The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-31
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Europe.

Cable kilograms are dated August 30.
Paris experienced very excited Bourse panic in
consequence OF the circulation OF reports relative
to the dangerous condition Of Napoleon's health.
Eugene WILL II Is said, hasten her return from the
East. The medical bulletin was reassuring. Prince
Napoleon Intends to deliver q democratic speech in
the Senate.
London journals are out In disbelief Of the Stowe.
Byron scandal story. The Irish in London were
engaged in new plan Of political agitation. Fifty
bishops decline to attend the Council In Rome. The
alleged assassin of the Prince Of Servia has been ad
mitted to bail. Vienna was agltated by o bank
failure.
The London Times comments on the late boat
race IN truly International spirit and tone.
The rules for the navg atIou Of the Suez Canal
published.
Our special correspondence and European mall re-
port in very interesting detail OF our cable tee-
grams to the 20tn Of August.
A despatch BY the Atlantic cable says twenty-one
Christian missionaries have been murdered in China
Paraguay.
No opposition was offered by Lopez 70 the allied
advance on vnla Rica beyond which no operations
against the Paraguayans have as yet been attempt
ed. Lopez is strongly intrenched in the Corderas.
The British subjects living under Lopez are faring
well and have no desire to leave the country. Minis
ter Mcmahon was carrying money for them home to
England
Dispatches from Havana contain the usual ac-
counts Of desuitory fighting, without any decisive
results The Didro claims that seven OF the central
and eastern jurisdictions held by the Spanards.
Ferrera O member Of the vigilance committee,
charged with enforcing the collection Of customs,
has been dismissed for smuggling.
Secretary Fish, In reply to inquiries from Cubans
In Washington, states that he has information as
TO any action Of the Spanish government on the
proposition to sell Cuba. 1t Is believed in Cuban
circles that the Serrano government win make no
decision in the matter but will leave 1t to the King
who Is to be chosen by tue Cortes on the 18th Of
September.
DR.. Smons, New Yorker, who has been q pris-
oner at Havana for the last seven months, has
arrived In Washington to secure Secretary Fishs
aid In recovering the property taken from him by
the Spaniards during his confinement. He repre-
ssnts that he was shameuly treated by his captors
the volunteers.
Miscellaneous.
Mr. J. Ross Browne denies that denounced Mr.
urltngame or his Mission, and says that the Chinese
would not progress except by the enforcement OF
treaty rights.
Prince Arthur attended a reception and ball In
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, yesterday
and q general holiday was observed. He opened
the ball with the Mayors wife.
General Candy, commanding in Virginia, 1t is nov
stated, has written to General Sherman asking
authority to install Governor Walker Immediately
In order that certain important appointments ma
be made.
Mr.. Peabody. accompanied part Of the way b.
General Lee, loft White Sulphur Springs for Bait
more yesterday In special car His health is nue.
improved. lie was in Washington yesterday after
noon as the guest OF Mr.. Corcoran.
Judge Dent expresses no doubt OF his nomination
by the Mississippi conservatives. He has great ele
nents Of strength Of the State, having at one tim
been the Freedmen's Bureau Commissioner there
when by his tact he managed 80 wen as TO secur
the ardent attachment Of both rebels and negroes
He will stump the state during the canvass
Ben Butler and General Rawlins are quarrelin
between themselves. quartermaster IN Ricf
mond burned some buildings used as hospit.