The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-31
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The cable kilograms arc dated July 60
General Sickles was presented to Marshal Serrano
oh Thursday. Minister Hale leaves Spain OH Mon
day Tor America. Tue Carst movement may be
considered dead
The Cotton supply Association OF Liverpool are
about adopting measures for the development of
railroads IN India in order TO facilitate tie eNp0rta-
ton OF cotton.
letters from Havana represent the Captain Gene
Tai as being greatly 6isnieased with the which
Affairs are taxing in the INTERIOR and also that lie
apprehends some opposition to the departure of
Espinar on the part OF the volunteers. In conse-
quence or the unceasng efforts OF the American
Consul Theodore Caoas, dose NJ, Ortega Sebastian
Pintado and Antonio Gutierrez, American citizens
who have been imprisoned at Havana since January
last have betn released. The reports from the nte
r.or are generally favorable for the reyoutonists
and one Spanish offcer gives 1t as his opinion that
100000 more troops from Spain Will be required to
conquer the island. The cholera Is making fearful
havoc az Nuevitas. 200 OF the troops thQge diving
lsiy of that disease.
~ miscellaneous.
secretary Boutwell, has authorized Tue Collector OF
customs at Chicago TO sell the gold In the United
5sies depository in that city TO importers at the
current New York rates on day of sale.
General Buter mas WritIeu q TELLER 10 citlAcn OF
virginia In which he asserts that under the laws of
Congress members eject OF the virginia Legislature
VINO caunot take the test oath be set aside and
their sesss given TO defeated candidates who can
assume the required obligation. Mr.. Butler further
says that Congress alone mas power to remove the
necessity Of taking the iron-clad OATH
It is asserted that the President does not sympa-
thize with the Dent movement in Mississippi, but on
the contrary gives 1t no countenance whatever In
An interview with coored Mssissippian yester-
s--s~y-rfe President minated his anxiety for the
adoption OF the fifteenth amendment,
rhe Northern and Eastern through malls that left
New Orleans on Monday last. together with other
through malls from points between New Orleans
and Clsrksyille Tenn, were burned Ia tue Memphis
Haiiroad disaster.
FAVORABLE reports are received from the japanese
colony tn California. The tea and nuts which we're
planted are up and growing finely, and next year
rice Will be cultivated. The coonists consider their
success a. already secured, and earnestly entreat
their friends In Japan TO join them.
John Gfroy, native Of Scotland, but who has
been resident OF California since 1914 died In tDa
state on Thursday.
The City.
The Board OF Health say they have efectually
cleaned the east part OF the city, and that the cholera
ana smallpox cases entirely unoer control. They
nay that il the citizens will proper the sea
son will pass upon record the heathest since the
organization OF the Board.
IL Is asserted that oil outstanding risks OF th'
Baltic Insurance Company viii be rensured in othe
solvent companies. Alter this Ia effected IL IN be
lieved the assets will pay the stockholders nearly
sixty cents on the dollar.
thomas W. Egan, u wegher In the Custom House
was yesterday arrested on charge OF attempting Il
defraud the government.
All the assessments against bankers and brokers
In the Tbrty-second district Of New YORK beef
collected, except in twenty cases, which do no
amount 10 5000 In the aggregate.
The jury in the case OF Campbell, the policeman
charged with the murder of James Long, whom h
shot during riot on the night of the I'd inst yes
terday returned o verdict or not guilty. The an
nouncement of the verdict was received with cheer
aud applause hy the spectators.
Freddy the blacksmith has been arrested 10 Sal
Francisco, and this morning two Officers viii be sen
to that city to escort the prisoner back home.
The stock market yesterday was duh and some
what irregular. Gold sold down TO 1867, but ra
lied at the close OF business to 1863.
Prominent Arrivals In the City.
Sir John Darlington, OF Dublin and General r. Z
Tyler OF the United states Army, at the Breyool
House.
viscount Parker, OF London; Lieutenant r. 7
yctch, oil the Royal Navy and DR.. Reading, Of Ba
limorc, are at the Clarendon Hotel.
Count Colobiano, OF The Italian Legation an
Count 1urenne, Of the French Legation are at III
albemarle Hotel.
General g. w. McCook Of Ohio; S. =. I'Homm
deu, Of Cincinnati, and +. w. Founenolte, Of III
aois are at the Fllth avenue dotel.
Boone 9. d. Laworance or Sew London; gnds