The New York herald., 1869-06-12
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New York, Saturday, June IL, 1860.
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Tic cable kilograms are dated June IL.
An immense republican meeting was held yester-
day in Cordova, Spain. All the southern districts
were represented. Revolutionary speeches were
made. The United States and President Grant
were loudly cheered. disturbance broke out dur
Ing the progress Of the meeting and several per-
sons were killed and number OF others wounded.
The Duke OF Montpenser Acknowledges and respects
the new constitution, so he says. The financial
budget for the coming year Is under discussion. The
Finance Minister says that to reduce the estimates
for expenses is impossible. The Regency question
is also under consideration. General De Rodas has
left for Cuba.
The fourth day of the Ascot races came of yester.
day. The first race was won by Restitution the
workingham Stakes by Typhocus the second class
Nottingham Stakes by Cock OF the Walk, and the
sixteenth Ascot Triennial Stakes by the Duke Of
Beaufort
The Irish Church bill was up in the House OF
Lords yesterday, but no action was taken on 1t.
The Alabama claims question has been postponed In
the Commons until the 9Th OF July. The firm Of
Livesy Thorpe. London, has suspended.
RoDberies OF firearms throughout the south Of
Ireland reported as every day occurrences. The
Fenans are the suspected parties.
The Emperor and Empress OF the French drove
out publicly in Paris yesterday. They were loudly
cheered In the Montmartre district. The excite
ment however, continues among the people. In
the Montmartre district last evening the crowd
broke through line Of police and formed barri.
cade The people were shortly after
dispersed. The editors Of the Rerea and
Si9cle were arrested in the evening. The
latest election returns show one hundred and
ninety-nine official to ninety three opposition men,
bers. A banquet has been given on board the Great
Eastern to celebrate successful loading Of the new
French cable. General Cluserat has been expelled
from Paris
The German expedition to the Arctic regions, for
some time past at Bremen, is now ready 10 sail.
Cuba.
The volunteers apparently have most OF the Span
lsh officials IN the island directly under control.
Captain General Espinar was recently compelled by
them TO countermand Dulce's requisItion on the
home government for Ave thousand regulars
The recognition Of the Cuban beligerents has been
again strongly urged upon Secretary Fish, Mr. Ruiz,
secretary TO Mr. Lemus the Cuban agent, had con.
versation with him recently, and argued that, con-
siderng the recent action OF the volunteers IN Ha
vana Spanish domination In the island has ceased
and the Caban government Is certainly more OF q
de 6rcto institution than one so completely revolu
tonized as the spanish government In Havana has
been Dy forcble deposition OF Dulce. Secretary
Fish said that he would return an answer IN few
days and Mr. Ruiz feels quite sangulne that hii
government viii be recognized.
Miscellaneous.
AT the anniversary dinner OF the Toronto Canada
University, on Thursday night Goodwin Smith, o
Cornell University, at Ithaca, N. y, made some re
marks. in the course or which he INDUCED In SOM
ill-natured llngs ct the American press. which b
said was by 10 means noted for It's intelligence
His own reply TO Senator Summers speech he con
sidered as having set the Alabama question In II
true light before the American people, although Ii
first edects caused him little tropidation, and h,
feared would compel him to seek refuge across tho
Canadian line England was great nation, ready
TO pay any damages, but her honor must not bt
questioned-a fact which Americans should bear IL
mind, or serious consequences might ensue.
In the typographical Union at Albany YESTERDAY
the new constitution, changing the name to the
International Union and allowing charters to be
granted to female printers unions, was discussed O.
length and finally adopted.
The Nashville Press and times, the organ OF th,
Tennessee radicals, yesterday morning came out II
favor OF universal snfrage, and OF restoring u
ctlz enship the ostracised white population Of tha
State.
Vice President Colfax, with his wife, is visitnl
Boonton, N. J. His relatives live near there o
Pompton. In the Old Colfax mansion which Genera
Washington made his headquarters one winter. Tn,
furniture used by him then Is used by the ColfaA
family still.
Reverdy Johnson appeared In the Baltimore su
preme Court yesterday as counsel In a case. lie
was warmly welcomed by the court and bar, ant
appears 10 be In excellent health.
At tho funeral Of Lieutenant Tenily, a Fenian
ofncer In Louisville yesterday, the brotherhood ap
peared In regalia. The priest thereupon refused Il
perform the burial rites, and the brotherhood fol
lowed the body TO the grave amid profound sen
sation.
delegation Of the Grand Army OF the Republic
called on Postmaster General Creswe recently and
somewhat brusquely demanded large share o
ofnoes. Creswell replied that he would grant nc
favors demanded in such manner, aud besides he
thought their oreapizatioh no loEgef Represented
true republicanlsm.
The republican state Convention of Texas met
Houston on Monday and adj5fFned on Wednesday
y. J. Davis was nominated for Governor and ". +
Flanagan for Lieutenant Governor. Speeches wef
mado repudiating A. j. Hamilton and his recent con
vention In the same city.
ns government loss by the recent bank robber