The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-29
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Now York, Wednesday, September 30, 1869.
Europe.

CaDle kilograms are dated september Is.
Father Hyacnthe will be defended before the
Council in Rome by four French bishops. The
Counter-revolutionarv disturbances in Barcelona
nave been queled Renforcements for the Spanish
army IN Cuba sailed from Cadiz. The King OF Por-
yugal Will not become a candidate for the
throne OF Spain. Charles Dickens speaks Of
materialistc progress and the future OF the
peoples. Cardinal Rodriguez, patriarch OF Lis.
bon, Is dead The Cardinal Archbishop Of Dublin
advises the Irish people to respect existing
Interests In agtating for Tenant Rights. King Vic
Tor Emanuel, accompanied by the diplomatic body,
will 90 to Venice to receive Eugene On her way TO
the East.
The London Times appears to regard the enfeebed
condition of Napoleon's health as a misfortune to
France and particularly unfortunate for the pros
poets OF his dynasty IN succession to the throne.
Disasters at sea during the late gales arc still
reported in marine circles in England
The Newmarket England, October races were
commenced.
The Sandwich Islands.
Advices from Honolulu to the 18th inst have been
received. Trade in all the islands was improving,
and agricultural prospects most naterina Several
severe earthquake shocks were felt In Hawaii in
August and fears were entertained Of still more
vere shocks in September. The snip Caao, with
- coolies from China, has arrived at Honolulu,
ana reports serious mutlny on board soon after
leaving port. An attempt to take the vessel was
made, but was frustrated by killing the leader and
wounding number of the mutineers.
MisceIIaneo
Cabinet meeting was held yesterday. but secre-
taries Cox and Boutwell, and Attorney General Ioar
were the only members present The state and
Post Office departments were represented 10y the
chief assistants
Secretary Boutwell, has written letter TO the ship.
owners Association Of New York, promising 70
cooperate heartily with them in promoting our
commerce.
John Covode and Senator Wilson visited the Presi-
dent yesterday and urged him, IN view OF the doubt
fulness OF Gearys election, to visit Pennsylvania
again. A fair is to be held at Allentown, which they
urged him to attend. He replied that he had already
been absent o great deal, but he would try to go.
Mr.. Covode then visited Secretary Cox and obtained
promise from him that the clerks in his depart
gould go home and vote without being locked.
eoH 4for Wilson plates Introducing q bill at
Mkt session OF Congress to stop the operations
W. fold gamblers in Wal street. He designs to
osKe 1t penal TO sell or Purchase gold unless the
n amount of coin sold is actually delivered.
r. hr John Rose, the Canadian. Minister Of Finance
H. u banqueted at Moptrea recently, and said in his
y fech that the Training OF the New Dominion had
9 tied her for Say destiny that may await her. but
nat she NUT beware, lest in seeking independence
She gras} at a shadow and lose the substance.
T. Prince Arthur left Niagara Falls on Monday night
Hick and arrived in Siincoe yesterday. lie Is still
accompanied by the Governor General
Frederick F. Low, OF California has been appoint.
Cd Minister to China in place OF J. Ross Browne,
removed.
The report that Secretary Fish had officially noti-
ned the Peruvian Minister at Washington that he was
interesting himself too much in Cuban affairs is un
true. The Minister is authorized by the action OF
his own government extend official courtesies to
the Cuban agents, and Secretary Fish cannot inter-
fere except by addressing the Peruvian govern.
ment-
The liabilities OF Clark Holt. of Rockville Conn.,,
who Is alleged to have absconded recently, viii
amount TO S250,000 the losses in many instances
falling on people OF moderate incomes
Mark Dedman, an Illicit dstiller in Caoosa county
Ca, was shot and killed recently by Deputy Col.
lector W. B. Whitmore, who was trying TO effect his
arrest General Terry at the request of the collector
furnished military protection for whitnore after the
killing until his trial, he being admitted to bail.
little school girl was playing on the railroad
track near Newark yesterday, when she saw train
approaching. She hurried TO get OF the track but
stuck haS foot careesslJ under the rail In her haste
ana could not extricate 1t. She was thus held on
the track until the train reached and crushed her.
The revenue Officers, assisted by the United states
cavalry, are very vigilant In Virginia. Thirteen
Illicit stills have recently been seized and destroyed
and twelve men arrested The revenue from the
distillation OF apple brandy alone in Virginia. 1t IL
believed, Will reach $780, 900, at nfty cents tax per
gallon this year, against SIS, 600 last year, when the
tar was two dollars.
The new national military asylum at Milwaukee,
WIS.,, was dedicated yesterday On account Of the
death OF General Rawllns who was-one OF the board
OF managers, the more imposing ceremonies were
omitted. The dedIcatory address was delivered by
General Butler. and short speeches were made by
Governors Fairch'ld and Smyth and Senator Car
penter. The building presents fne appearance,
and when completed Will have q frontage Of $40
feet ana Will comfortably accommodate 500
inmates.
drunken white man in Arizona severely injured
friendly Ind!sn named Zcrum. chIc OF one OF tue