The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-27
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New York, Monday, September ~, 1869.
Europe.

Cable kilograms are dated September 2s.
Dispatches from Madrid announce that serious
radical democratic revolutionary agitation against
ehe existing government Is in active progress In
Barcelona and other municipal centres. The voun.
Beers refuse to dlsarm. Barricades thrown up were
In one instance attacked by the regular troops.
During one assault the insurgents had twenty -four
men killed and quite number wounded, the troops
dosing two officers, who were killed. order was
RESTORED republican demonstration will be
Attempted in Madrid next Wednesday, and serious
frouble is expected. General Pierrad was arrested
knd taken TO Tarragona.
The Empress Eugenie is to leave Paris for the
East on the 3Oth instant. Marshal Canrobert Is not
about to renquish the command of the troop serv.
Ing in and around Paris, as reported.
Napoleon attended the Paris races yesterday.
Specie has commenced TO now in very large
quantity from England and France for New York.
BY steamship at this port we have our special
European correspondence and newspaper mail
reports in very important detail OF our cable tele
grams TO the 18th OF September.
Turkey and Egypt.
The semi-ofticial newspaper organ OF the Grand
vizer of Turkey publishes In Constantinople most
violent attack on the yiceroy of Egypt account OF
his refusal to comply with the terms of the Sultan'5
second note, ald particularly for his proposal or a
reference to the great European Powers The
article calls for The dismissal OF Isman Pacha.
Miscellaneous.
We publish this morning the letter from General
Reynolds, commander OF the Military Department
bf Texas, to the President upon the political state
ef affairs in Texas. The General takes decided
stand against Hamilton and the conservatives who
have nominated for once number OF can lidates
who cannot qualify under the reconstruction laws
cf Congress.
Secretary Boutwell, has reiterated his determina-
Zion to carry out his own financial schemes, and to
be in no wise Influenced 10y the operations in Wall
street.
The excitement over the struggle for Senators
from Virginia increases every day and 1t intma-
TED that possibly radical republican may be chosen
10 Ill one Of the places. Alexander Sharp, late
Postmaster at Richmond, and brother-in-law OF the
President, has been brought prominently forward by
She conservatives. Horace Greeley Is likewise
spoken of to represent the Ola Dominion In the
higher branch OF our national legislature.
Advices from the northwestern coast 10 August
3 have been received at San Francisco. The ice in
Behring's Sea the past season was unusually heavy
and caused much damage to vessels. The natives
at Plover Bay plundered and destroyed the buildings
Of the Western Union Telegraph Company at that
point
presented to the President saturday by Secretary
Fish. Instead OF the common place expressions OF
regard usual on such occasions, Mr. Bile said his
bountry though small In extent and limited ID
influence stands In many respects as the bearer Of
American ideas In Europe, where some OF the great
principles represented to the world by the United
States were carried out by law-abdng, frugal and
industrious people, who we're aiming at system OF
befgoyerament which fnds Its best model IN this
republic.
the Red s; ocKngs Base Bail Club OF Cincinnati
played game with the Eagles OF San Francisco at
their grounds near that city, on Saturday. The
score stood--Red Stockings, 80; Eagles, 4.
J. X Porter, first oflicer Of the rebel steamer
Shenandoah while that vessel was engaged in burn
Eng tho Pacific whaling feet and recently com.
nandcr OF the steamer Constitution, plying from
Ban Francisco to Mexican ports died at sea on the
18th inst
DR.. c. +. Hail. the Arctic explorer, arrived at New
Bedford yesterday after an absence OF five years
DR.. Hall brings interesting intelligence OF the fate OF
Hp John Franklin and also the remains OF one Of
the members Of that Inflated expedition. Three
mon belonging TO the Doctors expedition have also
arrived at New London Conn
Laat evening an attempt was made TO throw tn,
Albany and Rochester accommodation train of thu
track 10y placing distractions upon the road an,
shrusting ties between the tlmbers of q bridg
between Newark and Palmyra N. Y. fortunatel
She attempt was unsuccessful.
,~ Tie Cashier Of the National Exchange Bank al
?, Providcncs, X. I, has been arrested on charge
nppropylasina $4,000 OF the funds Of that institr
TO mas own benefit
nole mas been visited with hAavr rains "a