The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-22

Cable te'egrams are dated October q.
General Prim declared In the Spanish Cortes that
ne IL a monarchist and opposed 10 republic In
Spain. Reinforcements for the Spanish army In
Cuba have sailed and others are about to embark.
The cause OF the republicans appeared very gloomy
In Spain. Cortes passed unanimous vote OF thanks
to the Spanish army Tor It's services.
The Emperor OF Austria and King OF Italy are
likely to have personal interview. The Gladstone
Cabinet refuses an amnesty TO the revolutionary
political prisoners in Ireland Canadian recruits for
the Papal army reached Rome. The National Guard
OF France WILL 1t is sald be reorGanzed Immediately.
The ex-King and queen Of Naples in Rome.
The Crown Prince OF Prussia reached Vienna and 1t
~ said that Austria and North Germany are In
entepte for peace.
BY mail from Europe we have a report OF Lord
SANKEY'S speech on the rights of labor and indus.
trial reform in England, vita some English views Of
the suez Canal and its workings.
Miscellaneous.
President Grant specially ordered the seizure OF
Che prtyateer cuba at Wilmington, being determined
to stand up strictly TO the letter and spirit OF the
neutrality laws. The trial Of the case, however, win
go on as II no such seizure had taken place. The
OubaDs in Washington do not regard the action OF
our government erecting change in their stains
AZ all.
The President In his coming message, it Is under
stood, VIII recommend that the internal revenue
ssrifr remain undsturbed for one year after which
time the administration will have the public debt well
IN hand that material reduction or taxation can
be allowed without deTment.
Edwin NJ Stanton Ia spoken OF In connection
with the next vacancy on the Supreme bench.
one OF the crew OF the Cuba, at wilmington,
aprang from fourth story window, on Tuesday,
aud was killed.
The ballotng In the Tennessee Legislature for
Senator still going on, without decision. Andy
Johnson Is climbing up steadily, however and now
wants only four more votes to elect him.
The movement for the purchase OF st. Domingo ls
being agtated steadily by Its advocates in Washing
ton. They state that the Hartmont loan, in security
OF which the wood and coal on the SANTANA PENN
snla has been pledged, will prove a failure
Frauds are reported TO the amount OF $40, 600 900
In the issue OF land scrip to the naf breed Chippewa
Indians, and interesting developments are expected
shortly.
The new Secretary Of War is expected in Washing
ton next week, but as General Sherman Is busy at
the departmental report the portfolio Will not change
hands until the LIST OF November.
The National Capital Convention in ST. Louis
adopted resolutions yesterday unanimously favoring
the removal OF the capital 10 some town IN the Mis-.
aklppi valley.
The petrihed giant nj Syracuse is still the cause OF
considerable speculation The 0nondaga Indians
claim thar II is the remains OF Abel. VINO was killed
by Cain, while DIR. Boynton maintains that IL is an
old statue.
The steamship Sierra Nevada was lost OF Monte
reg, CAL on the nth. All on board were saved, but
tne vessel win prove a total loss.
mayor FOX, OF Philadelphia the only democratic
ofnctal In the city, has commenced dismisslng all
policemen appointed by republican mayors.
the trial OF the assalants OF Brooks the revenue
agent. was commenced In Philadelphia yesterday.
Two important witnesses for the prosecution have
disappeared
The statement OF the Peace Jubilee Exeeutive
Committee shows that to,sS2 remain IA tho nron,
over and above all expenses OF the great musical