The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-06
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e L e N & W s.
able kilograms are dated October 5.

Martial law is being still more extensively
enforced In spain. The Spanish republicans sus
tanned defeats IN the field North Germany expresses
peace sentiment, wncn II is thought VIII be
endorsed by the King CT Prussia IN his speech
opening the parliamentary session OF the Con.edera-
tlon Napoleon is about TO ruralize at Compiegne
The Privatncr Hornet.
The Cabinet yesterday concluded that the priva.
teor Horaet should be detained by the authorities
at Wilmington until an investigation can be made
iuto her character.
miscellaneous.
The Virginia Legislature organized Yesterday the
House only temporarily by the election OF W. NJ.
Langan Speaker. In Tie senate all the officers
nominated Dy the Walker men in caucus were
elected. Wells men in both houses entered protest
against any ollcer assuming his duties without
taking the iron-clad OATH.
The report that Collector Grinnel is to be removed
Is without truth.
The consolidation election n the towns along the
Jersey shore or yesterday and resulted Ia the
consolidation OF Jersey CITY, Hudson CITY and
Berge6, while Hoboken, Bayonne City, Weehawken
ana Greenvtlle weat against the measure.
warrant was applied icr before Recorder Mar
tIndaie, In Jersey City yesterday against Captain
Hall, the Arctic explorer, on the charge OF murder
Ing Patrick Coleman. seaman. at Re2ulse Eay. in
the Arctic regions. Coleman was mutlneer. The
Recorder refused grant the warrant on the plea or
want oi Jurisdiction.
The negroes who were eectea from the theatre Ia
Washington sued out warrant yesterday against
the managers for violation OF a municipal law.
The latter wers arrested during the day and gave
bail.
justice Of the peace in Georgetown, D. c., has
decided that the collection Of tonnage dues by the
corporation OF that city in Illegal and unconstitu-
tlona'.
During game Of base bah between the Eckfords
and the oympics at Warrington yesterday aelder
OF the olympics was attacEed with epileptic ft.
MI. DeIong the new a.inistar 10 Japan: the United
States Consul to Jeddo and Consuls Of several Eara.
pean countries TO China and Japan sailed from san
Francisco on the steamer China on Monday Mr..
Charles W. Broogs, The Japanese Consul at san
francisco, entertained Minister Deong at 9 dinner
previous 10 his departure.
large delegation OF missionaries for China AMI
Japan and 500 Chinese were among the passengers
Oh board the steamer China, which sailed from san
Francisco last Monday.
The car shops Of the Union Pacific Railroad at
Omaha we're destroyed by Dire yesterday afternoon.
party returning 10 Montana from the British
mines discovered the remains or three emigraat
wagons and near them the skeletons Of woman
ana eome children who were murdered 10y tue Black.
feet indians year ago.
At he next meeting OF the New Dominion PaIlta-
ment application viii be made TO incorporate COM
pany with powers TO build tunnel under the
Detroit river, at Detroit, to connect the Great
western Railway Of Canada with the Michigan
Central Rairoad..
Ameeting In faSkhL Canadian independence was
held at Waterloo ly&dturday. Among the speakers
who advocated the measure was the Hon. John
Young Governor General OF tile Dominion o.
Canada.
Two bogs, named Edward Smith and John Con
way. have been arrested ia Philadelphia on charge
OF numbering John Hughes. By etabbng HIM to the
heart, ON sunday morning. The evidence OF the
guilt is very strong.
The prize fight between sam Collyer, OF Baltimore
and Charles Dohsrty. OF Richmond, which was 4
have come of on jamestown Island, Va, yesterday
was abruptly terminated by the stakeholder gyiDl
up the stakes to Coliyer In consequence OF Dohertl
being over weight.
The CITY.
The laborers and masons OF the day division a
work en- the new Post once were paid OF yesterday
Mrs. Jane White, Of No. IL Bedford street
poisoned herself BY taxing cyanide OF potassium II
her husbands photograph gallery In sixth avenu'
yesterday on account or quarrel about some ri
vial matter with her husband.
negro man named Fry was attacked by Pete,
Rooney and several other persons at the corner 0
Eighth avenue and Twenty. street yesterday
morning and several shots were exchanged between
the parties, one Of them striking Rooney In hi
breast and killing him. Fry was arrested.
John r. FELTON, was found dead yesterday in hi
room In No. 81 Bend street, the house where IN,
famous Burdell murder was committed.
In Judge McCunn's court yesterday man named
Taber appeared and said that nearly two weeks az,
ne came to this city from Minnesota with his wifi,
ana three children, and his arrival he sent them
90 boarding house, while nc remained at the depo
10 attend to his baggage. On receiving
the baggage he proceeded to the boarding house
hut heard that his family was not there, aud ATTIC
searching the city eight days for them he found tina
sney had been convicted Of petty larceny and sen