.
Ty the Atlantic cable we have additional advices
rom Brazil and Paraguay. The Brazilian Ministry
had determined to carry on the war vigorously and
refuse all mediation Lopez had twelve thousand
men on the Tebicuari The iron-cads had gone up
10 AsuDcon. Sarmeneto the President elect Of the
Argentine confederation, had arrived AT Rio Janero
trqulza's rebellion had been quelled.
We have Geographic adyices from the Sandwich
Islands 10 the 29th OF August. Business was dull.
She Japanese emigrant aborcrs had struck, de-
handing their full pay every month. The Board OF
Emigration agreed to the demand, although the
former payment was according TO contract
We have correspondence and mail advices from
Sydney, New South Wales, TO August 2 including q
synopsis OF the news in the other districts OF Austria
iasia. Troubles had again arisen with the blacks In
Queensland, and thirty OF them had been deliberately
slaughtered by the native police The system Of OBJ
tanning South Sea Islanders for the culture Of cotton
In Queensland has become species OF lcgitimatized
pave trade, wanting In few OF the horrors OF the
actual African system. The new Ministry had come
into power IN Victoria the troubles with sir Charles
Darling having been adjusted. general confedera-
ton OF the Australian colonies IL talked about.
Queen Emma Pomare, OF the Society Islands. has re-
turned TO Tahiti and received a warm reception
from her subjects. The French Governor OF Tahiti
was discovered to have been a convicted criminal,
and the Queens chiefs had pettoned for hts return.
iic had had difficulty with the members Of the pro-
tectorl government and they had been ordered back
10 France. lie had also seized on the King OF IIua
FpNn
sgn new French treaty.
our Mazatan, Mexico correspondence Ia dated
Angus, l3. Great excitement was occasioned by the
receipt Of a telegram from san Francfco announc.
lug that secretary Seward had succeeded in pur-
Chasing -tuaoa and Sonora. The news was gener.
ally beAe q, the facts OF the withdrawal OF nearly
all the Nc can troops from the two states and the
arrival Of two high Custom House olIicals TO take
charge nj Mazatlan, one " whom IL an American
and both OF whom speak English being considered
ronnrmatory evidence or the truth OF the despatch
An iron steamer called the Dumbarton, which has
been fitting out at various piers in this city and
Brooklyn sailed under very mysterious oircum-
stances from this port about six weeks ago Inror
nation in the hands OF United States Marshal MURRAY
has led him 10 believe that her object Is 20 take a
cargo OF slaves from the coast OF Africa TO Cuba or
Brazil There was no evidence tangible enough 10
authorize seizure while she was in port, but later
Information has confirmed the Marshal In this belief
since she sailed II IL thought that she will stop at
one of the small Nova Scotia ports TO take In add
Lionai supplies Another vessel is fitting out here at
present intended It Is supposed for the same pur-
pose.
whalen's trial, for the ASSASSINATION OF darcy
Mcgee closed at ottawa yesterday with powerful
svmnine up arguments on the narts OF the principal