The New York herald., 1869-06-16
TRIPLE S HE E 7
New York, Wednesday. June 10, 1869.
Europe.


Europe.
The cable dispatches are dated June Is.
The London Times again takes up the Alabama
claims and states that England is ready to submit
her offence to the decision OF any tribunal Several
London journals comment favorably on the passage
OF the Irish Church BILL and Mr.. Bright gives some
sound advice to the Lords The Times also CON-
ments the late elections in France In favor Of the
Emperor.
The Alexandra is ordered to be sold by the Ad.
mralty Court.
Prince Arthur will visit Canada in the fall and
perhaps also the United States
The new transatlantic cable from France is fin
ished, shipped and merely awaiting a calm sea to
commence laying.
Count Audrassy denies any warlike intentions on
the part OF Austria, as she only wishes for peace.
Cuba.
Details have been received OF the recent fight near
Puerto Padre by the Spanish agents IN WASHINGTON
Alarge force Of Spaniards twice repulssd by half
the number Of Cubans. The disagreement between
Spanish officials and the volunteers rapidly demo-
ralizng the government troops, and a large num-
Der OF desertions to the Cuban army is the conse-
quence.
The Spanish Minister in Washington recently
called upon Secretary Fish in regard to the recogn
tility towards Spain, and. considering that the
United States was acting arbitrator and mediator
in the war between Peru and Spain, it was one OF
the grossest insults to the United States. Ii
appears that the Peruvian and Spanish Minis
ters at Washington, pending the arbitration,
have been carrying their diplomatic busl-
ness with Cne another entirely through our
State Department. The Spanish Minister has,
therefore, informed the Secretary OF STATE that
his opinion Spain no longer bound by the arrange
ment entered into for arbitration. In conversation
with our reporter the Spanish Minister stated that
the Cuban revolution was about suppressed, that
the troubles among the volunteers Will not amount
to much, ana that Captain General De Rodas will
be installed In his office without difficulty.
Mexico.
Extensive gold fields have been discovered in Co.
lima The custom house officials at Guaymas, 1t Is
reported have been ousted by the Governor for not
furnishing funds to resist the Indians. Vega was
expected to inaugurate revolution in Sinaloa, but
Rubis forces are too strong for him. It is reported
that Vega had landed at Santiago.
Paraguay.
No news has yet been received from Minister
Mcmahon. He has not been heard Of since Decem-
Der last, when he was at Asuncion. Our Minister TO
Uruguay has informed the Brazilian and the Buenos
granted TO United States escort to pass through
their lines to seek for Mcmahon the United States
would fall back on Its own resources to obtain the
communication Commander Kirkland also cor.
responds with these governments very sharply.
The New Dominion.
The Noya Scotia Legislature was prorogued yes
1erday By Governor Doyle, who expressed himself
anxious to have the evils which burdened the Pro-
yin a,,ds ~, Inval tba Naua
to the Queen and the British institutions main.
tanned.
The Toronto Corn Exchange has passed resolu-
tions favoring heavy duties on American produce
and virtual closing OF the Canadian markets to
American dealers, In return for the failure OF all ef
forts to secure a reciprocity treaty.
British Columbia.
Governor Seymour, Of British Columbia died on
the 10th inst and the senior member OF the Colonial
Council has assumed the duties until successor Is
sent from England.
sitka reports an extensive failure-that OF II. d.
Eenhorst Co., produce dealers. whose liabilities
are quoted at 100000.
The Plains.
The Indians continue their depredatons in Kan.
sas. Two men were recently killed near solomon
city and two more near the Lone Tree, on Platte
river. The Indians above Fort Benton are reported
to be fighting among themselves
The Indian prisoners recently at Fort HAYS,
about fifty in number, are being carried under
guard TO Camp supply, where they are to be re.
turned TO their respective tribes IN order IL Is said
to make peace with those who are hostile.
Miscellaneous.
The Supreme Court Of Georgia yesterday rendered
decision that negroes were eligible TO Office In that
State Judges Brown and Mccoy in favor and Judge
Warner dissenting.
telegram from washington saws that 1t Is not
true that Minister Motley, In an Official communica
tion In London intmatcd that the administration
concurs In the reasons that led the Senate 10 reject
the Alabama treaty His instructions were TO ex.
plain the circumstances leading TO the rejection OF
the treaty, without committing the government TO
any policy, but TO have all negotiations deferred in
definitely.
The government printers IN washington held
meeting yesterday and denounced the National Ty-
biographical Union ior its resolution charging them
with working with a "rat'-Teferring TO Douga ass,
the colored printer.
The fight between Nike McCoole ana Tom Allen
came of yesterday, but on the ninth round Allen at
tempted TO roupe McCoole's eye out. foul was
claimed, whereupon the crowd cut the ropes and
broke up the fight. The referee was threatened,
pistols being presented at his head, and he was
afraid TO give a decision The decision win prob
ably be given this morning in favor OF Allen who II
n believed had maintained his superiority al
through the nght
The convocatlon Of Knights Templars in Philadel
phis took place yesterday. grand procession and