The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-09
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Cable kilograms are dated November s.
Queen Victoria directs that George Peabody's re-
mains be honored by public funeral services III
Westminster Abbey and afterward deposited In the
royal vault pending the removal TO America.
Aman, who had been prowling about Compeigne
France, was arrested on Sunday. lie was armed.
and avowed his intention to shoot Napoleon. The
Foreign Minister OF France is seriously Ill. Paris
remained exceedingly anxious as TO the condition
OF health OF the King OF Italy ExQueen Isabella, or
spain countermanded the order Tor the publication
OF her abdication in favor Of her son. Madrid re-
mains agitated. Austria has subdued The Damatian
Instruction. Napoleon is to stake measures
against revolution In Italy, should King Victor
Emanuel die.
Our special correspondence from Turkey and
Europe proper. In detail OF our cable telegrams Is
dated to the 10th Of october and embraces matter OF
great interest and utility
Turkey.
The Sultan appears disposed to acceds TO the for
elgn diplomacy seeking to obtain the free navlga-
ton ofthe Danube.
Russia.
The son OF the Emlr Of Bokhara has arrived In ST.
Petersburg He enjoyed cordial reception from
the Emperor Alexander.
Mexico.
A most appalling inundation has occurred In the
vicinity OF Merida. Yacatan. involving great los Of
life and property. The town OF Multunchae was
entirely destroyed and the cemetery demolished
leaving many corpses and skeletons floating in the
waters. The roads IN the country have been rem
dered impossible by the deposit OF the debris OF the
food.
The cholera still prevails in the interior towns.
The yellow fever has appeared at Puerto Principe.
Captain Harris, late commander OF the steamer
Lillian which had Gocouria's expedition on board,
arrived in New YORK yesterday IRON Nassau, where
the vessel was seized.
The cfrlcers OF the prlvateer Hornet were brought
to Brooklyn yesterday In charge of Marshal Foot OF
who held them In $1,000 each to answer before the
United states Circuit Court.
miscellaneous.
Senator Morton has had interviews with the Priest
dent and Secretary Boutwell, concerning more cur
rency for the West and South. he says both sections
need larger supply 10 carry on their business re
qurements, and 1t ia probable the Secretary VII
make q recommendation to that eject In his repor
TO Congress.
The bonds purchased by Secretary Boutwell, hav,
been counted and the result shows that up K
November /, s17.s44, 500 had been purchased on &c
count OF the sinking fund and sa5,0000 O0 as specia
purchases subjectto the future action Of Congress
The gale on the Lakes has not yet abated, and ha'
elready been productive or several disasters
The bark Naomi went ashore on Lake Michigan, and
the captain, ms wife aud one seaman were drowned
and the schooner Titan was wrecked near Peatwater
on the samolake, with loss OF eight lives.
The Secretary Of the Avondale fund has at last
made statement He has received ss1. 2sg So Of
which sl0123 SO has bean paid to the widows and
orphans, $57,s5o 60 has been invested partially In
United States and railroad bonds or deposited al
five per cent interest and $12666 05 remain In his
hands to be invested soon ID railroad bonds.
The Evangelical diyines Of Boston a'c preparinq
10 receive Father Hyacinthe on his arrival in that
city. letter was read from Nun at a meeting yes
terday accepting the honor they propose TO pay
him. but stating that no 10 Catholic stll, and vii
remain one to the end. His purpose in coming t
America was to escape excitement and he INTENDED
20 return to Europe soon.
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