Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-28
LATEST NEWS.
T~ELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.



From Dispatches fOctOber 27th.
SerannO, the Spanish Regent,
threatens to resign in case Of arupture
between the URiOnists and Progress
iOnals.
The threatened revolution in France
did not come off yesterday. All was
tranquil in Paris.
The decree of the Constituent COrtes
establishing unrestricted liberty OF re-
ligion in the colonies of Cuba and
Porto Rico was promulgated in Cuba
on the 18th inst. Under this decree
Professionals are permitted to hold
office and establish churches.
The Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue has decided that winters are not
subject to q special tax as liquor deal
ers for selling their own products at
the place of manufacture.
Gov. Palmer, of Illinois, has named
the 18th of November as Thanksgiv-
ing Day.
Gen. Belknap, the new Secretary of
War, left KeOkuk yesterday for
Washington.
Admiral Farragut IS improving,
and is now able to sit up
u. S. Marshal Barlow of New York,
has resigned, and his deputy S. p.
Barlow, has been appointed.
The Democrats elected eleven out
ofthe fourteen District Judges chosen
at the recent election in California.
ARIZONA advices report more Indian
Gutrages.
"A tank of carbOlie acid exploded in
a wood preserving factory, in Brook
lyn on Monday, by which two per-
SONS were Instantly killed, and others
fatally injured. The men were blown
so feet in the air. tas
Gov. Holden of North Carolina is
organizing a company of colored
troops to suppress the Ku KluX,
The steamer Cora, laden with cotton
from Memphis to Cincinnati, sunk
Saturday in the Ohio river ner Shaw
.neetown, Ill,
From Dispatches OfOctObcr 26th.
The French Government is making
extensive military preparation, to pre-
vent any disturbance at the meeting
of the Corps LegiStdtif.
Father Hycinth, nOthaving return
ed to his convent, as ordered by his
Superiors, has been dispossessed of all
his charges.
General Prim stated in the Spanish
Cortes on Saturday, that, if the Eeum-
ehical Council should adopt decisions
hostile in their operation to the Span
ish Constitution, they would be treated
as null and void.
Amnest meetings have been held i'm
the city ofCork and Parish ofCarrige-
line. Mr.. Gladstone was denounced
for his refusal to pardon the Fenians
and resolutions were adopted declaring
that the Irish people will accept no
legislative measures for Ireland, until
the prisoners are released.
The action of the United States Gov
eminent in the case of the steamer
Hornet, gives great satisfaction in Gu
ba.
Troops are constantly arriving at
Havana from Spain, and leave at once
for the seat o war,
Minister to Chimp Ex-Governor Low
of CAL, passed through Chicago yes
terday, en- route to Washington.
At last accounts the crew of the Gu
ban steamer Lillian, were on a Kew
near Nassau. The failure of the eX-
petition intended by the Lillian, is
attributed tojealousy among the Off
GERS.
Morrow and Dougherty, two of the
ruffians lwhO shot evenue officer
Brooks in Philadelphia Il couple of
months ago have been convicted.
The Coliseum building in Boston,
has been disposed of at lottery John
L, Meguill, carpenter and ship builder
won the prize. -.
a solicitor of the Treasury Depart
ment, is now in New York to ~investi-
gate the affairs of Gen Butterfield's
office.
Morris Hill, cashier of the Butchers
Bank, SomerstOwn, Westminster
county, n. Y, has disappeared, being
a defaulter to a large amount. T-
Information has been received that
Capt. Jackson and Capt. Haller,
formerly eff Ohio and members of the
Twenty-FOurth Infantry, were MUIR
dered by the Ku KluX in Texas a few
weeks since.
Commodore WOrden of monitor
fame, is to succeed Commodore Porter as
chief of the Naval Academy at An
napOlis.
Judge Chase has determined an
elaborate opinion in the Yerger case
to the effect that the Supreme Court
has jurisdiction in habeas corpus COS
es.
General Butterfield is reported to
resigned the office Of Assistant
Treasurer of the United States at New
York.