The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-24
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Europe.


Paris renamed perfectly tranquil. Two OF Napo.
Icons ministers were elected Deputies OF the Corps
Legisatf for districts in Paris. number of Liver
pool corn merchants some having extensive trade
connections with America failed The Bishop Of
Havana reached Madrid from CadZ under guard.
One hundred and fifty Catholic bishops, number Of
them nom America, have reached Rome. The
Spanish government viii prosecute bishops who left
the country for Rome without executive permission.
The Duke or Genoa ls still the layore for the throne
of Spain.
by steamshtps-the city OF Washington and Java
we have mail report in detail OF our cable tee-
grams TO the l4th Of November.
Premier Gladssone's speech IN Guildhall, London,
the subject OF the general condition OF England
at home and abroad, the situation in Ireland, the
actual state OF the relations 10 the United STATES and
George Peabody's nemortam appears in our
columns, with variety OF other interesting matter
including the points OF the electoral circular issued
by NJ. Ledru Kon IN Paris relative to French I'M
perlallsm and popular rights.
Egypt.
The Sultan OF Turkey protests against the act OF
naturalization Of the suez Canal by the Viceroy as
IN infringement Of his sovereign right.
AN Egyptian steamer was aground at Suez.
Africa.
Doctor Llvingstone's safety ia matter OF absolute
certainty, the Governor OF Bombay having received
letter the explorer himself dated in May, 1869
Venezuela.
Our Caracas correspondence, dated November s,
gives details OF the capture Of Maracalbo by the ma
toual troops. Pulgar's troops surrendered as soon
as the government forces appeared before the town
and Pugar ana fifteen or his adherents sought
refuge on board the British steamer Cherub, which
was not granted them until they consented to give
up their arms. conspiracy was afterwards DIS
covered among them to seze the CheruD, and there
upon the commander steamed with them to jamaica
where they are to be tried as pirates.
Miscellaneous.
Admiral Porter and Assistant Secretary OF State
Hunter were examined before the committee .nves-
tgatng Faragdayan AFFAIRS yesterday relative to the
laws regulating the relations between naval officers
and representatives abroad Both seemed to think
that the law was good enough as 1t stands II II were
more distinctly expounded.
Admiral Poor has been ordered to bring the rest or
the crew OF the steamer Lillian to Key West from
Nassau, provided they pledge themselves to prospect
the neutrality laws in future.
The French government having discontinued levy
ing discriminating dutes upon goods introduced
into that country in American vessels, President
Grant has issued proclamation aoollshng similar
restrictions upon French commerce with the United
States.
General Sheridan Is quite H.
Two men were sca!ded fatally IN Louisville yester-
day by falling into slush vat OF boiling water In a
pork house.
New YORK capitalists have taken hold OF the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railroad and propose to complete
1t at once.
A Japanese prince arrived in san Francisco from
IIai A.
ton OF the Japanese In the sandwich Islands
More gold mines nave been discovered in Alaska.
General Ihre has been elected delegate to con.
gress from that Territory
In the New York Supreme Court yesterday Nor.
man I. Smith obtained a verdict OF $4,000 damage:
against the Central Railroad Company for injuries
received at collision OF trains that road Smith
was engineer Of one Of the trains that conided,
The city.
The Spanish gunboats were not seized yesterday
owing to the non-compleuon Of the necessary docu
ments. The nbeiling afndavit is made by Selo
Alfaro, or the Cuban Junta. who charges that th,
gunboats are intended to MAKE war not only upor
an established government in Cuba, but also upor
Peru. The Runboats stlll under the survelanc,
OF our navy, and will probably he taken possession
OF by the Marshal to-day
In the alleged blackmailing case yesterday, tn,
prisoner, DR., Wedekind, was examined. The s1,o0
which he had received from Mrs. Caller the com
pianant, was returned to that lady by Judge Hogan
ana WedeSlnds eoil was nxed at $4,000; but peIns
unable to produce 1t he was remanded, and the cas-,
was adjourned until Thursday.
Mrs Wallace who leaped from the fourth story
window OF the burning house IN Furman street Oh
Saturday, gave birth to stubborn child In the hos
pltal on Monday. The unfortunate woman still
lives but IS unconscious.
LIZZIE Rice, young lady or twenty.tnree wa!
ta&en TO Bellevue Hospital ola saturday. uelnr fonn,
on she streets suffering IRON premature labor /
seems taat she married the sou Of
wealthy English family IN Bridgeport, Conn.
but tho family refused to acknowledge tn
pargiage, aud her husband being 4 iqniol