The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-18
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Europe.


The cable dispatches are dated June Il.
The programme OF the Royal Yacht Club states
that the racing will commence August j.
The editor, manager and printer OF the Paris Rap
pei have been heavily sentenced At the mining dis
tricts in st. Etienne, sad disorders have occurred
between the men ana the military, whereby several
lives were lost and many persons wounded.
Some strict orders have oeen issued IN reference
TO the constitution in SPAIN and Marshal Ser
rano takes the oath to-day.
The Italian Parliament prorogued yesterday.
difficulty has arisen between Egypt and Turkey
about the Suez Cana festivities
Cuba.
The members OF the Cuban Junta in this city, in
gliding Seniors Lemus, the Minister OF the Cuban
republic TO this country; Mora, Ryan and Others
were arrested at a late hour on Wednesday night, on
an indictment charging them with setting on foot
military operations against spain, a country with
which the United States is at peace. They appeared
In the Circuit Court yesterday morning before Judge
Blatchiord, aud gave bail in $500 TO appear for
trial and TO keep the peace. The whole movement
is said to have been instituted by the Spanish Minis
ter, Roberts, as Secretary Fish knew nothing what
ever OF 1t until told by our Washington correspond.
ent. Several prominent Cubans IN washington have
disappeared, in alarm at these arrests
Several nnbustering expeditions are reported 10
have recently landed on the Cuban coast. One OF
them is said to been cut of and annlhilated by
the Spaniards but the report is doubted. The rest
have Joined General Jordan. Arbitrary arrests are
still being made by the Spanish authorities.
The Cuban agents at Washington have learned
that the recent victory at Puerto del Padre opens
communication for the insurgents with the coas,
and they are now enabled 10 protect the landing oil
nibusters. Some solicitude Is felt about Jordan's
tod IN he in I'll
proximity to large Spanish force, but our cores
pondent Santiago MAY 2sl states that 1t has GER
tanly joined the native troops.
Mexico.
BY the Cuba cable We have advices from Mexico
City to the 18th inst Minister Nelson had arrived
In Vera Cruz and parting dinner had been given Il
Rosecrans The revolution In Queretaro II spread
ing and others are reported in Zacatecas Tolucs AND
San Luis. Vega had landed ct San Bias and it wa
expected that he would attack Sinaloa
Miscellaneous.
The steamer Dephine left Boston on wednesday
with clearance papers for Jamaica. The Hayden
Consul attempted to detain her on the ground tina,
she was intended to aid the Haytien revoutio ns,s
but he was too slow, and she sailed before he could
shape his complaint.
Three Cubans IN New Orleans recently published a
card challenging the anonymous author OF some
statement In La Cronico. Senior Martinez 9
spansrd in reply, states that he Is not the author Of
the statement but accepts the responsibility OF IT,
and Will give two OF the Cubans any satsfacuor
they may require II they will call any day durini
certain hours at certain coffee house In that city
The social position Of the third Cuban, be says
makes his challenge unacceptable.
The Sing Sing convic,s who killed Crofts, keeper
while trying 10 escape In March last were tried In
she White Plains court yesterday. Two OF them
Burns and Lowden, were sentenced each TO ten
years Imprisonment after their present terms ex
pre- The other two were acquitted.
John Moriarty, President Of the Irish Republican
Association OF Pennsylvania, In an address just
ISSUED, says the Irish Convention ct Chicago Will
urge war with England.
% devoted to him during his trial, was married
yesterday 70 o Mr. Toney, Of the Surgeon Generals
pfice in washington.
Secretary Rawlins has returned 10 his duties In
Che War once butno action has yet been taken In
the matter OF the 400 discharged clerks.
The City.
President Grant left Boston yesterday and arrived
In this city last evening. lie and his family are
staying with his brother.n.law. Vice Presiden,
Cofax liz also In the city.
+ The second days proceedings Of the Fiftetn An
hual Convention OF the New Jerusalem (sweden
borgan) church. now In session in this city, was ex
ceedingly interesting, the question OF organization
by parishes and "dioceses, being up for debate
end Prof. Theophilus Parsons. Of Cambridge d.