The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-27
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The cable kilograms are dated July 20.
The London Times OF yesterday says that "the
IRISH Church. for the first time In its history has
now REAL honest, independent character" The
interest In the international boat very great.
The yacht Cambria won the ocean race OF the Royal
Yorkshire Yacht Club from Lowestolt to Hull Roads.
The United States ships Macedonian and savannah
have arrived at Portsmouth. The Irish Church bill
has been signed by the Queen. The Telegraph Pur-
chase bill has been passed in committee.
1t is reported that an alliance between France
Italy and Austria has been formed BY order OF the
French Secretary OF War the number Of military
cadets Is to be increased. number or new ap-
polntments has been made by the government.
The Great Eastern arrived at Brest yesterday
A rumor is current that Prussia promises to sup
ply the Pope with troops If the French forces are
taken from Rome.
The Swiss government justifes It's action in for
bidding the residence OF Mazzin on the Italian from
tier on the grounds Of his revolutionary doctrines
and the duties of international law.
The Carlists attempted to take the town OF Pampe.
luna yesterday but were defeated with the loss Of
several men.
number OF arrests were made in Cracow last
week growing out OF a disturbance caused by re-
ugious excitement.
Extensive warike preparations are Being made In
Egypt.
Oflcial reports show the number OF spanish regu-
lars on the island to be $4,000 and volunteers 1000.
: The insurgents claim 5000 well armed men in the
field and numerous guerilla bands The government
stipend to the Jesuit college in Havana mas been or
dered withheld on account Of the indscreon of the
directors.
Miscellaneous.
We publish elsewhere this morning long and in
teresting article on the cO0lie trade, showing how
and by whom 1t Is conducted and the character and
habits of the coolies. The Chinese labor question
has recently risen into matter OF the first impor
lance and the article referred to is OF more peculiar
interest on that account
The experiments with the French cable all prove
highly satisfactory, and it will be thrown open Il
she public for business in few days. The secretar,
Of State telegraphed yesterday that the government
would interfere no further. and that business nigh
be commenced Immediately. The land line from
Duxbury to Boston is not yet finished. gram
banquet and celebration OF the success OF the cabl
win take place at Duxbury to-day.
Judge Dent and Governor SharKey have becom
alarmed at General Ames' presence at Long Branc
and are about to go there themselves They wish u
induce General Grant to caution Ames against In
ruencing the Mississippi election by means OF hi
military powers.
Admiral FarraRut ID announcer notaOnlty ADDED
the great number now on the Pacific slope.
The impression still prevails IN Washington tha
Minister Sickles has instructions relative TO Cub
which are to direct him in his dealings with I'll
Spanish Court. The officials at the State Depar
ment and the Cuban agents, however, decline 10 sa
anything definite about the matter.
Postmaster General Creswell fell or his chai
while at his home in Cecil county, Nd on sunda!
and broke or dislocated his arm.
washington correspondent states that Germa
banker has offered 10 loan our governme
$780, ooo 900 at five per cent, but Mr.. Boutwell, h
declined it, as he has reason TO believe that he CO
next winter borrow money enough at four and hi
per cent 20 take up the flve-twentles now due.
Ex-Governor Hahn, OF Louisiana, is urging Seer
tary Boutwell, TO punish the fraudulent sugar impoi
ers In New Orleans, and all implicated with ther
Tho Secretary said he would have the parties tri
and the evidence presented to the country wtho
admitting OF any compromise.
* Rev. James Lynch, colored political preacher
Mississippi Is In Washington and Is 70 have an int,
viev,with President Grant and Judge Dent on Thu
day. lie favors universal suffrage and amnesty
his State, and says the negroes favor the san
policy. The white people are behaving thcmseiv
and have abandoned their dlsloya IDEAS aud in IA
are not at all In afriliat.on with the Northern den
cratic party but prefer to give the negro his polite
tights and live In peace with him.
Southern newspaper reports o conversati
With o leading Georgia republican who