The New York herald., 1869-06-08
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New York, Tuesday, June s, 1869.
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Europe.

The cable kilograms are dated June I.
The London journals Of yesterday take up the Irish
Church question anu discuss the action of the House
OF Lords on the subject pretty freely. The STAN
dard Morning Post, star, Ne1cs, Telegraph and
Times have long editorials on the measure
strong pressure Will be brought in France to
bear towards defeating the opposition candidates in
the present undecided elections The balloting
quietly proceeded in the several departments yes
terday. The Emperor has no relish for parliament
tary government. The ultimate result OF the eec
tions is looked forward TO with anxiety. The Paris
races came of on yesterday. The great feature Of
the day the contest for the grand prize Of Paris
the gift OF the Emperor, aud the gift OF 0O0O0f.,
half by the city and half by the five great railway
companies OF France. The race was won by
Glamour. The Emperor Empress and Prince In
perial the ex-Queen OF Spain aud Queen Sophia or
Holland attended the races.
The Spanish government is much perpexed about
the position OF affairs IN Cuba. Uniavorabe tele-
grams are not made public.
Bisnop Lenz was arrested in Vienna yesterday by
the police because he refused to obey summons of
secular court.
The United states ship Saratoga sailed from Ha.
vana yesterday for Key West, with yellow fever on
board. The surgeon, Quinn. died Of the disease on
Sunday Pelaez, who escaped from the mob did
not go to Key West In the Contoocook as reported.
Mexico.
Congress adjourned on the slst Mariscal was
confirmed Minister at Washington, and Gomez Pa
acIos one Of the Commissioners for the settlement
OF claims between the United States and Mexico
Minister Rosecrans and Minister Teada both again
deny the rumors concerning the proposed sale OF
Sonora. Cauto, the alleged murderer OF General
Paton 1t Ia said, will be acquitted and the murder
will probably be charged on persons higher In
authority. Minister Nelson's arrival Is anxiousy
awaited.
Miscellaneous.
The municipal election took place In washinton
yesterday. serious riot occurred during the
day, owing 10 an attempt on the part OF a body
OF radical negroes to prevent conservative negroes
from voting. Pistols, bludgeons and stones were
freely used by the rioters and by the police and sew
era persons on both sides were injured; but nobody
is yet known to have been killed. The radicals 1t is
charged imported huge colonies OF outside negroes
for voting purposes. grand radical rejoicing was
held in the evening over the result Of the election.
delegation OF Georgia republicans waited upon
President Grant yesterday ana again urged the re-
moval OF Turner the negro postmaster Of Macon.
They said tina, Turner was so offensive to the people
there that decent white republicans could not re-
main In the town, and all business being driven
from II. Besides there has been no outxages or
disorders in that district. and # the appointment
was made as a rebuke IL was inflicted In the wrong
spot. The President stated that Turner would be
removed ano had already been informed that he
need search no further for bonds. 1t seems that
nobody in Macon would 20 his security.
The National typographical Union assembled in
Albany yesterday and effected an organization. The
delegation from the female compOstOrs OF New York,
consisting Of Misses Lewis and Howard were al
lowed seats in the body Of the Convention but their
rights TO full representation have not yet been de-
cided upon.
The United states Depository at Santa FG, New
Mexico. was broken open and robbed on Sunday
night. L. J. Collins, depositor was found dead,
shot through the heart. The amount stolen cannot
yet be ascertained but recently there $4,000
In the building OF which large amounts had been
drawn just previous to the robbery.
Commissioner Delano has been called upon 10 de-
eide whether the authorities Of the Western Penlten-
tiary OF Pennsylvania can manufacture, issue and
use their own revenue stamps, In sembance OF the
genuine ones 10 place upon cigars manufactured by
the convlcts. lie very emphatically decided that
they could not.
Rev. Mr.. Cramer brother-in-law OF the President,
has returned from Lelpsic, where he was consul
under President Johnson. On his return from West
Point the President will stop in New YORK at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Corbin, also brother-in-law.
Stewards cable telegram bill OF 600 900, It s stated,
has not yet been paid, although money was appro.
prated by Congress for the purpose
The Department OF State notifies applicants for
once that 1t will reply to their written applications
only when IL grants them ONCE
The brakemen on the Eastern division OF the Erie
Railroad struck for higher wages on sunday and
quit work. The superintendent failed 10 secure
other hands, and last evening their demands-an in
crease Of twenty-five cents a day-were acceded to-
The strike has ended and matters are now going on
as usual.
Mayor Hal sent in his FIRST annual message 10 the
Common Council yesterday. lie says that the city
authorities are not responsible for the tax budgets
a. the estimates prepared by them we're manipu
lated and altered by the Legislature The present
condition OF the wharves and piers not due 20 the
omissions OF the municipal authorties The revenue
from the city markets shows satisfactory Increase
Tao street ana rapid transportation questions are
discussed He says that the streets cannot be kent
clean unless the contractor Is paid better There
ought to be three improved lines OF railway running
the length Of the city. He recommends wholesale
widening extension and opening Of the streets be
low Fourteenth, the arrangement OF the Broadwa
sidewalks inside the storesso that tue carriage ros