The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-19

Europe.


The cable kilograms are dated July is.
The Emperor has issued decree announcing the
names OF those who have been apro nted as men,
beers OF the new French Ministry.
Don Carlos has left France and has crossed over
into Spain.
Paraguay.
Later advices by Atlantic cable state that the allied
army, after their victory, advanced on Villa RIGA
and now command ali the approaches to that place.
The Consuls Of France and Italy have been declared
deseriers by Lopez.
Miscellaneous.
President Gront is still at Cape May and yesterday
again reviewed the Gray Reserves crack Pnlladel-
phia regiment commanded by Colonel Latta. Some
disappointment was felt at his non-arriva at Long
Branch TO which place, however, he viii go to-day
Fourteen hundred visitors have arrived at Long
Branch within forty-eght hours
General Candy, II is stated reliable authority
Richmond, has written TO the members elect OF the
new Legislature, individuality TO find out how many
are competent to take the test oath In there is
quorum able to qualify ne will call the Legislature
together excluding those unable to take the oath
and have United states Senators elected and the
fifteenth amendment ratified. The incompetent
members may then come IN under the State consi.
tuition. If there is not quorum lie will order new
elections to be held in districts represented by those
VINO cannot take the oath. BY this process two
radical United States Senators will be elected pro-
badly Governor Wells and L. Ii. Chandler.
The International Convention OF the Young Hens
Christian Association. at Portland, Me-, closed its
session on Saturday. movement towards edu-
eating colored clergymen to preach the Word to
the colored people in the South was naugurated
and a large amount was subscribed TO further II on
the spot. The Convention will next meet at In
danapolIs
The excitement at Far Rockaway over the recent
assault OH two Catholic priests has risen to such
ptcn that threats have been made Of mobbing Mott,
the hotel proprietor, who is supposed TO have been
the principal assaiant. Notices have been stuck up
in the village ordering all the guests and servants at
his hotel to leave. No disturbance has, however,
taken place so far and as the Sherin OF Queens
county has arrived with posse it Is probable none
will take place. Corser the barkeeper, who is
charged with assisting Mott IN the assault has dis
appeared.
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, a Methodist clergyman OF Chit
tenango n. Y, it Is alleged recently forged draft
on the Fourth National Bank in New YORK for S. 00O
payable to another clergyman named Greenleaf
Mitchell looks so much like Greenleaf that Mr..
Carleton the publisher, identified him to the salts
faction OF the bank officials as Greenleaf and ne
drew the money. His resemblance to Greenieaf
however finally caused his detection, and after re-
storing s4, 600 OF the money, he disappeared
The next meeting Of the Society OF the Army Of
Tennessee rs to he held in Louisville the 9th Of
November.
The Columbia Typographical Union IN Washington
has decided to amend its constitution so that the
Congressional printer may increase the number Of
mis- apprentices and TO postpone the case Of Douglass,
the coored applicant for membership, until me next
stated meeting in January.
General sherman rs in Boston and will probably
attend the commencement at Dartmouth college,
General Sheridan is as Newport
Tie city.
Mr.. Higgart, while standing In 'front.' Of his door
on Fourth street and Ninth avenue OF eleven O'Clock
yesterday morning, was assaulted by rowoies and
probably escaped the fate OF SIR. Rogers only by mol
retaliatng for the severe blows they gave him.
Rev. Henry ward Beecher preached at Plymouth
church yesterday on "Hope as the Anchor OF INC
soulr Rev. David Mitchell, at the Canal stree
Presbyterian church. took for his text rrne voice
the Lord IL upon the watersn and spoke OF the new
French cable. At ST. ratrck's cathedral The Nica
General, Father stons, preached brief sermon.
There are row in the Tombs six persons charged
with murder--John Zeal, Michael Rerney, FREDERICK
schee Matthew Campbell John Purcell and wnllau
Nicholson.
Prominent Arrivals la the City.
General julius Hayden, of the United States Army
r. aosford, OF Lowell; Charles n. Sheriff. Of Wash
tuoton: Major w. C. Beardsley, Of Auburn; H. lious
ton. OF Florida, r. Gebhart, OF Dayton; q. p Ran
dali. of Chicago, and Asa Igehart, Of Evansville
md, are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
Ex-Governor \. 4. Parsons. Of Alabama; Genera