The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-06

Europe.

Europe.
THE cable kilograms are dated August 6.
Baron Won Beust expresses the belief thas II no
takes place during the four years the peace
OF Europe for . long period beyond may be con-
sidered certain. The Emperor OF Austria has re-
fused to pardon Prince Karageorgewch. accused Of
assassinating the Prince OF Servia.
Napoleon intends to issue manifesto announcing
- the last act OF his personal government the re-
duction Of certain and the extension OF the ed
ucationa system OF France.
the Irish bishops have resolved upon holding .
General Synod, at which the lsity as well al the
CLERGY will be represented. Provincial synods viii
also be convened to consider local changes.
While the religious ceremonies were progressing
In the cathedral Of Tram, Sicily, the occasion OF
the celebration Of great festival, the drapery OF
the altar caught IRE, and the congregation be-
coming alarmed rush for the door was made aud
several people were tramped to death.
Cubn.
Private letters received In Washington state that
the volunteers in Puerto Principe committing all
sorts OF outrages Provisions are scarce. Fighting
u reported In General Jordan's department. A night
occurred near Santiago. in which the Spaniards
were whipped. decisive action will take place
within twenty days.
Mexico.
ceived. Several prominent citizens and foreigners
had been arrested Q charge Of attempting to as.
sassinate juare7 and de Te)ada. Minister Nelson
had refused to intercede for them The Indian war
In Yucatan Ii extending The revoiutionists in
Tamanlipas have been defeated. The Supreme
Court Judges are to be impeached. Negtete was
plotting revolution in the capital.
Jamaica.
Our correspondent in Kingston. jamaica writing
on the 2ist Of July says:-The Bank OF England has
accepted the proposal Of Sir John Peter Grant ex-
tend over period OF thirty years longer the guaran
teed loan which 1t advanced the colony and to per-
init the investment OF sinking fund of fl5OoO per
snnum In the purchase Of jamaica debentures
Miscellaneous.
The Tennessee election came OF with no unusual
disturbance yesterday. The result Is not yet plainly
Indicated but Senter Is running very strongly in
West Tennessee ana most probably throughous the
State
The radical republicans have carried the election
In Wilmington, n. c., for q member OF the State
legislature over the conservatives.
The nominating convention OF the National Union
Republican purity Of Mississippi has been called for
september
The Laboring Mems Convention at Virginia City
New, denounces Chinese immigration as likely to
produce another bloody and "irrepressbie counictn
The Usage Indians In Kansas, whose lands were
sold In 1865, under the "Sturges treaty." to the
Leavenwortn and Galveston Railroad Company for
nineteen cents An acre, have denounced the treaty
as fraud and swindle. Mr.. Sidney Clarke, who
took part in the late Indignation meeting Leaven
worth, where senators Ross and Pomeroy were de-
nounced for fayorng the treaty, has report OF the
proceedings OF the Indisn council ana win lay the
matter before the authorities In Washington.
The Grand Jury OF westcbester county yesterday
concluded their investigation into the abuses and
insecurites Of Sing Sing Prison and the Jail at
White Plains. They also found about twenty four
indictments against convicts for escaping or at
tempting to escape.
The Coroner's inquest on the body Of Mrs. Hobbs
VINO was killed by Major White In Boston on Tues.
day night was commenced yesterday and Will con-
tnue to-day. SO far additional particulars OF In
terest have come TO light.
Hatton, the colored Councilman OF Washington
city, has poured another broadside into his radical
colleagues who snubbed him on account Of his color
at the Gettysburg monument dedication. He says
that his colored friends among their constituents
Will send them and Mayor Bowen to private life at
the next election.
General Rosecrans has arrived at San Francisco
from Mexico, and has been serenaded by the Young
Mems Democratic Club
Numbers OF Officers who took part In the battle OF
Gettysburg have arrived the ground to attend the
meeting to designate the position OF the troops on
the day OF battle, although the occasion was some
time ago postponed until the 23d.
The iron miners N Essex county, N. T., are on a
strike and have forced others to stop work. The
sheriff, with strong posse on hand.
writs OF ejectment were recently served on the
negro squatters occupying the cabins Tsyior's
farm, near Norfolk, Va; but the sheriff was in
formed by the negroes that they did not recognize
the civil laws and could only be eJected by the mill.
tary.
The City.
The President and family left on the Mary Powell
yesterday for Garrisons, where they the guests
Of Secretary Fish
The Spanish Minister is in this city but his obsec,
has no direct connection with the seizure of the
spanish gunboats. He Is awaiting instructions from
Madrid The boats still remain under Indictment
and more explicit instructions as to what Is TO be
aone with them will probably be received from Sec.
rotary Fish to-day.
John wardeii, o boy of sixteen, who IL In tho
House OF Refuge, was brought before Judge Nc.
Gum on q writ of nabeas corpus yesterday, when
he stated that he was compelled to sandpaper shoes
SIX hours day and sleep in cell ut night. Mr.
Deadey. oficcr Of the House Of Refuge. said n
considered that good mode OF discipline. The
case Will be continued To-Day.
young man only nineteen years Old known
more prominently under the aliases OF William Raj
feriy William Stanley and Harry Howard, was yes
terday arrested on charge Of stealing nearly yea
ago $3.50 from Lewis G. Thomas. druggist in Crane
street, by whom he was then employed as clerk
Judge Kelly committed him 70 the Tombs TO answer
the charge in default OF 1900 bail
Prominent Arrivals In the City.
Count Campo. OF Havana is at the Breyoort House
r. Is. Morgan. OF Aurora, and W. l.. Marshall, o
the United states Army are at the Astor House.
Alfred Ely, OF Washington; II. W Southwosth. .