The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-26
TRIPLE S II E E T
Now York, Sunday, September 20, 1869.
Europe.

Cable kilograms are dated September 25
Special advices from Madrid, by way OF London.
state that General Sckes reues the report that he
was instructed by the American government to
withdraw his note the Cuban question If Its terms
OF sale transfer not acceptable TO the Span
lards. The point made by the General was the will
lingness Of the American government TO mediate
between the cAntending parties.
leading London Journal discourses again on the
subject OF Cuba and the position Of the United
States towards the revoutonists and Spain. our
party divisions respectin the future OF the
island and General Grants vibrations OF
policy. Paris newspaper denies that France
warned North Germany against the annexation OF
Baden. Germany comedies the educational demands
made by the Catholic prelates in Fulda Prince
Napoleon was in Paris. The French family murder
Case remained, to a great extent, mystery. Prus-
STA will adjust the demands OF the Catholic preates,
lately assembled Fulda with regard to university
education.
BY steamship at this port, we have our special
correspondence and mail report in detail OF our
cable kilograms to the I4th OF september
The letter of DR.. Forbes Winslow, on the Byron
family argument, Will be read with attentive
1nHrest.
A Mao I'd letter of the 10th inst, to London,
says:--"Madrid has been turned upside down by
the report that the United States government were
going TO recognize the Cuban rebels as begerents.
can give you dea Of the intensity OF excitement
this has caused.n
The newspapers in Havana cite the enlistment OF
flbusters in the United States proof that the
great mass OF the native Cubans are loyal, or else
they would be willing to 1ght their own battles.
The Spanish element claims that rebellIons do not
admit OF mediation, and the W ashDgton govern
haa M 10Th tn int
teers have again offered to take the field, but Cap
tain General De Rodas declined their services A
report is published in Havana despatch that Gen.
erai Jordan had offered to surrender ms whole CON-
mand for a consideration, but De Rodas had refused
the terms.
Miscellaneous.
Prince Arthur is still at Niagara Falls, and during
q thunderstorm yesterday narrowly escaped being
struck by lightning.
The tailors strike in Boston has ended, the bosses
being compelled to succumb They do SO quite
Churshy In a resolution rejecting on their asso
cate bosses and warning their patrons to submit Il
IN UNJUST advance in the price OF clothing.
General Reynolds IN a letter to the President, say
that the election OF A. j. Hamilton, in Texas, will b
triumph of the old rebels and defeat for republi
canIsm. New appointments to ONCE In that State
are still being made.
Mr.. +. Z. Deie, the new Minister rom Den
mark presented his credentials to the Presiden
yesterday.
Commodore John L. worden, OF Monitor fame
mas been assigned to duty az superintendent OF tn
Naval Academy at Annapolis. Rear Admiral Hon
relieved from the command OF the Cuba squadron
has been placed on the Board OF Examiners g
Washington.
The arrest of prisoner at Bnghamton yeste
day disclosed the existence Of gang Of counter
n
The excitement In Wall street continued yestei
CAV As the Gold Clearing House could not unde
take TO receive further STATEMENTS" the Gold T.,
change adjourned TO Monday at one O'Clock. Tn
price Of gold was nominal between the extremes
1s2 and 1885, Many houses yet In a state OF vi
tual suspension owing 10 the choking up OF ii
Clearing House by the enormous business OF FRIDAY
The day was a semi-holiday on this account an
business became dull in the various departments
che Stock Exchange. Stocks were firm, with lit
doing.
The City.
With but few exceptions the markets yes terds
we're characterized by extreme dulness an
depression Cotton was only moderately sOug'
after. but steady at 2shc for mlddllng upan
Gomez was dull but unchanged. On Change no
was In good demand, chiefly for export but prlc
were lower. Wheat, corn and oats were IN mo
demand, but at lower prices, while provisions we
generally dull and heavy. Naval stores were b
little sought after, but ned for full prices. Petr
ieum continued to rule dull. Freights were We
quiet and rates were generally weak, while whsk
was dull and tribe easier
Myra Bushnell, the Eleventh street miiiiner, WI
was arrested some time ago FOR receiving ext
quantities OF goods from Canal street firm ov
the amount she had ordered, and who was gu
posed to be in completely with clerk OF II
nrm to embezzle, was discharged, there being
evidence showing her completely in the matter. T
ca.s of the clerk, who Ia man OF family, is 81
undecided, although 1t Is dincult to see wherein
MS profit If the milliner was not an accomplish
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