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Tong ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

$50 m. Mall FOR Greenport
1880 Rosu Glen Cove Locust Valley Harrington and
NoribporL n.
Sd. n, Rvsrbead Express Train.
D. m RosyB Glen Locust Valley, HunuhssoS abe
Nor,hport -.
gp TO- sr Rosyu Glen Cove Locust Valley and North IslP
! D m from Hunters Point for JsnaicA and Hampstead
All trains q Branch for Hampstead
Sunday ROsn Glen Cove Locust valley Huntington hd
N0r'Hp''" 'e~'e "uN''' . ~ ~ l. d. BARTON Sort
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9tntistru.
MtSnal.

A SPECIAL LIST of 20 valuable PRIVATE
~ MRDIC WORKS invaluable those who need
REGENT " tampsby X WILLIS NO. JOS Dtosoway n. l..
Use the celebrated PINE TREE TAR
" DROPS. for
COUGHS. COLDS, CONSUMPTIONS,& &C.,
Nann y,d and sold by JOHN KORRARBNS go Thrave be-
tween Pseh and Forty ar, EewYOrk Sold also BY all the
prnepsl druggists. .------
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8mtirg StaNtmits.

SdHlHY cFIHUI"'IFS'
A DODWORTHs CLASSES for DANCING
~ Ne 27 fhh ave. Mondays and Thursdays TuSsii'
FRIDAYS
Al No cal Rhb,v. on Wednesdays Saturday. Saturday
Fihb the door.
Also Evening Classes Mondays aud Thursdays Tor Gentlemen
Send for circular
I'VE GARMOs DANCING ACADEMY, 81
Fourteenth will SATURDAY sept Is
Morning afternoon evening Tuesdays and Fridays
dly and SATURDAYS nsuetos Light Gy Hnso by d. MARTIN
hondGrs and Thursdays 81 ..
uLASKOs ACADEMY. OF DANCING, 90
West Thirty ourbs Morning sad Afternoon classes daily Gen
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praifssiunaI Mutitts.

BLOOD, MANH0OD.-Dr. 0LIN, 81 Bond
"a Of Union reputation the unor1nAte boarding
Ia desired matter who failed state your ease
cor rse se0d two STAMPS for pamphlets bours
10 q Sundaya evening 3tO !.
nR. LEWIS, No. Z Beach-st.. makes speciality
otang diseases wthou, These afflicted should be
careful 10 Sad lie hI place The Dr. has given his attention to those
diseasra fr thr last 40 IN New York tu -
nR. f. b. FOOTE, Author of MEDICAL
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Office Of East twenty eRhthsI One
hcurs from 10 a N. I'll I p IN. Consultation free
pADICAL CURE-WithOut knife, caustlc, or
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Sitnatiuns Mant,N .NIaIts.

DEPARTMENT % PUBIC Ca.KIIfu AID CoKHgcripN
EREE LABOR BUREAU. PLlMPTONs
BUILDING Ninth and faciors Mann
ct1 Par.rs Merchants and others requiring MAI help be
olce Tree Of charge o. 81 LOSEB suPL
rI'O PRINTERS.-A Job COmpositOr. of first
class abilities experienced az Foreman desires ENGAGEMENT
10 capacity Good reference furnished Address INTEGRITY
Thhnue O6ce
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MRS. GARRETSON's

ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN.
No. 81 WEST FORTY SENESTH-SI.,
WILL OPEN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER H.
Por Cirtuars apply shove
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
WI INSTITUTE GRO ". CLARKE A NJ, PnaeP'l VP,u' iu
Annual Session No 20 wAhng,ou'q5i, Of
Fsurb and Nusdoug. Sept - 1909 sadsnusf all are al
Hsd Departments for Which they prepared
Ceul i1d ut,r,iss, Phuep. the Ia'Ois ali hOur Of
day and evening.
Mrs. PARKS AND MRS. BENEDICT's Eng
wi h and French BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES No l51 MEdsB' TbuEsooudt Sspt
~ FoT seulars Applr "a s1oFs
MISS WARREN SCHOOL for BOYS, Ire
IVI LINE Hal Cbave bet Nk f ia ElFush lud FTsseh
taught shng school for boys unr vel 70 al,
MISS VAN WAGENEN
WI u Der Board ard Day School m Young Ladies aud
Children Al 10 - Fact ForJriHth't 90 THURSDAY. SEPT ~
SOMERS MILITARY ACADEMY at Somcrs,
- Wsstehesr Co. y Capt JAMES WHEELER, Jr Graduate
q. 8 Military Academy, West Point Superintendent
TTNIE DONALD HIGHLAND INSTITUTE,
~ T. ROBERT DONALD A. Tate u w. Seams Collie. ate IN.
tute Late ~ PrncpA and proprietor Winter ~
weeks Nov TO- Crcuhu and Information AZ Sbner "a
BroadSSJ3 Jobusous "a Nassau At. Andnfihe prnepiL
FTHE ENGLISH, FRENCH and CLASSICAL
SCHOOL ofDE r. BERTEs Sfpi 20 II No go Boadvy
There Gymua'um Crcuan a, LOCkNOODs No bl' BoalNsJ
YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY, Stamford, CT.
Il T. G. LOOMS. Principal
WANTED to purchase some tirst-class second
w band School Furniture condition. Address TEACHER,
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TJ1RDTH: A NEW and LIVE Paper. (See
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DARTrAN and DEL BAY RAILROAD.
For LONG BRANCH, RID BANK, BklChsBtR9, MAN
CHESTER lows RIVER &e, BY Steamer JESSE HofT az "
10, hon reT 81. tsot DuaussA -
Sept %, lSa w \ SNhnhN, General hausg,t
YOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- ISLAND WINTER ARRANGEMENfOn sBi a0sr October
rs the Sle Roosevelt aud Gfai - Ferries as follows
ass Mall anl Passenger hr PchasIsi u Dr Nerfict
$40 n 10 Enpress Paichsgas 43l Aesommoiaren ~
ipon SATURDAYS through laehug 1 30 for Meif,s
SATURDAYS rogh Blhynn All trains cuuucd AZ Waller SaH
{. W. DOUGLAS, SapshpeaJssI
The New York herald., 1869-12-10
CUBA.

Heavy s;torm-Depnrture or Captain General
Duicc's Wife for EurOpe-Excitcment In
Havnnn Over President Grants Message
Sympashizers Of ti,e Revolution Disnpp oint.
cd-Thc sspaniards Sutisficd-Attack on n
slpanisi, Provision Train by the Patriots.
HAVANA, Dec s, 1862
heavy storm from the north has prevailed for
the last two days.
Count Pozos aud General Duce's wife have sailed
for Europe but for what present unknown.
The message or President Grant, which was tele.
graphed here from New York on Tuesday and pub
llshed In the papers Of this morning, has caused
intense excitement. The sympatnlzers with the
revolution are disappointed but the Spaniards are
satisfied, and LOOK upon the message as harbinger
OF peace and prosperity In the island.
The news from the interior OF the island is unim-
portaut.
While a body of troops were conveying provisions
from Manzano TO Las Tunas they were attacked by
insurgents The fight lasted two days. from morn
ing until night. The losses are unknown. The insur
gents harassed the troops the entire distance but
the convoy reached Las Tunas.
The New York herald., 1869-12-10
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Reception Of American Naval Officers by the
Hlng-Chincsc Inmigrnti0n-ArrivaI of the
Whaling Fleet.
BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. g. 1869.
Advioes from Honolulu TO November q by the
steamship idaho have been received.
Minister Pierce presented Rear Admiral Turner,
Copeain FRANKLIN OF the steamer Mohican, ana
other naval olcers to the King the nth OF Novem
bef. Rear Admiral Turner made a speech in which
he EXPRESSED his pleasure In making the persona
acquaintance Of his Majesty. He SAID the American
people took great interest In the success and pros
perty OF his kingdom, and desired 10 cultivate
kindly relations with his people. He regretted thai
the vessel temporarily bearing his ag OF class
that forbade receiving MS Majesty on board with
proper hOnors.
The King responded, and said, thnt he was always
grAtned to welcome the naval officers OF the United
Admiral on the present occasion. lie satd he had
received frequent assurances OF the interest and
GOOD will OF the government ana people Of the
Unised States for the welfare Of his Kingdom, assur
ances upon which he had the fullest reliance, and
which were cordially reciprocated ey himself.
days with the exception Of the Helen Mar, when
had gone to Milo.
a national salute was fred from the Punch Bowl
battery and by the United States steamer Mohcan
on the 2Sd ut. In memory OF ex-President Franklin
fHe English gunboat Chameleon arrived at Homo
lulu November Il.
The United states England aud France, by Joint
treaty, having guaranteed the independence OF the
Kingdom on the 2Sth OF November, 1s4J, the author
The total catch OF the whaling fleet SIX vessels, In
the OchotsK sea was 2s35 barrels Of OIL anu 800
uOunds OF bone; OF the Arctic fleet orty Vessels.
a. ITO barrels OF oil and 575, 1913 ponnas OF bone
The New York herald., 1869-12-10
TENNES SEE.

Proceedings in the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ae;,inst Observation-Disclosures OF State
R.,iiroats-The City Bonds OF Nashville
The State School System.
NASHVILLE, Dec. o. 1860.
The State Senate to-day passed, on its first read
ing, bll providing that person shall be indicted
for an act committed while serving soldier dur
ing the late war, and dsmisslng all pending prose-
cutions Of the kind.
The resolution Of the House requiring the Gov
to send to the Tennessee Senators and Repre-
sentatives copies of the memorial asking Congress
to compensate the Tennessee railroads for losses
sustained during the war was adopted.
The ratification OF the lease oil the Nashville and
Northwestern kailroad was consummated.
The House adopted the amendment 20 the Senate
bill, on tine third reading, authorizing Nashville TO
sell her city bonds to the amount or S500.00O, aud
passed, the second reading the Senate bill chang
ing the common school system. The blll leaves the
question OF schools to the counties ana authorizes
them 10 vote tax for Schools
The New York herald., 1869-12-10
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAREEr.-LoNDoN, December o.
4:a0 L. M--Consols closed at ga for money and
g2l1 O 92ss for the account. United states hvc-
twenty bonds 1867, S5ts 1865, old, Si4; 1867, S96
ten-forties, S1x. Erie Railway shares, 20ta; I-
nois Centras, 99s.; Atlantic and Great Western
26A
PARIS BOURsE.-PARIs December 9.-The Bourse
closed frm. kentes ~ II. 80c.
FRANKFORT BouRsE-FRANKFoRT December o.
United States bonds closed active and firm. Five
twenties 99A 90X.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPooI, De-
cemDer o--4:30 4. M.-The cotton market closed
steady. MiddnR upands, 1lId.: mlddling Or
leans, I'D. TIc Sales oi the day nave been $4,000
bales, including 1000 for speculation and export.
HAvRE CCrroN MARkET.-uAvRE, December D.
Cotton closed quiet on spot ant to arrive.
LryERPooL BREADsrUFFs MARKEr.-LIvERPooI,
December s-4:30 p M.-The market Is dull. Corn,
2as. per quarter for European.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERPooI,
December 9-1 p. M.-Pork nat. Lard nrm.
LoNpoN MARRET.-L0NDoN december 9-Tallow
quiet. Lnseed cakes, Gl0 les. per ton Tor thin OBJ
long, for feeding. Sugar quiet both on the spot
and ahoat. Refined petroleum. frmer. Turpentlne
quiet CaIcntJa nseed, b9s.
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANrwERP, December o.
petroleum closed firm.
The New York herald., 1869-12-10
ALAE ANA.
.-~~->~o.o>o-.>o->ooooo/

Legislative Oceedings-G0vernment Of Mo-
biie--State Aid to Railroads.
MONTGOMERY, Dec. 8, 1869.
In the Senate to-day there was stormy debate
over the bill to break up the present city govern
ment OF Mobile and turn it over to a triumvirate,
consisting Of the Lieutenant Governor, Speaker Of
the House aud the Attorney General. 1t was
amended SO Us to give the power OF appointment to
the Governor ana was tnen recommltJed
Bills were introduced to allow State endorsements
to the bonds OF the Chattanooga and Alabama RAN
to the amount OF S3,O00,000; to the Mobile and Mont
gomefy Railroad TO the amount OF S20o00 000 and TO
the South and North Alabama Railroad 10 the
amount OF SO, 900 coo.
In the House. by vote OF forty two to twenty
nine, Mr. Brown democrat, was declared not en-
titled TO his seat motion was made to recon-
slider the vote tomorrow.
The Grand Lodge OF Free and Accepted Masons
OF this State Is III session LII tins CITY, Over 400
MasonS are In attendance.
The New York herald., 1869-12-10
TIE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Rest Newspaper in the
Country.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD or the present week, now
ready. contains tile very latest European News by
the cable up to the hour Of publication; also Tele-
graphic Dispatches from Cuba, Mexico, Hayti and
other points. II also contains the Presidents Mes
sage; the Report OF the Secretary OF the Treasury:
Report of Secretary of the Internal Revenue Depart
ment: Manifesto from w. s. Godoe and F. L. T.
Harrison on the Mormon Schlsm; an Account OF the
Loss OF the steamer ID. G. HasKn; Current News OF
the Week; Amusements; Faceti9; Foreign Intelli-
gence Scientific: Sporting Religious ana Literary In
telligence Washington News; obituary Notices; Edt
toriai Articles the prominent topics Of the day;
Our Agricultural Budget; Reviews OF the Cattle,
Horse, Dry Goods ana Boot and Shoe Markets; FL
nancial and Commercial Intelligence, ana accounts
or all the important and interesting events of the
week.
TGaMs:-SIngle subscription, SO; Three ccpies, $5s
Five copies, SIS; Ten copies 10; Single ccpies i've
cents eacn. A limited number Of advertisements
Inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
The New York herald., 1869-12-10
NAval INTELLIGENCE.

The United States steamers Resaca and Onward
were at Panama November IL. The former arrived
the day previous from San Francisco and the latter
on the 18th from Callao.
The United States steamer Tnscarora arrived at
Aspinwal on the II uit., ana was there the 25sh
Tne United states steamer kearsage was at
Callao, Peru on November A. the Nyack lett that
port on the 4th Tor Il practice cruise.
BOSTON, Dec. 0, 1889.
The double-turreted monitor Terror, for merry the
Agamenticus, put IN commission yesterday.
She is III command OF George NJ. Ransom. Her des-
tination Is unknown.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Q. 1869.
Lieutenant Francis NJ. Barber and Ensign G. +.
Morton have been ordered to the Michigan. Master
II. W. Mckee Is defached from the Michigan ana
placed On waiting orders. Ensign II. NJ. Taiman IS
detached from the Portsmouth Navy Yard ana
dered TO duty III the Bureau OF Navigation.
The New York herald., 1869-12-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MAnKe rs.

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. q, 1863
Cotton closed qulet receipts I03, baos expors coast
Wise Sc bales saleg 100 bales; low middug Is &c.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Dec 9, 1863
Cotton active and frner sales o bales
l .Is7 bales; middng, 23c. u 23ac.
SAVANNAH, Ca. Dec. 9, 1863
Gotten closed firm; receipts a3i0 bales; exports, itg5
bales; sales, 6al bales mdding, 2itlc.
CHARLFsToS, 6. c., Dec. q, 1854
Cotton closed active at advance of Ne saca O bales
miding at &c. s3sc. Receipts, 1,iDS bses. Exports
lcoastwisel, l,o.3. ~, a., -, a ,.,o
The cotton market cosed firm, with good and general
demand. sales $50 bales; mddnga, 239gc. 25.c;
ceipts, g,3 bales; exports, ~ bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 4, 1869.
Cotton closed buoyant at i A6c. for ddling sales
StO bales receipts S2i7 bales; exports Liverpool lo
hxlc0
The New York herald., 1869-12-10

welfare OF present and future me Is S0s' vui
steps TO heaven BY the road OF shis wQrA. .s. xna
Jesus was the nrst VINO knew how 70 pnise sus
worldly with the heavenly; the Jews nos !" Ho IA
prehend 1t. The American country u De- tneo W "
the foremost natlon OF the gIobe-he gran UNION o.
humanity. The admirable constitution, nicn nas s
been formed on the basls OF cosmopolitan ssSo ~,
TO humanity whole continent. There wVS. ~ ai. Us
JUNCTION OF nationality, religion or color undt tno
constitutions; one language from one emu Oh to tn
country to the other, aud schools for all aikA " ~
educate them. BY this the American people are dA '
tined to be the first nation Of the world.
Alter quoting The Bible and indul2ing IN some
remarks purely eccesastlc, he alluded TO the Pres
dents Messageto that portion Of II which referreo
70 the general prosperity or the cOuntry-and came
70 Tue conclusion that IN the principle OF seifgovern
ment, and freedom OF speech and thought
lay the root OF all the prosperity OF the Ameri-
tell them that to be free they must ioli0w the exam
PIE OF America and walk IN the path OF Jesus CHRIST,
who Is the grand hope OF mankIud.
The New York herald., 1869-12-10
cOLusioa BsTwtEs 4 fs .EBaaT AID A sTtAaTua.

The Brooklyn ferry boat Manhasset and tue tupboat
lhenx coiiided at haif-past eleven O'CLOCK yester-
day morning, between the Futon and Catharine
ferries, on the Brooklyn side OF the river. The
cabins OF the Ranliasset were about one third nlod
With passengers VINO, under the circumstances,
displayed reinarkaa ole degree OF ealinncss Inc
ladies, OF whom there .were qulle number, saoAed
some alarm aud were unusually ANXIOUS TO see tne
Doat reach her slip. large hole OF abo9t iouf ess
Mannasset, and az 1t was just below the
water line she began 20 fiji very rapidly.
the coal i'm The hold was changed 10 the
opposite size and the passengers were also trans
erred, which had the eect OF careenng inc boas so
that the hole WAS brought above the water. Toe
boat was soWcd into the slip at the foot OK Main
street, brooklyn. oY the tugboat WslI'sm A. Hen.
ueSacY.
The New York herald., 1869-12-10
ROME.
ENGLAND.

Jon Davis Bonds Going Up on 'Chnnge-Tho
Telegraph System-The PeaIapay funeral.
LONDON. Dec 8, 1859.
The prices Of the American Coniederate-Jeff
Davis-bonds have improved recently in view OF the
proposed settlement Of the Alabama claims.
The government will take possession or the teIe-
graph lines Of the country the LIST of February,
according to the provisions Of the law recently
enacted.
The delay IN the sailing OF the funeral Meet is in
good part owing to an accident which occurred to
her Maestps steamer lnconstant, which went ashore
at the Isle OF Wight She is dock at Plymouth
undergoing repairs.
The New York herald., 1869-12-10
EAv CATION on The HUDSON.

The River Frozen Over at Coxsucllie-TrivOli
Ferryboa.s stopped Running-Vessels Ice.
bound.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, n Y, Dec. 9, 1859.
The weather is very cold and clear No boats
have passed Coxsacke since Tuesday, and foot pas
sengers VIII be able cross the river the Ice at
that point tomorrow morning. The ferryboas
Tlyoi thirty miles further south, has ceased run
ning A steamboat Is expected from Rond0ut TO-
morrow take the barge Harvest Queen from
Tlvoll. At Rhinebeck tue river ls ch0ked with
heavy anchor ice and the ferry trips very rregu
lar. The barge Enterprise, heavily laden Tor New
York, can't get away The steamer Ansonla was
one hour going one mile this afternoon. The Utica
passed here going south today. No sail vessels
have been visible today.
The New York herald., 1869-12-10
THE NEW DOMINION.

The Red River Rebcllion--NIr. Donaid G.
smith to Succeed Governor McTnvioli-The
Troubles Subsidinx-Governor BIcDougnlps
Future Movements.
OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 0, 1869.
Mr.. Donald G. Smith, who arrived here O few days
ago, received cable despatch yesterday from the
Hudson Bay Company to proceed at once to the Red
river to assist Governor Mcravish In the admnis-
ira tion Of the Territory to succeed HIM IN case of
his demise
Dispatches received by the government from Mr..
McDouran ana Governor McTavsn represent the
difficulties In the Territory TO be subsding.
Governor McDouGali WIN enter the Territory as
soon as the Queens proclamation reaches hiia, and
the authority OF the Dominion government and the
ouestion of the Territory Will sc at once announced
by him in o proclamation dated from Fort Garry.
The Executive Council Will meet at once, and every
easonablesreprescntatiou from the ha'ioreed popu
lation VIII receive the earliest attention oil the gov
ernmcnt or the Territory.
THE Case of Cauldwel, the Alleged ACCOM-
plice in the New York Custom House
Frauds.
MONTREAL, Dec. 0, 1859.
Cau,dwe was brought before Justice Mondeet
to-day on q writ OF habeas corpus. Messrs Ramsay
and Kerr appeared for the United States, and John
Hylliard Cameron, Deylin ana Carter for
the defence Thcy made application for the dis
charge Of the prisoner, On the ground that Judge
| Coursol under whose warrant the arrest was
| made in ontario, had right to issue a warrant
| for arrest beyond his Jurisdiction, which they
| held confined to the province OF Quebec
Ramsay and Kerr argued that Ooursol's jursdfcton
| IN OF this nature extended over the Do
/ miniou. Judge Mondelet gives his decision on
| saturday morning at eleven O'Clock The prisoner
/ meanwhile, Is remanded back TO jail. lie Will be
brought before Courso tomorrow but Will likely be
! remanded 10 await the decision of Judge Mondelet.
Coursol is the Juage before whom St. Adams raiders
were tried
Fire and Gnnpowdcr Explosion ia Pctcrboro.
| PETERBoEO Dec. 2, 1859.
Several stores on the corner OF George and Hunter
streets were destroyed by fire yesterday Loss about
| $4,000, An explosion OF gunpowder occurred by
| which severa. men were seriously injured. Some OF
them are not expected 70 recover.
The New York herald., 1869-12-10
THE PLAINS.

Lawn Of wyoming for the Snfefy OF Rnii-
road Empioyes-The Woman suffrage
Vote.
CHICAGO Dec. Q, 1860.
The following act was passed by the wyoming
Territorial Legislature on Tuesday last and has re-
ceived the signature OF the GoverDor:-"Any per-
son employed on any railroad IN this Territory VINO
may be Injured or Killed while In the performance
of hs duties or otherwise, shall have or his widow
or heirs shall have, tue same right OF action Tor
damage against SAID company as II sucn person was
NOT IN the employ OF said company
The nnal vote on The Women Suffrage bill in the
wyoming Legislature stood ! TO IN the Council
and 70 IN the House.
The New York herald., 1869-12-10
The HERALD III PHILADELPHIA.
From the Philadelphia Ledger, Dec. 81

From the Philadelphia Ledger, Dec. 81
The NEW YORK HERALD came to US yesterday
printed on a quadrupie sheet, fun OF news and M
tercsting correspondence from many OF the principal
places IN the world. In the matter OF enterprise in
establishing correspondents at aeary every point OF
interest on the globe and In tue fulness with witch
the intelligence it thus procnres is iaia before its
readers, the HERALD seems determined to maiutaln
tts well earned character IT. issue oil yesterday IL
a good illustration of what the HEaALD habitually
does when the news comes In uoun,es, as 1t did on
Monday and Tuesday Of thls week.
The New York herald., 1869-12-10
SPAIN.
Cabinet Policy Towards Rome.

Cabinet Policy Towards Rome.
MADRID, Dec 9, 1869.
At the sitting Of the Cortes TO Gay the Minister OF
STATE alluded to the assembling OF the Council OF the
Church at Rome and made speech foreshadowing
the policy Of the government. lie lntimated that
tie governments would not hesitate TO take strong
steps for the protection Of Spain in the Council
should adopt measures hostile to her interests
The New York herald., 1869-12-10
Tho Parliament Party policy-Ny. Hochcfor;'s
Course-Feeiiny Toward Rome.

ment.
The Parliament Party Policy-vy. Rochcror;'s
COursr-Feeiiny Toward Rene.
-. PARIS, Dec. 0, 1869.
The semi-onlcial journals praise The speech made
BY NJ FORBADE Minister OF the Interior in the Corps
Legtslatif yesterday, and assert that the success
which 1t had in the house has so strengthened the
government as to render 1t improbable that the con-
templated change OF the Ministry will be carried out
In the Corps Legsiatif, to-day, N. Rochefort re-
Piled with bitterness TO the speech OF NJ. FORBADE
He made offensive illusions to the Emperor which
caused great disorder IN tho chamber and were
received with q storm CT dissent from
the members OF the majority. He spoke
Of the scene at the opening OF the Chambers, when
he asserted the Emperor gave the signal for the
members to laugh at him.
n. Rochefort was frequently interrupted and called
to order.
Many cities In France were Illuminated last night
In honor OF the inauguration OF the Council at
Rome.
At Marseles crowd OF 1900 men made violent
demonstrations against the ILLUMINATION. They
marched through the streets singing the "Marseil-
lalse, and destroyed decorations transparencies,
and committed other excesses. The police dispersed
the mob alter making sixty arrests.
The New York herald., 1869-12-10
Died.

CAHILL.-On Wednesday December s. JOHN
CAHiLL, late OF Thomastown, county Kilkenny, Ire
land
the relatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend tue funeral this trrdayl after aeon, at two
O'Clock, from his late residence, No. 81 COrtsandt
street.
[Elor Other Deaths .Ss NlRth RdQe.l
The New York herald., 1869-12-10
RUSSIA.

Imperial Compliment To Prussia.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. Q, 1869.
The Emperor Alexander has conferred the Grand
Cross OF the Order OF St. George upon King william
OF Prussia as proof Of the cordial relations exist
tng between Russia and Prussia.