The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-27
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Europe.

The cable dispatches are dated June 25.
In London there is an absence OF important 20.
ltical news
In commemoration OF the visit of the viceroy OF
Egypt grand review was held yesterday by the
Queen at Windsor, and 90 900 persons are supposed
TO have been present.
The new arrangement for the purchase OF the ,ele-
graphs in Great Britain VIII cost the government
and half millions sterling.
The Official journal OF Florence reports tranquil
lity throughout the country, but in Milan the gov
eminent has forbidden subscriptions for the beneht
OF the wounded IN the recent riots, which viii
doubtless cause more trouble.
In the Spanish Cortes the republicans have Gen.
sured the policy OF the government towards them,
and also the arbitrary conduct OF the civil governors.
Sagasta states that the government will punish all
unconstitutional manifestations.
~. Schneider, President Of the Corps Legislatif OF
France has resigned, but his resignation is not
copied by The Emperor.
After paving ont $40 knots OF the new French
cable, fault detected in the communication,
yesterday morning, but the signals were soon regu-
larry established and all Is progressing well.
Mazzn is disguised with the Swiss for placing
restrictions on the locality Of his abode, and has
therefore left for London.
Miscellaneous.
Mr. Lemus the Cuban Envoy, Is is stated, has
been informed oy high government officials that his
presence In Washington and his visits 10 the Cabinet
members .highly improper while he Is under in
dictment. II he should be received officially by any
OF them Senior Roberts, the Spanish Minister, threat
ems 10 demand his passports
IL was IumOred yesterday that the presidency OF
the Croton Board had been awarded Mr.. John Brad
ley by decision OF the Court OF Appeals, but the
truth Is no decision was rendered.
The Peace Jubilee directors have made a report
showing that the great festival Melted sll070 A
large portion OF this Is to be divided among the SUBJ
scribing towns for the benefit of the widows and
orphans OF deceased soldiers. Mr.. Gilmore has been
presented with house and lot worth $4,000 and Is
promised great deal more by his benefit on Tues
day. The merchants complain that the Jubilee week
was an uncommon dull week for business.
The trotting meeting at the Narraganset PARK,
Cranston II. l., terminated yesterday afternoon.
The great feature OF the day the .trot between
the Bashaw mare American Girl, Lucy Goldsmith
Maid, Lady Thorn and George Palmer for the pre-
mum OF 5000. The race was won by American
Girl in one Of the best trots on record, the time
being 222K, 21e 2:2oh. The second heat was the
fastest ever trotted in public by any horse, except
Dexter and places American Girl at the head Of the
trottng turf.
The Committee on Ways and Means, accompanied
Francisco, and was addressed on Friday by a dele.
CATION OF the Chinese companies, who urged an ad.
ditional subsidy 10 the China steamship Line and "a
modification OF oppressive laws enacted by Califor.
Dialagainst the Chinese emigrants.
The printers In Washington, opposed to the adms.
sion Of Douglass, the colored printer have petoned
the President OF the National typographical Union
for relief from the oppressive action OF the officers OF
the government Printing Bureau, who are discharg-
ing them for their opposition TO Douglass They
suggest the revocation OF the charter OF their union
The boiler OF a steam pleasure yacht exploded at
the Newark wharf yesterday, scattering the vessel
almost to pieces and throwing party OF eight ex.
cursionsts into the water, some OF them being
manned or scalded. One Of them. named Romanio
The engineer OF the yacht, was drowned.
corps OF United states detectives arrested a
man named Herring yesterday near Mott Haven on
charge OF counerfeiting. They also found auar.
tty OF implements used in the business. Later in
the day they arrested print dealer 10 Eighth ave-
nue., and barber at the st. Nicholas Hotel on the
same charge.
The respectable negroes OF Washington have pub.
lished card denouncng the recent attempted out.
rage on a young lady by some unknown negro. and
recommending that they be given the privilege or
lynchlng him when he Is caught.
The channel OF the Pass l0utre NJ the mouth Of
the Mississippi, has been increased In depth three
feet by the steam dredge.
Mr. Bore has returned TO Philadelphia and MIR.
Robesou has fully entered upon ms new duties.
Kelly tue democrat who was shot In Richmond BY