The New York herald., 1869-06-09
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New York, Wednesday, June Q, 1869.
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Europe.

Europe.
The cable telegrams are dated June s.
The London Times OF yesterday had an article on
the Irish Church bill in the House Of Lords split
Is feared in the conservative ranks. Lord Narrowly
gave notice that he would move to postpone the
second reading of the bill for six months
The Ascot races commenced yesterday. The Ascot
stake was won by Bette Noir; the Trial stakes by
Vagabond; the Biennial stakes by rhormanby; the
gold vase. given by ner Majesty, by Thorwaldsen;
the Prince of Wales stakes by Martyrdom Qate Mar
tyr; the Queens stand plate by Gertrude, and the
fifteenth Ascot Triennial stakes by Formosa
Additional election returns have been received
from Paris. Seven Official and eight opposition
didates have been elected. serious disturbance
broke In the Montmare district Monday night.
The police were obliged to use force to suppress it.
Many persons were injured in the scuile, and about
one hundred and twenty were arrested.
The new constitution has been promulgated
throughout Spain. The despatch from the Acting
Captain General Of Cuba to the effect that he wants
no more achievements Is regarded with much
favor for the Spanish cause IN CuDa. The Duke OF
Genoa now appears candidate for the Spanish
crown. The Regency bill was read In the Cortes on
Monday Tor the first time
The Austrian government refuses to decide in
the matter OF the neutrality Of the suez Canal with.
out the cooperation OF France.
Troubles have recently occurred at Carniola, in
Italy.
King William OF Prussia and Count Bismarck
intend to pay visit TO Bremen about the 18th inst.
Miscellaneous.
President Grant Will attend the Boston peace
jubilee. He leaves Washington this evening for New
York on his way TO West Point.
The Attorney General is said to have hesitated q
long time before he furnished his opinion sus
tanning Texas court martial the trial Of citizen
for the murder of o freedman, and that his actual
view OF the law at first suggested entirely oppo-
nte decision, but that General Butler said he would
offer resolution on the subject In the next session
fhe tHoarl did not make an example OF some Of
these fellows" and under this pressure the recent
opinion was made.
The Attorney General OF Indiana has delivered an
opinion that acts passed by the Legislature Of that
State after the resignation Of more than onethird oil
the members elect were in accordance with the con.
stitution, and are therefore constitutional laws
The fifteenth amendment was passed by the same
Legislature under the same circumstances.
One OF the negroes wounded In the Washington
riot died yesterday and another Is believed to be
fatally injured. There were about twenty others
who received severe wounds, none OF whom are
now believed 10 be in any danger. None OF the ring
leaders have been caught.
The St Louis, No.. Board OF Trade is discussing
the subject OF direct trade with Europe, 1t having
been shown that ocean steamers Of light draft can
ascend the Mississippi 10 that city during large
portion OF the year.
Secretary Boutwell, yesterday sold 81 oos 900 In gold
for s2T7s,7l7 In currency, and has remaining in the
Treasury ss2 600 gold and s25 900 In cion
certificates.
The United States bonds the amount OF 81 900 900
stolen sometime ago from the phla-Benencial
Saving Society, have been recovered.
Mr.. Kennedy was before the Census Committee
again yesterday and strongly advocated the reten.
ton OF the old system In taking the new census lie
kept the committeeman In q roar by his onslaughts
upon the theorists
The loss to the government by the robbery Of the
santa F6 depository Is only about 100000.
In Lodi, N. j., yesterday, nve men employed in
she print works, who had been In the habit OF
drinking beverage composed partly OF oil OF
virlo and alcohol, were poisoned by taking arsenic
In their mixture through mistake for vitrioi -Four
OF the men died within a few hours and the nrth Ia
apparently dying.
Lieutenant Colonel Joseph G. Crane, commanding
the Fourth Military District was killed at jackson,
Biss yesterday by Z. NJ. Yerger. on whose property
he had ordered O levy In default OF corporation
taxes. The affair." 1t is said, had no reference to
politics.
The conservative republicans OF Mississippi. who
claim to be the true exponents OF President Grants
policy, have called o convention for the 23d inst.
In the Typographical Convention at Albany yester.
day the question Of proxy delegations was warmly
debated, and the credentials OF number OF such
delegates, among whom was the President Of the
National Union, we're rejected. In the evening ses-
sion an election for officers took place. and Isaac D.
George was chosen President
The annexation resolution was moved IN the Nova
Scotia House Of Assembly on Monday night, but dis
cussiou was avoided by mannuvre OF the govern
ment members and The resolution was defeated by O
vote OF seven to twenty.slx.
Several citizens OF Warren county, Ca, were ar.
rested yesterday at the instance OF the sheriff. who
was backed by two companies OF infantry The citi-
gens were committed to prison and guarded by a
strong force OF militia. The arrests grew out OF
political difficulties
At the trial OF q breach Of promise case at
wheaton, Ill, yesterday, Miss Amanda Craig, Of
Cincinnati, obtained verdict OF 100000 damages
against +. r. Sprague, OF Chicago.
new trial granted to the notorious Dan Noble
was commcnced In the Elmira courts yesterday. II,
a charged with the robbery Of the Royal Insurance.
Company.
Boston is nlllng up for the jubIlee and hsr oiti