The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-21

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parties, lost twenty years ago.
Three persons, ex-reyenue olcers, have been ar
rested in Richmond for selling counterfeit tobacco
stamps. The stamps are said to have been manu-
featured In New York ana thoroughly distributed
throughout tie South.
The City.
John Real. the condemned murderer Is SAID 10
have been riding about the city recently unfettered.
| except by the company OF a deputy sheriff.
The Grand Jury panel In Judge Benedict's court
| numbered several delinQuents yesterday. who were
ordered to snow cause on Saturday why they should
| not be punished for contempt. Among the number
IS James Fisk. Jr.
In Judge Bedfords court yesterday two boys
Michael Kavansgh and Joseph White were arragned
for stealing lady's watch on the street. John
Wilkins, boy OF sixteen was called as o witness
but positively refused to take the OATH stating that
the young highwaymen's companions had threat
ened him with personal violence II he testified, and
his elder brother had advised him not to do So No
urging could persuade the boy to give his testimony.
and finally he was allowed to go home, after pro.
missing TO testify at the next term.
Mayor Hall replies to Horace Greeley's recent
denuncation by offering to prove MIN monomaniac
before commission Of lunacy, and challenging him
to discussion on the stump the rural portions OF
the State.
ST. AIMS Protestant Episcopal church, on Clinton
ana Livingston streets, Brooklyn was dedicated
with imposing ceremonies yesterday. In the even
ing the pastor. Rev. Mr. Schenck, held leyee at his
residence.
The strike on the Erie Railroad terminated yester
day, the men returning to their work. The Buffalo
men, 1t Is reported. still hold out.
The North German Lioyd's steamship Deutschland
Captain Neynaber, will leave Hoboken at two P. NJ
to-day for southampton and Bremen. The mails for
Europe will close at the Post Office at twelve NJ.
The steamship Georgia, Captain Cutter, will sail
from pier No. North river at three p M. to-day for
Charleston.
The stock market yesterday was strong and active
Gold was quiet at $50 1905. The Gold Exchange
Bank Will pay twenty-five per cent on account OF all
adjusted claims on and after to-day
Prominent Arrivals in the City.
Major o. Townsend OF Kingston, N. Y; Samuel
4. Phillips, OF Philadelphia; Captain G. II. Vale, OF
the United States Army; Judge Bunslown. OF Salt
Lake City Colonel W. Butler, OF Providence, and
A. S. Hale, OF the United States Army, are at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
Colonel William de Haven, OF Philadelphia, are at
the ST. Charles Hotel
Ex-Congressman J. V. L. Pruyn and Major Peter
Gansvoort, of Albany, are at the Brevoort House.
Judge Farnsworth, OF Maine, and w. Fitch Of
Washington are at the Everett House.
Captain Wickham, OF Toronto is at the Clarendon
Hotel.
A. Van yechten, OF Albany; Colonel Tibbitts, Of
Providence, r. l., and X. NJ. King, of Albany, are at
the Hoffman House.
9. n. Adams, of Cohoes; 0. II. Wates OF st. Louis
and Vim. E. Downes, Of Burlington are at the Cole.
man House.
n p,,,z n,
are at the Grand Hotel.
Rev. DR.. Hedge or Princeton N j.: Henry Keys
OF Vermont; Major L. p. Bent, OF Salt Lake City.
and j. LaDgdon. OF Emira. are at the ST. Nicholas
HOTEL
Prominent Departures.
Major General Thomas, for California; Antonio ia
Cunha. Portuguese MASTER, for Washington; L. r.
Farchild. for Albany; II. L. Hodge, for Philadelphia;
$. Il. Spaulllng, for Boston.
The Spanish Revoluiion-Its Latest Phase
The Situation Critical.
All our latest news from Spain is Of a
piece. The revolutionary movement pro-
crosses, but daylight is not near. 1t is impos-
sible TO doubt that matters must be worse
before they can be better in that unhappy
land. All immediate hope of durable tran
qullity, of temperate freedom" must now, we
fear be abandoned Spain stands on the
verge of a gulf not dissmilar to that on which
stood France on the eve of the outbreak Of
1889 There are no doubt points Of differ
ence; but it may safely be said that Spanish
republic in 1870 is a much more likely thing
than was French republic in 1892. 1t is Just
as certain that Spanish republic cannot be
reached but by pathway Of blood.
1t now appears that Valencia, after all, has
not given up the struggle. Late advices have
it that when the government troops entered
the city they were received by the insurgents
with volleys Of musketry, and that, the fire
being returned, the fight commenced more
fercely than ever. The republican leaders
Salvochea and Cullen have been killed,
and the Regent thanks the army through
Prim for its loyalty and services. 1t is added,
however, that the garrison of San Matteo
meditated going over in a body to the in
surgents. The conspiracy, it is true, was
discovered and frustrated, but the great fact
remains that the army is not fully satisfied.
This news will fly over Spain, and we may
expect at any moment to learn that detection
ha become general. If anything were
needed TO prove that the present government
has been reduced to almost the last extremity
it is furnished by the letter which we pub
lished yesterday from our special cores
pondent at Madrid. Our correspondent finds
it next to impossible to have any news
been taken, but our kilograms have been
garbled or retained. The extremity Of the
situation is equally illustrated by the blood
thirsty spirit revealed in Prim's instructions to
the Captains General. When terror reicns,
when truth is so much dreaded, when the
national exchequer is empty and when money
| cannot be raised on any terms, the end cannot
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