The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-14
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Cable kilograms dated November 1s.
The Italian Cabinet approves, 1t IS said, unani-
mously OF the candidaure OF the Duke OF Genoa for
The throne OF Spain. political amnesty was
spoken OF and expected in Madrid. AID
mlral Topete was elected Vice President OF
the Constituent Cortes The garrison OF Paris ia to
be reinforced. The Rochefort radicals, had
another demonstration in Paris but the police
did not interfere with them. The Bishop OF Havana
was arrested al Cadiz. The late Mr.. Peabody aug
mented the Peabody fund largely just previous 10
mis- death.
BY steamship at this port have very interesting
mail details OF our cable kilograms from Europe and
the East to November 2.
Egypt.
The Empress OF France left Cairo for Alexandria,
having remained some few days in the former city.
Paraguay.
Prince d'Eu, commanding the allied army. is
reported to be marching to Curupatty to relieve an
allied force there surrounded by Lopez. A new
conspiracy against Lopez has been formed and
Paraguayan deserters report his position desperate
Cuba.
The Havana Dtarjo yesterday had an article de-
clarlng that there were but two elements OF popua-
ton in the island, the Spanish and foreign and that
the enemies Of Spain could not remain there.
Miscellaneous.
The funeral OF Robert J. walker took place with
impressive ceremonies in washington yesterday. 1t
Is said the last work which Mr.. Walker was
engaged was q statistical article showing that New
York In time would surpass London as commercial
centre
Mr. J. Watson Webb talked for four hours yester-
day before the committee investigating the Para
guayan trouble. He devoted most OF that time to
reeountlng his own diplomatic career and making
suggestions relative to naval etiquette. The CON-
mittee very patient, and will hear him again on
Monday.
The question Of removing the capital Will probably
be brought up In a contested election case early In
the coming session OF Congress, A member elect
from Alexandra. Va, Will have his admission op-
posed on the ground that Congress could not cede
Alexandria to the State OF Virginia after the limits
OF the District for the location OF the capital had
been fixed; and that, therefore, Alexandria s part
of the District and the District must always contain
the capital.
From the report or land companies out West, II
seems that European colonization the Plains
ia becoming quite extensive. Twelve hundred Eng
lish families havefounded village which they call
Wakefield in Kansas, and have established there
school for the reception OF orphan boys from the
reform schools Of London. Large numbers Of emil
grants from other countries are also settling ou
there.
A class OF thrty-nne young ladies attended tn,
lectures OF the Pennsylvania Hospital In Philadel
phla yesterday, with the male Students Severa
severe cases were examined, and mans foot wa
pa TALLY amputated but tho lady students bore thu
ordeal with complete 1rmness.
old Virginia experienced snow storm yesterday
The monitor Dictator sailed from Fortress Monroe
yesterday for Key West.
The City.
Judge Hogan yesterday decided that james
McGnness who Is charged with seducln
Bridget Geary, an emlerant girl, should pa
her two dollars q week, and fifteen dollar
for her expenses during confinement. He SAL
In his decision that the Emigration Commissioner
are 10 blame for signing applications In blank, and
that In similar cases hereafter he would refuse 4
entertain the complaint II the applications ar
signed without the Commissioners having had
personal interview with the complainant
The mystery OF the dead children In o chimney o
the house No. l62 East Twenty eighth street still
remains unsolved, although coroner's investiga
tlon was held yesterday. Efforts are being made Il
ind Mrs. Wright the dressmaker, who moved ou
OF the premises last May.
The stock market yesterday was heavy and lower
with feverish undertone, which was partially dis
sipated by the favorable bank statement wher
prices became 1rmer. Gold rose to l27x. bu
closed finally at 1901.
Prominent Arrivals ~ the City.
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