The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-07
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EUROPE.

BY special telegram from Madrid dated Monday
night aud forwarded through the Atlantic cable we
are assured that the provisional government, with
Prim and Serrano in charge OF Affairs may be re-
garded as firmly constituted. General Prim reached
Madrid on the 5th instant. Cortes will be assembled
The majority OF the people are in favor OF repub
lie. Espartero supports the provisional arrange
ment.
The news report by the Atlantic cable Is dated
yesterday evening, october O.
The King of Denmark In his speech to Parliament
said he desired to maintain peaceful relations with
Prussia. The Scheswig-Iolstein negotiations with
Berlin had been 80 far without result. The Danish
Parliament postponed the ratification Of the sale OF
St. Thomas and the property to the United States for
one year.
Consols OAK for money. Fivetwenties 73E in
London and 1874 in Frankfort. Paris Bourse frmer.
Cotton easier In Liverpool with mddling uplands
ut 105ld. BreadstufIs and provisions without marked
change.
BY steamship at this port we have very interesting
mail details of our cable kilograms from Europe
dated 10 the Goth OF September.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Spanish Minister at Washington, notwith.
standing the revolution SpaIn win continue to be
recognized by our government until the gov
eminent OF Spain shall otherwise determine.
Lieutenant Cusack, OF the Ninth cavalry, recently
attacked an Indian camp In Southern Texas, near
Fort Davis, killed between twenty and thirty OF
them, destroyed the camp and recovered large
amount OF stock. The Kiowas and Comanches who
are on the Arkansas river. reported py General
uazen to have joined the Cheyennes and Arapapoes.
Our Panama letter Is dated September %. james
L. Baldwin, o resident OF Troy, n. Y, where he has
wife and daugher, shot and killed Mr.. Parker, SUI
terintendent OF the Isthmus Railroad. He then at
IN Init faii al woa m
oned. Trouble was expected in Chiriqul Marshal
Falcon OF Venezuela had arrived on the isthmus.
There was nothing OF Importance from the interior.
y Additional particulars OF the naval engagement In
Hayden waters state that the batteries at Petit Co
ave were sllenced by the Gaatea since named the
Alexandra Potion, aud the troops on shore stormed
aud took the place.
by Atlantic cable IL is reported that President 10.
per OF Paraguay had arrived at San Fernando with
10000 men. villa del Pillar, the chief port OF Para
quay, had been occupied by the allies as base Of
operations against Tebicuari.
The propeller Perseverance, Captain Fitzgibbons,
plying on Lake Ontario between Oswego and the
welland Railroad, was destroyed by nre few miles
Off Putneyville yesterday morning before dayb
The captain and nineteen persons, including mother
and her daughter, persisted.
The lower house OF the Georgia Legislature yester.
day adopted report o: the Committee Eligibility
declaring that after a full investigation they had
found republican member named Beard TO have In
his veins more than one-eighth negro blood, anC
thereupon Beard was elected. After this decision
the House adjourned sine die.
The Corporation Counsel OF Richmond. Va. ha
furnished an opinion to the City Council to the eec
that the small city notes issued during the war can
not be paid, as the State constitution forbids tn
payment Of any Of the rebel war debt.
1 A decision was rendered yesterday In Toronto 1
relation TO the Reno-Anderson extraditon case
The prisoners, who are alleged express robbers. cor
nected with the gang In Indiana, OF which porto
was hanged last spring by vigilance committees
General Grant was present yesterday at the iayin
OF the corner stone Of the new state House al sprns
Ved, ILL., - '"fs I. ~
The American Board OF Commissioners OF Foreig
Missions met In Norwich, Conn, yesterday.
The Alabama Registration bill has been signed D.
Governor Smith and an election bill has been passe
which makes IL misdemeanor 70 challenge votel