The New York herald., 1869-07-05
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The cable kilograms are dated July 4.
IL has been resolved by several members OF the
majority the Corps Legslan to propose that great
er development to the action OF the body be given;
that the reply in response to the speech from the
throne be restored; that wider range be gwen to
the practice Of interpretations that the right to amend
projects OF law be extended, and that the Chamber
have the right TO elect its president. The Great
Eastern is doing well; I2sI miles of cable were paid
out when last heard from. The negotiations from
the Franco-Beigan Conference closed satisfactorily.
The viceroy of Egypt has left Brussels for Paris
The prospective changes in the new Spanish Min
istry are freely canyassed. General PeZuela
arrested for military disobedience and conspiracy
against the government. The silence over General
Dulce's report about Cuba is causing much anxiety.
Tue republicans OF Seville creating much uneasi-
ness owing to their movements and the publication
OF manifestoes
General Pueblo has been ordered to relieve Gene
raj Letona, in command OF the Central Department.
The insurgents increasing In numbers around
Puerto Principe, but the cholera and yellow fever
are reported to be making sad havoc among them.
De Rodas Is attempting to pacify the Cuban ele-
ment, and IN consequence dissensions are again
breaking out among the volunteers.
The interview which recently took place between
Mr.. Thornton, the English Minister. and Sehor
Roberts the spanish Minister had no political sgni
ncance whatever and did not relate except casually,
to AFFAIRS pending between England this country
and Spain. The Spanish Minister has information
that De Rodas Is preparing for grand campaign.
st. Domingo.
Advices OF June 80 state that Luperon had cap
tured Samana and issued a decree declaring that Oil
negotiations made by Baez for the transfer OF
Samana Bay to other Powers null and void.
Venezuela.
General Pulgar, President OF Zulia, is reported in
open resistance to the government, with an army OF
5000 men, Maracaibo, very important port is In,
Zuiia and commission had been sent to pacify
Pulgar
Miscellaneous.
The instructions to Minister Sfckles were kept
very secret and have not yet transpired but it
since been intimated IN official circles that he
ceved no instruction relative TO the purchase OF
Cuba.
The campaign In virginia has shown up a new
feature In politics The radicals now refer the con,
servatve negroes TO the late bridge accident as
Judgment against them for their conservative views,
and the argument counts with considerable effect
among great many OF the ignorant and supersti-
tious blacks. The President has requested the
opinion OF Attorney General Hoar as to applying the
test oath TO conservative candidates chosen in the
coming election
The Pennsylvania radicals are disheartened over
the apparent cioseness OF the campaign about to
take place in that State, and John Covode and
delegation intend to wait upon the President and
demand place for some Pennsylvania In his Cabi-
net In order 10 inspire more enthusiasm among the
masses,
While the Fourth Of July being celebrated on
Saturday at Des Moines. Iowa, an anvil used as a
caanon exploded and Killed two men and team OF
horses and seriously injured several persons two Of
them fatally.
An accident occurred on the Louisville and Coving-
ton Railroad yesterday by which two men were
killed and seventeen wounded
The City.
Independence Day Will be celebrated in this city to-
day by parade OF the first division OF the National
Guard, the usual artfery salutes, the Ginning OF
Trinity bells, numerous mstnees excursions pic
MICS &c. and grand displays OF fireworks during the
evening. full programme OF proceedings win be
found elsewhere in our columns this morning.
Rev. s. ii. Tying preached the last sermon Of the
season at St. Georges church, in Stuyvesant square,
yesterday. During the ensuing two months the In
terror OF the church will be repaired and IL will be
opened again in September. Rev. ). W. Horne at
the WIlett street Methodist church; Rev. Pope Yea
man, at the Forty-second street Baptist church Rev.
Ii. ". Beecher, at Plymouth church, Brooklyn, and
other offciating clergymen at various churches In
the metropolis preached upon subjects appropriate
TO the anniversary OF the nations independence.
Richard Long, one OF the alleged Washington
street rioters, who was shot by ofllcer Campbell
died on Saturday night at the New York Hospital.
Some of his friends represented to Coroner Keenan,
yesterday that he was shot while on his knees beg
gng for mercy, and that the onlcers life was not in
danger at that time. Campbell was accordingly ar
rested on the Coroner's warrant and Is now at the
Tombs jury was empanelIed, and after viewing
the body Of Long was adjourned until Wednesday.
Prominent Arrivals in the City.
General w. q. Gresham and General Nathaniel
Kmball, OF Indiana; General A. w. Dennsop, Gen.
erai ID. S. stanton and General n. W. Bowman, OF
Baltimore colonel r. II. Cowan, of North Carolina;
Colonel John D. Perry aud General W. j. Palmer, OF
ST. Louis, are at the 81, Nicholas Hotel
General II. s. Lansing, OF Baltimore; Ed. An.
drade, OF Paris, France Rev. N. l.. Rice, President
of Westminster College, No. and f. Law Rogers, of
Baltimore, are at the Coleman House.
Governor Graham, OF North Carolina; Colonel
Middietown and Colonel Radcliffe, Of Montreal; W.
]. Hunter. OF England: Colonel Henry Allen, oi