The New York herald., 1869-10-03
T RI PIE S HE EFT
r II Il N Fl w s.
Europe.

Gable kilograms are dated October 2.
The marine losses by fire at Bordeaux are esti-
mated at 100000 francs. The Austro- Chinese
treaty has been duly ratified in China. The potato
crop Of England will be short. Colonel Hill is
appointed Governor OF Newfoundland The French
Cabinet will, it Is said be reconstructed
by the infusion OF more radical members.
The Empress OF France reached Venice. A
London journal says that the terms OF the Sickes-
Cuba noe are not Ineligible, and expresses the
opinion that faction Will be extinguished in Span
Senator Summers opinion relative to the coming
dissolution OF the British empire Is not relished In
London Prussia has despatched war vessels TO CUBA
BY steamship at this port we have mail details OF
our cable kilograms from Europe to the 2st OF Sep
temDer.
The Madrid correspondent OF the London Ne,rs
writing on the 18th of September, the papers
still keep up excitement and agitation respecting
the note of General Sickles, they do while
completely in the dark to Its actual contents The
government Is to blame for all this 1t was a com.
municaton which should either have been buried in
the depths lof ofcial reserve given to the press
In Its entrety. All that has been told the press
that the American Minister had note, and that
In 1t he threatened the recognition or the Cuban
rebels Delllgerents. This has been sufficient TO
set the journals Wild
The London Times OF the 2lst ultimo refers 10 the
SickesCuba note In Its financial article thus: 1.-THE
freedom with which categorical denials given in
political matters to conceal the failure OF negotia-
tions that have been found the course OF their
progress likely to prove unpopular or inexp edient
has TOO often been experienced to provoke surprise
At the chorus OF denial raised with regard to the
entertainment temporarily given to the proposals OF
the United States on the Cuban question. AS the
nature and extent OF these proposals now be OF
little consequence 1t would be useless to occupy
further space In relation to them.n
Paraguay.
Advlces by the cable from Buenos Ayres state that
when he evacuated that place. Subsequently
force OF 1900 Paraguayans attacked by 10000
allies and all but 500 OF them killed or captured.
Miscellaneous.
The government 1t is stated in our Washington
dispatches, does not consider the Hornet priva-
teer in the usual sense OF the word and does
not feel bound by international law to send out
cruisers Tor her capture.
The number OF killed by the explosion at the
Indiana State Fair Is reported at twenty seven
while several OF the wounded will probably die. The
cause OF the explosion Is supposed to have been
lack OF water in the boiler. A coroner's jury Is
already investigating the circumstances.
Raleigh, N. O., paper claims that the Gov
ernor ana Treasurer OF that State, assisted by
New York operators, have been making fortune by
depressing State stocks. buying them in at a low
price, and then through their Official influence appre
clating them and selling out
Governor Pease, OF Texas, has resigned on account
Of General Reynolds action In reference to politics
and viii take the stump for Hamilton. The defec-
ton OF other prominent radicals win probably fol.
low. Such Is the tenor OF dispatches from Calves.
Ton.
A heavy shock OF earthquake was felt in san
Lorenzo, Cal, on Friday.
Burns, convict, who disappeared from Sing Sing
Prison week ago, was discovered yesterday hid
away in closet in the building, wnere he had been
victuaed for five days by his fellow convfcts.
Professor Hail. who was In charge Of the expedi-
ton sent to BehrnR Straits to observe the eclipse
has written to the superintendent OF the Naval
Observatory at Washington TO say that the observa.
ton was not failure, as reported, though its sue
cess was only partial.
Ex-President Pierce is very Ill atsConcord N. H.,
and his recovery is extremely doubtful.
temporary inmate OF the Saugus (Mass) Aims
house killed his wife yesterday with pair OF shoe
clamps.
Governor Claim has ordered an election FOR Con.
gress In the Seventh Massachu sets district.
TWO editors In Concord N. H., have wagered
$4,000 against one another the result OF inves
tlgation as 10 the facts OF report that OF the
editors, Mr. Fogg, offered to lend the influence of his
paper, the Independent Democrat to secure Chief
Justice Chases election to the Presidency in case he
had been nominated by the democracy The money
whom the bet is decided s 10 be distributed among
religious societies In Concord
new and dangerous counterfeit ten dollar green.
back has Just appeared In Cincinnati.
Three negroes who we're so nearly white that they
0ouuht their tickets and passed the doorkoanar
without being noticed entered the dress circle Of the
National theatre in Washington last evening. They
were detected however when seated in the warm
atmosphere OF the room, and were put out. Now
they intend bring the before the courts and
}est the Social Equality ordinance recently passed
by the Washington Council.
The Ooroner's Jury In the case OF the murdered