The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-11
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Cable kilograms are dated November 10.
Paris remained tranquil, notwithstanding the pro-
gress OF an active election canvass. The political
amnesty agitation continues IN Ireland, and Dublin
was the scene OF severe party riot In the Spanish
Cortes President Rivero comphmented General
Sckles By personal visit in the gallery set apart
for foreign Ministers. The Spanish Cabinet appears
determined to maintain the sovereignty or
Spain In Cuba and at all other points OF
the colonial territory General Prim takes
charge OF the Ministry OF Marine in Madrid,
In addition to his other cabinet duties. Spanish
merchants OFFER TO despatch 10000 troops TO Cuba
next month. The throne question, with political
division, Still prevailed III Madrid
The London Times acknowledges the Irish land
question TO be serious national .difilcuty.m but
encourages the Gladstone ministry to grapple with
1t. The Irish radical reds" in England advise
Irishmen in Great Britain to abstain from the use OF
tobacco pending the release Of the political pris-
oners, rs 10 embarrass the British Treasury and
add the money SO saved to q fund for continued
agitation
Egypt.
An English writer asserts that the works OF the
pillars OF the viaouct but thinks that the traic win
not be impeded.
The Ceylon Observer OF the I'd OF SEPTEMBER to
hand by mail, states that goods from Europe mad
reached Ceyon via the Suez Canal, and that accord
ing to the bill OF ading he freight comes thirty
shillings ster ling Per hundredweight.n
Cuba.
Spanish accounts say General Mendegueren at
tackled the insurgents between Contramaestra and
Ramon, killing 40 ana taking many prisoners
Among the CuDans killed were General Tamaso and
Harry Clayerng, chief OF stan, and William CTon-
stand General Jordan's quartermaster. The Spanish
troops now occupy the position held by the Insur-
gents, including the hospital at Ramon.
Miscellaneous.
Mr.. washburne, the late Minister 10 Paraguay.
denies that his vile said at his table that plan was
Oh foot to overthrow Lopez, notwithstanding Com
mander kirkland and Admiral DAVIS testified that
she did make such a remark Mrs. Washburn testi-
ned before the committee recently that she could
have made no SUCH remark, for it would not have
been the TRUTH Mr.. Worthngton, late Minister TO
the Argentine Republic testified that Brazil was
decidedly unlriendly towards the United States, and
INTENDED BY her war with Paraguay to absorb ali
the neghboring republics
Commissioner Delanois report OF the Internal
Revenue Bureau has been completed ana sent TO
the Secretary OF the Treasury
Elsewhere this morning we give extracts relative
to the crisis In the Mormon Church, which threatens
to become serious enough TO revoluonlze the social
system among the Saints.
The burning OF the sugar crop In Cuba as proposed
by Cespedes, in order to keep the Spaniarls from
using It, will cost the United States, according to
Cuban estimates, from nifty 10 sixty million dollars
In customs revenue and income from commercial
transactions.
MAJOR General John L. Wool died al bis residence
in Troy yesterday, aged eIghty-sx years. There
were present at his BEDSIDE his family, ex-Con-
gresham John A. Griswod and the Generals
forty years.
Spotted TALL the chief or the Brule Indians, while
drunk at the Wheatstone Agency, at Dacotah Terri
tory, about two weeks ago, shot and Killed Big
Mouth, chief OF the Ogalaahs.
The indians and half breeds OF the RED River
country are so strongly opposed 10 the Canadian
confederation that learning OF the approach or the
Governor OF the new colony OF wlnnepeg they met in
largo numbers at Pemoina to prevent him from
crossing Inc line On his arrival, however, they
changed theH notion, and conducted him In triumph
TO his capital.
-Four Indians were convicted OF murder Yesterday
before the United states Court in Omaha. Two OF
the murderers, Blue Jacket and Horse Driver man.
aged TO escape after the verdict was rendered.
party OF sixty emgrants from North Carolina
passed through Baltimore on Tuesday. en- ro,,te for
the Western States.
In the Baltimore City Court, yesterday MARGARET
Rack recovered verdict Of $1,000 damages