The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-03
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Europe.

Europe.
The cable kilograms are dated July 2.
The CarIists again at their revolutionary work
Several risings, we informed, have taken place
in Spain. IN the city of yittoria Carist revou.
tionlsts have made their appearance in force,
and much blood has been shed. Troubles
have also occurred in Cartagena and Va
lencia. The republicans OF New CASTLE have
issued manifesto against the reactonary policy OF
portion OF the ministry. No changes for the pre-.
sent will be made in the Spanish ministry.
The relations OF England with America and
France were discussed yesterday in the London
Times. The English Peers met Thursday to
arrange the composition Of the new Irish Church
BODY
The yiceroy OF Egypt has arrived in Brussels.
Cuba.
General Rodas called the editors OF the Havana
papers together yesterday and expressed his disap-
probation at their manner Of treating the condltion
>.of affairs in the island. He said that they were
striving TO excite the passions the people ana to
prevent pacihcation, while their conduct towards
Genet <nulce deserved the severest censure. 1t Is
repor ~. the CataIonan volunteers guarding the
Nuev ctroad had revolted and upon General
Letona : Nesting their colonel the volunteers lib
Grated him and in turn imprisoned Letona, and even
intended TO snoot him. Both Spanish and Cuban
forces near Cinca Villas have been largely rein
forced, ana a decisive battle is daily expected
Eighty-nye volutIonists were captured near Cinca
Villas. Amo. them were number OF Americans
who were at once shot by order of General Lesca
Miscellaneous.
Very few OF the 200 Cuban expeditionists aboard
the steamer Chase were captured with that boat All
except about ten twelve, including Colonel Ryan,
had taken refuge Gardeners Island, at the head
OF Lond Island Sound, where they sim remain.
The French corvette Cureux, from Martinique is
In quarantine near Fortress Monroe Va, with egh-
teen OF vomit on board. Eight cases had
terminated fatally within three days, and among
those buried at sea the captain first oalcer and
surgeon
Work viii be resumed in about half the coal mines
OF Pennsylvania next week. The miners refuse to
make any concessions, and the coal companies have
been obliged accede 10 the terms dictated TO them
at the meeting OF the trustees OF the Peabody
Southern Educational Fund at Newport, r. L. on
Thursday last, letter was read from Mr.. Peabody
donating an additional million dollars for educa.
Nonal purposes In the Southern States.
Mayor Bowen, OF Washington, created sensation
at Gettysburg during the monumental celebration
by his intimacy with negro ex-waiter from wash
ington seating himself by his side and showing him
every courtesy anu attention
chain bridge connecting vauxhai Island with
Richmond, Va, gave way yesterday, carrying down
about sixty persons. Colonel James X. Branch can.
didate for State Senate, and policeman were In.
santy killed, and several other persons fatally in.
Iured
The City.
In the supreme Court yesterday the case Of Ed.
ward b. Ketchum was finally disposed Of MIR.
ketchum acknowledging his sentence TO be just and
repudatng the efforts OF his friends TO procure his
release upon writ Of habeas corpus. Judge Bar.
nard accordingly dismissed the suit ana remanded
the prisoner
The counsel for Mr.. Veany applied 70 Judge Bar
nard yesterday for writ Of mandanus to compel
the Board OF Assistant Aldermen TO admit him TO the
seat now held by Mr. Culkln. The Judge refused the
writ, but granted an order to show cause why such
writ should not be allowed, at the same time ey.
pressing the opinion that such writ could not
issue, the Common Council being the only Judges OF
the qualifications Of their members.
The steamship City OF Antwerp, Captain Mire-
house, Of the Inman line will leave pier No. as North
river ut twelve O'Clock noon today for Queenstown
and Liverpool The European mails VIII close at the
Post once at ten A. NJ.
The National line steamship HeIyetis CAPTAIN
Thomson, will sail from pier AZ North river at twelve
N. to-day for Liverpool calling at queenstown.
The Anchor line steamship India, captain Munro
will leave pier 20 North river at twelve NJ today for
Glasgow, touching at Londonderry.
The Merchants line steamship Crescent CITY, Cap
tain Hldreth. viii sail RON pier ~ North river at
three O'Clock thus afternoon for New Orleans direct
The stock market yesterday opened buoyantly
but fell of, recovered and then closed strong and
steady. Cold fell to 1864, closing finally at 1861
Prominent Arrivals In the CITY.
Ex-Governor r. NJ. Patton and w. X. smith, Of
Alabama are at the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
Mr. Peabody, OF London, England, aud General
ward, OF New York. are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
General @. Cadwaiiader, Of Philadelphia; NJ. Liy.
ngston, OF san Francisco, and C. V. culver, OF
Pennsylvania, are at the Hoffman House.
j. II. Allen, OF Bremen; NJ. Perkins, OF St. John
n H., and J. NJ. Howard Of Peoma, are at the Cole
man House.
captain J. Macaulay, of steamship sanana aBd T.
II. Lapuerto, Of varona Spain, are at the New YORK
Hotel.
General ~ Abbey, OF New York, Dr. Conover, Of
Nsw JERSEY; Major L, D. Morse, Of Boston, and Gen