The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-16
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The news report by the Atlantic cable is dated yes
terday evening, october l5
The administrative centres forty eight cities. Of
Spain vote the monarchical principle by a large
majority; all vote the abolition OF the religious
orders, and seven against the clergy generally.
Cortes will assemble in December, Cuba and Porto
Rico sending representatives. Two bishops had been
removed by the Junta for encouraging Carist demon
STATIONS.
The English press appears to regret the election
triumphs OF the American republicans. Mr.. Glad
stone was on the stump In Liverpool. Edinburg
city tenders public compliment TO John Bright A
damaging petroleum fire occurred In Antwerp.
vesuvius was still In active motion. The Atlantic
cable tariff win be again equalized. Admiral Far
raguts movements attract it is said, the attention
OF some OF the Great Powers.
Consols, oiz, money. Five-twenties .21s in Lon
don. Paris Bourse firm.
Cotton quiet IN Liverpool, with middling uplands
at l0xd. Breadstufrs and provisions quiet.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Our Washington correspondence makes the i'm
portant announcement that a movement Is on foot
among prominent members OF the democratic party
to have seymour and Blair withdraw in view Of the
certainty OF defeat In the Presidential election In
order that new and more available ticket may be
dominated. IL Is stated that Mr.. August Belmont
has been advised with In the matter and that a COM
mittee will wait on Governor Seymour at Utica to-
day. The nomination, II Is also said, has been ten
dered Informally TO Chief Justice Chase who has ex
pressed willingness TO accept
The returns continue TO come IN from the recent
State elections some OF them olcia and others only
partly 30. The results IN Ohio and fsnnsylvana are
not changed by the fresh returns except that Phia
Selphia Is claimed by the radicals; but IN Indiana
ma rain IN
come The accounts conflict so that II N hardly pos
sble to decide In whose hands the State VIII be
found. The radicals claim q majority estimated
yariously ut from 1000 TO 1000, and the sanguine
democrats claim the same for their own side. In
Nebraska tho republican majority Is from 1000 TO
1880.
Advces from Rio Janeiro by the Atlantic cable
state that the allies had taken Tevlcuar Lopez had
abandoned the capital and gone unattended to villa
Rica small village IN the Interior.
our Panama letter IL dated October 0. The news
from Chlriqui was 30 uniav orabe to the State gov
eminent that the Isthmus was placed under martial
law and everybody was called to arms. Many OF the
citizens hid themselves and the police we're ordered
out to enforce a consumption by pressing every man
they could meet into the service The Chircanoes
refused TO acknowledge Correoso's government, had
raised 800 men well armed and had badly defeated
the troops sent out for their subjugatlon
our Lima Peru, letter l. dated September IS.
Shocks OF earthquake are still felt In Arequpa and
Africa but the cities 30 thoroughly ruined that no
further damage can be inflicted. recurrence Of
the yellow fever was apprehended at Lima and
Callao, and strict sanitary measures nave already
been introduced. Bata had issued q proclamation
pardoning oil the officers whom Canseco had ban.
ished, and returning them In their rank and giving
them their back pay. This includes among others
Prado, the deposed President, who has been exiled
In chile. At Buenos Ayres, August 25 freiphts
were aull. but beginning 10 improve. Business
peneraly the same. on the 10th OF August the Con.
gress declared Sehor Sarmlento President and Senior
Alsina vice President. Since the surrender Of tue
garrison OF Humaita there is nothing new from the
seat OF war.
our Valparaiso Chile, letter Is dated September
le Great fear prevailed that disastrous earth
quake ike that OF August last is about TO visit chile
as the same circumstances that preceded that terri
bile calamity In Ecuador had been observable 70
several days. The people OF Valparaiso had IN cor
sequence OF this apprehension voted, according I
custom. for a patron saint and had elected the sa
viour From Bolivia II is reported that Presiden
Mulgarejo had threatened 70 have Deputy Cabrera
one Of the members OF the House, shot for speec
he had made denunciatory VI the Presidents pole
in surendering the banks OF the Paraguay river I
Brazil, and was only prevented by the urgent advic
OF the Speaker OF the House from having person
logged who had applauded Cabrera,
our Havana correspondence u dated October i
The Captain General Sed his usual isSee On Quee