The New York herald., 1869-11-29
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Europe.

Gable telerrams are dated November 2S.
In the Spanish Cores on Saturday resolution OF
pensure against the Cabinet was rejected The
Pope will announce the opening of the Ecumenical
Council In person.
urspecal correspondence from Europe embraces
an important original letter on the subject of the
composition of the 'qnternal worldr assembled in
Paris and the American representation therein.
Other matters OF interest in detail OF cable kilograms
to the 10Th of November are also treated by our
writers in the Ola World.
Turkey and Egypt.
Paris journal reports the State questions exist
ing between the Sultan and the Vceroy of Egypt as
OF a very threatening character. The Sultan may,
1T said depose the yiceroy unless the dimcuty is
adjusted by European arbitration.
Miscellaneous.
In the Currency and Printing Bureau OF the
Treasury Department at Washington late Saturday
evening it was discovered that $3.50 OF fractional
currency missing. After q strict search the
sum could not be found and all the employees, male
and female, were subjected TO personal examlna-
ton. Even tins failed to bring the missing cur
rency to light and about eleven O'Clock at night the
unfortunate employees were permitted TO return
home. Yesterday morning the lost funds were
found In room where they had been suffered to
remain through mistake in counting.
The Congressional Committee OF Ways and Means
meet in Washington this morning to revise the
Tariff bill. Judge Kelly, OF Pennsylvania, has pre-
pared long list of articles OF prime necessity to
be put on the free list which never be produced
in TINS country, but are now subject to excessive
importation duties. The committee will meet daily
until Congress assemblies.
The President has determined not to furnish the
press with copy of his message in advance OF ii
tv,n
until after 1t has been read In both houses.
President Grant hopes TO have the Darien ship
canal well under way before the close OF his admin
istratlon and to further this work has ordered tht
Secretary of the Navy to detail sufficient force u
make the necessary surveys OF the sthmus. NJ
doubt is entertained that the treaty already nego
tated Will be ratified by the Colombian government
and in view OF this. fact that government ha
accorded permission 20 the United States 70 caus
the requisite surveys to be made.
The reports OF the Secretary OF War ami his subor
dinates as also that OF General Sherman, have bee
sent to the public printer. With the exception O
that of the Secretary or the Navy the reports OF al
the heads OF the departments are nearly completed
None OF these reports, however, Will bo made publ
before they have been laid before Congress.
Mr.. Il. O. Snnen, fourth class clerk in the Trea
sury Department has been appointed executiv
clerk TO the President.
Early Yesterday morning Cornelius stah Ger
man only six months in the country, was murdere
In shocking manner at Newark N. j. Five person
are in custody but the supposed real murderer es
capped and was not arrested late hour last night
The affair Is shrouded in mystery.
A desperate fight occurred az Somerset, Pulaski
county, Kentucky, on Saturday last between o part
OF twenty regulatory and the friends OF notet
character named Cooper, who had been whipped b.
the regulators some time before. Three men wer
Killed and one mortally wounded
Henry M. Dunn, Of Albany who was bitten by
DOG in August last died OF hydrophobia on SATURDAY.
last.
The stockholders OF the Chesapeake and Ohio RAN
road have ratified a contract with New York captal
lists for the completion of their road. The New
Workers are To fnisn the road or got nothing 10
their labor.
The City.
The rumor that o large number OF Spanish memo
var had been ordered to rendezvous In this harbO