The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-03
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Europe.
tine cable reports are dated December 2.
The British Ministry resigned yesterday. Prime
Minister Disraeli published address announcing
and defending the resignation.
Mr. Sullivan, who was suspected OF Fenian sym.
pa.hies and whose name was struck from the COM
mission OF the peace, was yesterday elected Mayor
oil Cork, Ireland.
Government advices, dated yesterday state that
Manzanillo Is closely beseged by the insurgents and
tina; the saueduct which supplies Santiago de Cuba
with water mas been destroyed by them. Dissen-
reported to have broken out between Perez
and Cespedes the revolutionary leaders. Business
Is perfectly stagnant IN Havana Merchants refuse
TO make advances to planters on their crops.
The Indians.
General sheridans Official account OF the fight at
the Cheyenne village on Friday last rs already pnb-
lished. IL appears that Black Kettles band is the
same that committed the nrst depredations on the
Saline and solomon rivers. During the progress OF
the fight white woman and boy were
brutally murdered by the Indian women.
Two white children recaptured. Our
loss was two Officers and nineteen enlisted men
killed and three officers and eleven enlisted men
wounded The march OF Custar's command was
made in q driving snow storm.
General Harvey reports that the sioux and other
tribes on the Upper Missouri express themselves
anxious 70 go on the reservations allotted them.
Miscellaneous.
In conversation recently Senator Cameron OF
Pennsylvania, told the Washington correspondent
OF the HHRALD that hrmness in the admins
yratton OF the laws viii restore TRANQUILITY
and that nrmness is what the country
obtains in General Grant The night before the vote
was taken on impeachment be said General Grant
visited Ben Wade TO urge on him the restoration OF
General sheridan 60 his command in Louisiana as
soon as he lwade) became President. Butler, he
said, came near being the present President. Lin.
coin wanted him to run the ticket 1854 for Vice
President but General Butler then thought the Vice
Presidency an exceptonabe place
The Electoral Colleges cast their votes for Presi-
dent and Vice President Mt their respective State
capitals yesterday In some OF the southern states
the impressive from the fact that IL is the
first occasion OF the assembling in any OF them OF
an electoral college Buchanan's term, and also
that coiorcd electors in instances cast their
votes.
Certain New York merchants are trying their best
60 have Secretary McCulloch nullify the
regulations relative to the execution OF bonds
cure the payment OF duties. One merchant OF this
city threatens to be OF 100 to influence and
regulations are repealed within ten days.
The trial Of Thomas Burns alias "Brickley.n and
George Wilmington, charged with the murder
81 Charles NJ. JeTerds, commenced at White Plains
yesterday. Tue murder took place IN Sing Sing
yenitenary las; May, all the actors in the AFFAIR
being cony'ci- serving out their ierms. The case
was opened by District Attorney Bates In q speech
or some length after which considerable evidence
for the prosecution wa; taken.
The trial Of the Taylor win case was concluded al
white Plains on Tuesday. evidence being given TO
show that Mr.. Taylor had spoken OF Mrs. Catherine
Taylor IA his wife and recognized as such. The
case for Che defence was all entered and after the
closing arguments Of counsel the jury rendered a
verdict for Mrs. Catherine Taylor A stay OF pro.
ceedings WAS granted for thirty days to allow the
case TO be taken TO the Supreme Court
The trial Of Deacon Andrews for the murder ~
Cornelius Holmes, at Kingston, Mass, last MAY was
commenced at Plymouth yesterday.
General Grant arrived IN Boston yesterday morn.
ing, completely thanking the large crowd Of eager
appellants who waited for him at the Sewport line
depot Large numbers Of citizens called upon him
u The 81. James during the day.
Tho National Board of Trade met at Cincinnati
yesterday Frederick Frailey was reelected presl.
sdcnt report from the Executive Committee was
received and read greetings were sent to the Bir.
mingham tEnrland Board Of Trade and an adjourn.
nens took place until this morning.
The execution OF Wells, Wilson and Rounds, who
murdered the captain and mate OF the schooner
Brave Ia Chesapeake Fay last March, win take place
on the sth OF January In Princess Anne county, Md
The Commissioner OF Agriculture IN his annua
report, speaks encouragingly OF the revival o
southern agricultural interests.
the Alabama House 81 Representatives. has passe,
bill repeating all laws against the intermarriage o
whites and blacks
Judge Barker, OF the Supreme Court, Burao. ha
decided that o mans wife cannot he his partner il
business.
The City.
superintendent OF Police John 4. Kennedy wa
arrested Jy Deputy sharfrs Barker Rnl RYAN yessei