The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-10
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New York, Saturday. October 10. 1868.
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EUROPE.

The news repor; by the Atlantic caoe Is dated yes
terdsy evening, Oetobere
Tie provisional Jun,a OF Madrid declares in favor
of civil ana religious liberty Slavery will be abol-
ishcd IN The Spanish colonies within ten years.
Tie Cubans in Madrid demand representation in the
national 5onte. Ex-Queen Isabella is to embark on
papn wa. ccvette at Marseilles for Rome.
Conso.S eiss eils money. Fivetwenties 7i'4 In
London ana u in Frankfort.
Cotton dun In Liverpool, with middlng uplands
at 1885 pence. Breadstufs quiet and upward. Pro-
visions quiet
, MISCELLANEOUS
Geographic advices from Mexico city to the LIST
inst. are received. Colonel Dominguez, one Of the
Vera Cruz rebels. had been pardoned. Mr. Plumb,
the American Charge d'Anaires, had given banquet
to the Cabinet officers and members OF Congress.
The report OF General Sibley on the Camilla riot
has Leen received at last by General Howard, ana is
published elsewhere In our columns this morning.
The main OF the riot il attributed to the inter-
ference OF q drunken white at the meeting held
by the radicals
Governor Bullock, OF Georgia, and General Meade,
commanding the military district, have issued APP
peas TO the people OF the State to maintain order
election day. Tho Governor charges al persons to
clam redress from the county sheriffs II their per-
sons are threatened their political rights are Denied
and in case tie sheriff does not listen to their APP
self General Meade disposes the troops In the State
TO the best advantages and directs his officers to
preserve the peace at all hazards without, how
ever interfering with the civT authorities or allow
ing political prejudiccs TO sway them.
The Alabama Legislature adjourned sine die yes
terday. without having passed an election BILL IL Is
generally understood that there Is time for regis
traLon.
II was rumorei az the White House yesterday that
Revcrdy Johnson had signed naturalization treaty
between tis Ualted States and Great Britain.
The limitation FOR the ratification OF the treaty
with DeamarA for the purchase OF st. Thomas hav-
Ing expired, Denmark 1t Is understood, has enlarged
IL, ct the request OF the President for one year.
The examination in the Gamble poisoning case
was continued on "Wednesday evening and Thurs
day, Margaret winke., the German domestic, be-
ing further examined. She testified that NJ. Cam
bic gave his wife drink, which she believed from
ITS appearance and smell TO be laudanum, and that
Mrs. HuJu5 had worn portions OF the deceased
wOmans clothing.
George /. Richardson, q Boston banker residing at
Longwood, while iabog1ng Under q III OF insanity
yesterday morning before daybreak, cut the throats
Of his two sons the eldest OF whom was only tbir-
teen years Of age ana then ned. lie was afterwards
found in his barn. The eldest boy has since died.
but the other may recover. Mr.. Richardson has
been complaining OF his head for some time having
been sunsruck last summer.
John Perkins was hanged at Portsmouth Va yes-
terday, for committing an outrage on a Miss Sarah
j. Ford some time ago on the scafold he met
death firmly, declaring that he was innocent.
The case OF Josephine Brown, who Is charged with
completely in the murder OF her adopted Child,
Angie Stewart, came up IN the Court Of oyer anu
Tcrminer at Hudson, New York, yesterday, and was
postponed untn next term. Joseph Brown, her
Inn RI mo1 fort tn Iao xfav mo
case is known as The Canaan murder and is rcpletc
with horror.
A party OF teamsers attacked band OF friendly
Indians near La Paz, Arizona a lew DAYS AGO. XIII.
ing fifteen OF them, among whom was the Moaye
chief Coshcocanna II Is thought this attack win
provoke q retaliatory war.
A fire in san Francisco on Thursday night de-
Btroyed the Franklin House and three adiacen,
buildings. Several lives were lost, and i've dead
bodies have already been found in The ruins
THE CITY.
The Unitarian National COME lence closed Its an
nuai session yesterday. motion TO print Dr. Bel
lows sermon after considerable discussion wa:
carried by voe OF 104 to H. AT call fol
subscriptions or donations bouquet was presented
by young lady and sold at auction TO Dr. Bellows
for $500. DR.. Bellows then delivered an address In
which he took occasion TO withdraw his threat o.
secession as he was satisfied with the action OF TIA,
Conference After other routine business the Confer
ence adjourned sine dte.
Howell Cobb, OF Georgia, dropped dead suddenly
at the FIFTH Avenue Hotel yesterday His wife ast
daughter and two Southern gentlemen were with
hlm at the time.
The General Convention OF the Protestant Episco
bal Church OF the United states held It's third regu
lar session and second business meeting yesterday u