The New York herald., 1869-09-06
Europe.

Europe.
Cable kilograms are dated September s.
Private advces from Paris represent Napoleon's
health as in critical condition. His strength was
exhausted from the effects Of severe paroXysm OF
illness which he suffered on Saturday Contradtc.
tory reports represent the Emperor as almost con-
vaescent The Huss memorial celebration In
Prague was largely attended, French visitors and
Russian sclaves being present. The proceedings
were Of q polltico.religious character. Ex-Queen
Christina, OF Spain, and Don Carlos are expected at
Vichy. Ten thousand Spanish troops will be de.
epatcbed as endorsements to the army In Cuba.
The German Catholic Herarchical Convention, in
session In Frda, adopted line OF action or plat
form to be observed by the prelates in the council
IN Rome. 1t is tolerant aud independent In tone
yet IN spirit OF complete submission TO the call OF
the Holy See. The Austrian bishops did not attend,
as they Will assemble in convention IN Salzburg.
Egypt.
The Khedive Of Egypt accepts the terms Of tributary
allegiance ald down IN the recent cabinet letter OF
the Sultan Of Turkey. His Highness will conse-
quenty reach Const antinople IN friendly spirit.
The French Minister in Constantinople advised him
by telegraph to adopt this course.
West Indies.
Havana dispatches state that Santiago St. Do
mtngo. has been surrendered to the revoutiouists
under Cabral. Azua is still besisged. The French
loan has failed
President Salnave OF Hayti was defeated and dan.
gerOusly wounded at AUX Cages on the 22d OF
August. Gonaives has been captured BY the Quaker
City and Florida, rebel gunhoats. which have re.
Gently received additional armament from New
York. salnave is reported to have issued proca-
nation abandoning the struggle
Another shock Of earthquake was felt at st.
Thomas on the 10th ut. lie TeegraIo Is still al
Toriola,
Puerto Principe advices state that the insurgents
were repused three times at san serapio, and sus.
tanned loss OF ten men.
verczueia.
Don Guzman Blanco has been driven from Carac.
cas- by mob for alleged sympathy with Pulgar's
bell!0n. President Monagas Is q: Porto CaVello
aanizlng an army to attack Pulgars forces at Mara
caibo.
Miscellaneous.
The steamship Hornet s still being overhauied by
the Custom House authorities at Halifax, but so far
nothing suspicious has been discovered. The cap.
tain has entered protest against further search or
detention.
Sir John Young the Governor General OF the New
Dominion, held q levee at st. John on Saturday,
and in speech at the dinner, stated that opposl-
that the New Dominion, led on by England, would
speedily become prosperous nation.
Secretary Rawlins commenced sinking rapidly
yesterday, and now lies beyond recovery. He has
been perfectly conscious throughout his Illness and
yesterday received the Methodist baptism and
nent and arranged all the papers that affect the
future OF his family.
President Grant left Saratoga on the six O'Clock
train last evening, direct for Washington to attend
the bedside OF his dying comrade, Rawlings.
Senator Fessenden's health has so far improved
that hopes are now entertained of his recovery.
Rolls OF Honor, Nos. is and 10 have just been
issued by the Qrartermaster Generals Department
The Third Assistant Postmaster General intends to
change the designs Of our postage stamps again.
The heads OF Washington, Jackson, Franklin, Lin
coin and Jefferson are to be represented the new
ones in profile bust and the color is to be red.
terrible conlagration occurred at Goldsooro n.
c., on Saturday night by which the Wayne House.
Masonic Hall, lumber yard and ten warehouses
were destroyed. Loss sl2j, ,o00 Tie Offices OF the
Messenger and the Post newspapers Were also de.
stroyed. They Will resume publication soon.
The City.
A cat-rigged sailboat was discovered capsized OF
Fort Richmond yesterday, and 1t is feared that the
party who were last seen in her, six or seven per-
sons. are lost. A coat was found In the locker
Wihch appeared 10 De the property OF Arthur Swar.
tout, OF No. $50 Broadway.
The fire and wrecking steamer John Fuller be.
longing to the Metropolitan Fire Department. left
yesterday for Philadelphia, where she is TO Try to
force the water from the Schuylk river into Fair
mount reservoir.
Berkle. the German einigrant, who Is reported 70
have been so severely beaten by policemen. is on
Wards Island rapidly convaescI1g. From his own
statement it seems lie entered police station by
mistake and called for lager beer wheieupon he was
seized put in o cell and beaten. A Coroner's Jury
yesterday rendered a verdict recommending that
further investigation OF the case should be made.
Prominent Arrivals in the City.
General Robinson, of Binghamton Captain r.
Leltch, Of the steamer City OF London; General r.
ID. Raum, OF Illinois and L. Tholnas of Georgia, are
OF the St. Nicholas Hotel.
General T.. Jardine, of New Jersey; II. II. Chandler
OF Michigan; Charles A. secor, OF Washington Terri
tory; Colonel G. l.. Andrews. OF Boston, and
Samuel ioar OF Washington, are OF the Astor
House.
General Evans, Of Canada; e. II. Crosby, OF Chi
cago aud d. RUIZ, of Cuba, are at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
LORD Adaire, of England, is at the Breyoort House.
Prominent Departure.
Governor stockdale left yesterday for Texas
THE LATEST KiSs ron SpAIN--Thomss
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