The New York herald., 1869-05-10
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Europe.

The cable kilograms are dated May
On Friday last General Prlm declared in favor OF
ehonor and iberty' in the Spanish Cortes, whatever
that may mean. General Cabrera, the notorious
Carlist leader, has made his appearance in Catalo.
mia. The finances are causing much anxiety. The
expenditures 1t is said will exceed the revenue by
100000 reals.
The Belgium Senate has refused to ratify the bill
for the adjustment Of Imprisonment for debt. NJ.
Bara, the Minister OF Justice, has rendered his
resignation to the King.
The object OF the German Protestant Congress-
which Will meet IN Worms the 3lst inst, is TO
consider proper reply to the recent appeal Of the
Pope.
new Cabinet has been formed in Italy,
south America.
Uur Panama letter Is dated May L. Political affairs
are very quiet. destructive fire had occurred IN
warehouse at Baranquia. The steamer
America mad been totally wrecked at Mare on the
Magdalena river. The smallpox was still prevalent
IN Panama.
General veintimia, the leader OF the late revo-
lutionary movement in Ecuador had been released
on giving bonds that he would remain away from
the republic for fourteen months. Heavy shocks
of earthquake were felt at Quito on the 10th Of
April.
Our Lima Peru, letter is dated April o. Some
excitement was caused by rumor that Melgaryo,
the Dictator OF Bolivia, was marching on Peru with
large army, but the foundation for the story con.
sisted probably in the fact that Bolivian bishop had
been recently appointed, and his copsecration re-
quired the presence OF five bishops he had to repair
to Puno in Peru, TO find the requisite number and
Megaryo wished TO honor him with a large escort
The Peruvian administration, however take the
matter seriously and propose increase the army in
consequence OF it. United States Consul James II.
McColley, OF Caao, died OF yellow fever the 18th
OF April, and Edmund W. Sartori has been appointed
Acting Consul by Minister Hovey. The donations
received for the benefit Of the sufferers by the earth.
quakes OF last August amount to s120OOO, OF which
England gave 100000, and the United states $4,000
Galvez, the Minister OF the Interior, had had dis.
agreement with the President and had resigned
Our Valparaiso Chile, letter Is dated Apri TO-
Congress has convened but Is still without working
quorum, owing to the Vaccinations OF the govern.
ment party This opposition is owing to the clergy,
whose strong financial support is endangered by the
reforms proposed. The Araucanian Indians are
carrying the war on the frontier more vigor-
ousy than ever.
Central America.
The revolution In Guatemala has not yet been
suppressed. Several engagements have taken place
without definite result. Several shocks OF earth.
quake were felt In salvador about the middle OF
April. The Honduran Congress has been called In
extra session for the 10th inst. The new Con-
stitutlon Of Costa Rica is published and seems to
be quite liberal.
Miscellaneous.
The English Legation in Washington, 1t Is said,
with the exception of Mr. Thornton, who Is very re-
served, express good deal Of surprise and myst!n-
cation over the action OF the Senate IN rejecting the
Alabama claims treaty. They do not understand
what we want They claim that Minister Johnson
and Mr.. Seward both represented the party In
power for one had been Secretary OF State through.
out the war and the other the unanimous choice
Of the Senate for the English mission. Besides the
San Juan, Alabama and citizenship treaty all hinged
upon one another and we accepted one and rejected
the others. They think We want more than we did
year ago.
The Secretary Of state has frequently assured
senor Roberts, the Spanish Minister that he win
enforce the neutrality laws. The latter has notified
him that several 1libusteriDg expeditions have LEFT