The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-02

The cable kilograms are to September l.
The harvest weather is favorable in England. A
man sand be American, was arrested on charge
OF mercantile forgery in London Marshal SerranO
was again looming up royal candidate In Spain.
Seven Spanish bishops are TO be prosecuted. bust
OF Humboldt VIII be shipped from Berlin for New
York. Eugenie was at Toulon, in improved health.
Miss Cushman Is seriously Ill. Prince Napoleon de-
livered an animated speech in the French Senate on
the subject of the Sendtus COrsultum. Austria ad-
vises the viceroy Of Egypt TO hasten TO CONSTANT
nople.
London journals again express the hope that a
nrm International friendship between England and.
the United states will result from the late boat
Our special European correspondence embraces
comprehensive and able exhibit Of the tendency and
progress OF the democratic feeling in England spain
and other centres OF ancient monarchism,, chron-
telling the causes which are influencing the popular
march towards democracy.
Turkey.
Serious disturbances are reported from European
Turkey and the Sultan's troops were in march TO
the scene.
Africa and Asin.
The address delivered by Sir Bartle Frere at the
inaugural meeting OF the British Association for the
Advancement Of Science. in session In Exeter, on
the subject of modern exploration in Africa and
Asia, what has been done and what may be accom-.
plshed, appears in our columns. The paper is ex.
ceedlnglv interesting.
Count valmaseda has been appointed Generai.in.
Chief OF the Spanish troops In cuba, with his head.
quarters in the field. General La Tore has resigned
his command in the Eastern Department.
Miscellaneous.
The public debt statement Just issued shows de-.
crease OF the debt during August by $40. 7sO,501.
President Grant left Washington last night for
Saratoga He Will return 10 Washington in about
two weeks.
Senior Roberts, the Spanish Minister, yesterday
presented his new credentials from the Regency to
the President. No speeches were maze.
Mr. Burlingame's despatch, which was read at the
Cabinet meeting on Tuesday stated that the treaty
between the United States and China had been cor.
daily received by Prince Kung, the Prime Minister
Of the Chinese government, who had expressed
satisfaction with it, and had not iniimated that any
confidence was lacking in Mr.. Burllngame or his
mission.
Among the visitors received by the President yes
terday were Governor Walker Of Virginia, and
Senior Ruiz. Cuban envoy, who had an hours
private talk with him.
Colonel Stokes and Colonel Brownlow, both OF
Tennessee. and each representing a rival wing of
che republicans In that State, presented their cards
simultaneously at the White House yesterday. and
were both admitted together 70 the presence or the
President. Stokes however withdrew, and In an
interview with Brownlow the President said he did
not intend to make any removals on account OF
votes for senter In Tennessee, but that he looked
upon senter as good republican and had not au.
thorized any one to say that he would favor Stokes
Colonel Stokes had an interview later In the day and
asked for the protection Of Union men In the State
which the President assured MIN they should have.
Governor Senter, OF Tennessee, is In Washington
on his way home. lie had an interview with Presi
dent Grant ip New York, and thereby forestalled
Colonel Stokes.
Prince Arthur attended citizens picnic on the
Duke OF Kenps grounds near Halifax, yesterday.
Senator Cole. Of California, has returned from st.
Domingo and gives glowing account OF the deslra-
bllity OF SANTANA as an outpost for our government
Judge sturges. of Cooperstown, N. Y, in the sus-
quenanna Railroad litigation. has declared that n
check given for railroad stock does not constitute
cash purchase and has declared the ONCE OF the
Oneonta Town Commissioners vacant. This aids
the Ramsey interest
The National Temperance Convention Is now in
session In Chicago. Among the delegates present Y