The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-30
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Europe.

Gable kilograms are dated October 90 night.
A Cabinet crisis prevailed III IadItd: the question
or .no ~eIee.iea of.. ring sFafI causing very
great difficulty botn in the Ministry ald among the
legislators. The Duke OF Genoa, son OF King victor
Emanuel, and the Duke or Montpensier appeared 10
be likely candidates for the Spanish throne.
the chances inclining in favor OF Montpensler.
Volunteer army reinforcements are TO sail for Cuba
from The ports OF SPAIN
Yhe Emperor OF Austria enjoyed brilliant recep-
ton from the Sultan and the people OF CONSTANT
nople Frost and snow prevailed TO q severe extent
In Great Britain. new play was forbidden
by the French government, and Paris was
again excited. The divisional headquarters OF the
French army in the provinces are to be changed.
leading London journal thinks that the financial
policy OF the American Cabinet tends towards
reputation. The Prusslan Cabinet are still In pro-
cess OF reconstruction. George Peabody's health
was slightly improved. Earl Derby was buried,
without any funeral display. at Knowsey. United
States Minister Jay was In Pesth
BY mail at this port we have our special European
correspondence In valuable ana most interesting
detail OF cable kilograms 10 the 18TH OF October
Turkey.
The Damatian Instruction IS more formidable.
Russia II is said, protests against the march Of
Austrian troops through Turkish territory.
The International commission relative to the mat
ter or Jurisdiction over the Suez Canal met in ses-
sion In Caro- yesterday The United States Consul
was absent not having received instructions In the
case from Washington.
~ 1T. Domingo.
Our st. Domingo correspondence OF October Is
states that General Babcock stll there gathering
statistics and holding long interviews with Presi-
.t,N
people that annexation to the United States is under
consideration
Miscellaneous.
President Grant held leyee at the Continental
Hotel, Philadelphia, yesterday morning and al noon
took tue train for washington, reaching home early
last evening.
Secretary Beiknap consulted with General Sher-
man yesterday and viii resume the duties OF the
War ONCE on Monday
Se8or Lemus, the Cuban agent IN this country,
says the Junta did not appoint Captain Higgins to
the command OF the Hornet, that vessel having been
presented to the Junta by certain parties. who
served the right TO appoint her officers The Junta
suspect that Captain Higgins was guilty OF treach-
cry, as it Is said his wife left New York when the
Hornet sailed and went overland TO wilmington in
time to meet her husband on his arrival there.
hinister Low has not yet received his instructions
sal Immediately for Europe. Mr.. Wade, the Eng
hsh Charge d'Anares who succeeds Mr.. Alcock in
emma reported TO have said recently that J. Ross
browne was In error In stating that the Chinese had
made no progress. Tney had recently established a
49fegn ONCE and provided for the education OF
youth abroad, and these, with the appointment OF
~. Burllngame's mission, indicated considerable
pf sFess. hr Wade thinks all Burllngame's treaties
N.H be ratified.
from the steamboat Stonewall burned on the Mis-
sissippl on Tuesday. Over 200 Of the passengers
aud crew are sun missing niece Of Captain Scott
was intending to take trip TO New Orleans with
her uncle and had her trunks aboard the boat when
her father becoming suddenly impressed with a
dread OF some impending calamity induced her to
return home and abandon her Journey
At the Womens Suffrage Convention In Hartford
Conn, on Thursday night Henry Ward Beecher