The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19
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Europe.

Cable kilograms are dated September Is.
The Spaniards remained intensely excited on the
subject OF Cuba and the American notes presented
by General Slckles. The English press canvassed
the Cuban subject in careful analysis OF the case
from different points of view The writers gene
rally regard situat!on-as critical; but express the
opinion that Spain must eventually give up the island
The Master of the English Mint s dead. The last
descendant OF William Penn died England. A
serious riot occurred in Londonderry, Ireland, be-
tween dock porters on strike and green hands
wanting to work. 1t was subdued only by charge
ofmilitary on the combatants.
BY mail from Europe we have our special CORE
spondence and newspaper reports in very interest
ing detail OF our cable kilograms to the 18th Of Sep
TENDER.
The Stowe-Byron controversy engaged the atten.
ton of the London press, from which publish an
teiestng letter by the late Lady Byron, with other
matter relative to the subject OF the accusation ana
defence of Lord Byron.
The schooner s. c. Dyer from New York for Texas
which put into Ua,anzas distress and was detained
as flibustering craft has been released at the de-
maud Of the American Consul.
The alleged fibusters captured of New Bedford
have all been tired by the United States Commits
sioner and discharged. large iron-clad carrying
eighteen steel guns and crowded with men, in com
pany with large schooner, has been lying to recent
ly about two miles from Gays Head or the Massa-
chusett5 coast. Both vessels are supposed to be
Cuban tliDusters.
Dates from the City OF Mexico have been received
to the 18th inst new Cabinet is to be formed by
Juarez. Three OF the coDspirators recently tried
were sentenced to be shot and six to ten years. I'M
prisonment. The railroad from Mexico to Puehla
has been completed. The country generally Is more
tranquil than usual.
Miscellaneous.
The President yesterday assisted the good citizens
OF washington, Pa, TO lay the corner stone OF tho
Town Hall and afterwards received them In the old
court room. He VIII leave Tor Washington Oh
wednesday.
In the trial Of shureman in the Criminal Court Al
Washington yesterday, for abstracting unsigned
bank notes from the Treasury Department, his coun
sei moved for his discharge the ground that tn,
indictment was defective. The Judge said he woulC
render a decision on Monday.
Judge Dent opened the political campaign II
Mississippi yesterday BY stump speech at Corinth
The New Dominion is making overtures to tn
yroauois indians to emigrate to the Ottawa river
and grand council of the tribe Is to be held on Fri
day to confer on the subject.
Two officers OF the branch OF the Montreal BAN
at Quebec. 1t is said, have absconded with abou
e15o,OoO of the banks funds.
A young man deliberately jumped over Magyar
Falls from the Canada side yesterday morning an,
Was killed.
Ex-Presdent Millard Fillmore is to preside at tn
opening OF the National Commercial Convention a
louisville.
A light recently occurred on Snake Hill reserve
Zion between some soldiers and Sioux Indians, II
which the former had two men killed and the latte
two men wounded.
The City.
The Mrs. Ann McCanrey. who was reported
nave been murdered In Cherry street, and who,
ioesA body was, % It were. identified BY her tv