The New York herald., 1869-06-13
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New York, Sunday, June 13, 1869.
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Europe.


The disturbances in Paris have not been yet
enectuaily sted Large numbers OF people
throng the streets. The military forces are
prepared for any emergency. During his
drive through Montmartre on Friday with
the Empress the Emperor was unattended by an
escort. About 200 arrests made on Friday
night. An Official PRONUNCIATION was put forth yes
terday that the strength Of public opinion brought
the recent disorders 10 a close. lsmail Pacha has
arrived in Paris.
The London Times in an editorial yesterday says
that the House Of Lords must defer to the national
voice on the Irish Church question. Large tory de-
monstratons were held in Liverpool and Manchester
yesterday. The Times and Ne,rs both contain arti-
ces relating to the present situation In France.
The Zolverien Congress, at present In session in
Berlin, suggest that North and South German States
be represented by the same consuls.
most disastrous cyclone has recently visited
Calcutta. Much property in the city was seriously
injured but the damage the shipping was slight.
Cuba.
Another severe engagement near Puerto Padre Is
reported. The losses heavy on both sides, and
among the killed is General Marmol.
Secretary Fish still declines 10 recognize Cuba,
and contends that the policy at present pursued is
had recognized the Cuban begerents some time
ago no doubt SPAN would by this time have secured
the aid OF the prominent European Powers, and the
matter would have been greatly complicated and the
struggle prolonged As II is, the volunteers them
selves are fast setting the island free. The Cuban
agents in Washington have received Information
that two American expeditions have recently landed
and joined the revolutionists with 600 men and
quantity OF war mum tons. The Cuban force has
been divided into two corps of which General Jor-
dan commands one. There are 1000 Americans in
the insurgent army.
south America.
Our Rio Janeiro letter Is dated May IS. The eman-
cpation of the slaves being strongly advocated by
a number OF prominent citizens OF Brazil Comte
d'Eu had arrived at Asuncon and had found the
army completely disorganlzed. Lopez remains
among the Cordilleras, growing stronger every day,
while the allies are unable to move, and are losing
strength the longer they remain idle No word has
yet been heard from Minister Mcmahon.
The New Dominion.
In The Nova Scotia Assembly on Friday a resou.
tion to the legality OF conf ederaon in the Eng
ish courts was passed by vote Of 6 to IA, but yes
ferday 1t was rescinded. During the debates annex
alton sentiments were freely uttered
In the Dominion House OF Commons on Friday
night the resolution looking increased subsidy
for Nova Scotia was postponed. The correspondence
with Lord Granville In regard to the san Juan treaty
and the claims for Fenian outrages was submitted.
Lord Granville In regard to the latter says II mixed
commission for the settlement OF British American
claims Is agreed upon the claims against the Fe-
mans may be presented. A heavy reduction In the
land and naval forces been ordered to take place
In the fail
Miscellaneous.
dent Grant on Wednesday. He IL 10 be carried 10
the St James by committee visited by the Mayor
and Governor and saluted by the pupils OF two high
Schools who assemble for the purpose In front Of the
hotel. He Is then TO visit the Legislature review
General Buffers militia, and finally drop In at the
Jubilee. General Sherman Ia expected TO accom-.
pany him. The hotels In Boston are already closely
crowded on account OF the Jubilee, and the inhab
tants are quite Jubant.
General sheridan has been ordered by the Presi.
dent TO treat all Indians outside the four great
vatons as hostile and TO proceed vigorously against
those In Kansas In order TO protect the settlers.
The swedish colonists spprehend more trouble, bu,
are we'll armed. The New York cooniss have
mostly moved In and taken homesteads near Wash.
ington. Kansas.
In the trial OF Yerger 10 Jackson, Miss yesterday
for the murder OF Colonel Crane, commandant OF
the Fourth Military District, General Granger was
ruled out q member OF the commission on the
plea Of defendants counsel that he had formed an
opinion as to the guilt Of the prisoner. A plea
against the Jurisdiction OF the court was overrued
Yerger pleaded "not guilty." and the case wal
postponed to Monday, when witnesses Will he ex
amined.
-Four hundred clerks In the War Department, no
authorized by law, have been ordered TO be dis
charged on the 18th inst Great excitement was oc
casioned In the department yesterday by this order
and kilograms sent to Secretary Rawlings, WHIT
is In Connecticut, advising MIN to stay the execution
OF the order for the present II is rumored tha
he has done so Among the victims are many ole
soldiers, some OF them crippled, and many republl
cans II is stated among them that the Grand ARM
OF the Republic originally caused the order to be pu
IN force. -
The principals In the recently projected duel nea
Richmond have disappeared with their seconds snt
It Is supposed they have gone TO North Carolina t'
have their fight out.
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