The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-26
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Europe.

Cable kilograms are dated October 25
Napoleon reached the Tuieres from Compegne
Paris was agltated relative 10 the political demon
STATIONS intended for to-day and Thursday neyt,
although the fears OF revolt diminishing.
Marshal Bazaine held the OF Paris in hand and
the Project of Police issued warning 10 the cti-
Zens It Is alleged that Napoleon intends to sup
press the movement al all hazards. Mr. Austen II.
Layard Is appointed British Minister to Spain. Pro-
lessor John Conington Latin chair oxford Is dead
The antAustrian revolt at Cattaro was troublesome
for q time, but has been put down. Inc
London journals comment on the life and public
services of the late Lord Derby, the pith and ten
dency OF the remarks of several OF the writers being
evidently adverse to his latter day toryism, which
was at one time 50 vehemently endorsed. The DIFF
ferent parties the Spanish Cortes in for
the nomination or king. The irish radicals are In
active agitation with the view OF controlling Mr.
Gadstone's executive and parliamentary action.
Turkey.
The Sultan will set out Tor Suez on tue 18th OF
November
Elsewhere will be found further details OF the
cruise OF the Cuban steamer Lillian, together with
history OF the organization, correspondence and
general orders issued ON board, mat 20 TO show the
manner In which faith was broken with some OF the
general officers
The Spanish decree establishing religious liberty
throughout the colonies was promulgated in Havana
yesterday and received with much favor An
economical reduction in the number of government
officials is being made by General de Rodas.
miscellaneous.
The President was invited By q Baltimore delega
ton yesterday visit the fair OF Maryland State
Agricultural Society on Tuesday ana Wednesday,
but he declined.
Secretary Boutwell, has ordered the payment
Immediately, without rebate, OF the interest due on
November registered ana coupon bonds.
In the Yerger case yesterday Chief Justice Chase
In the Supreme Court, decided that the Court had
jurisdiction. The writ OF habeas corpus is stin pend
ing, and iergers counsel has invited the Attorney
General to conference before any further action Is
taken. Considerable excitement Is felt among
Southern radicals at the decision OF the Court az
they believe it will place premium the murder
ing OF Union men in Mississippi and Texas.
Justice Plant, OF Washington, IN the OF c. r.
Barnes who sues the city corporation for tonnage
dues or harbor masters fees collected from his
sci, the Nautilus, rendered decision yesterday IN
his favor holding that the statute or limitations did
not cover the case, and the corporation was liable
whether the money had been paid by Its agents TO
the Harbor Master or not
Ben Wade is in Washington He strongly advo
Gates the recognition OF Cuban independence.
number OF incendiary nres have recently occur.
red in Montreal. involving loss OF sl60,000 Three
churches were among the buildings damaged.
Frederick O. Brewster, one OF the Judges OF the
Court of Common Pleas in Philadelphia, has been
offered the Attorney Generashp of the State Of Penn
syivania, IN place Of i. H. Brewster The latter gen
tleman publishes card in Philadelphia paper
accusing Governor Geary OF duplicty in oustng him
from his seat.
In the case OF Mobile merchant who purchased
salt from vessels lying IN Mobile Bay and claimed
exemption from tax on hls sales on the ground thai
he was an importer the Supreme Court has decided
adversely to him, holding that he Is not an importer
and that tho salt he purchases not imported b.
him.
land slide occurred at steep Rocks, near Ron
dout on Sunday, causing heavy damage
The City.
The investigation into the wasbburn difficulties Ii
Paraguay was continued by the subcommittee o
the House on Foreign Relations al the st. Nichola