The New York herald., 1869-05-19
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Europe.

The cable kilograms are dated May is.
Reverdy Johnson declined the proposed banquet
OF the Southampton authorities in his honor. The
English press still fret over Summers speech. The
London Standard yesterday contained an editorial
In which it was asserted that England still pre-
pared to submit the question Of wrongs and dam
ages to proper tribunal.
The Archbishop OF Cashe in pastoral letter, de-
plores the recent outrages in the south Of Ireland
He considers them, however, as the acts OF a few
desperadoes and he denies the existence OF an
agrarian conspiracy.
The negotiations for the settlement OF the railway
difficulty between France and Belgium have been
completed. The opposition candidates in the vicinity
OF Paris it is thought will be successful in the
ing elections.
The financial budget OF Spain was submitted to
the Cortes yesterday.
The viceroy sailed from Alexandria yesterday with
the intention Of making tour through Europe.
Cuba.
Spanish reports state that the late fight Las MI
mas was nothing more than skrmish. The troops
on both sides suffering from fevers.
Miscellaneous.
General Carr, with seven companies OF the Fifth
cavalry, reported to have encountered village OF
500 Cheyenhes on the 18th inst, while moving to
Fort MCPHERSON, and fight ensued, In which the
Indians were defeated and fed with heavy loss
Carr had three men killed and one oacer and two
prlyates wounded.
The proceedings Of the Dyer court martial, which
acquit General Dyer OF frauds IN ordnance contracts
was approved and promulgated by the President
yesterday.
Among the new and inexperienced employees OF
the Treasury Department several mistakes have oc-
CURED recently. II has been discovered that one
clerk has been drawing three salaries, amounting In
the aggregate TO 81 900.
Brigham Young broke the first ground for the
Utah Central Railroad, below ogden, on Monday.
The road to salt Lake City with the Pacific
Railroad, and 1t Is said Will probably be finished In
october.
velocipede rnks have been decided liable to taxa
tion as exhibitions, tuition fees and receipts
incidental use OF the vehicles are returned in the
gross receipts.
A Boston printer named Alvin p. Rollins com
mitted suicide yesterday by cutting his throat. Hs
was under charges OF unseemly crimes at the time
and In a moment OF detection probably committed
the deed.
The case OF Connors the Broadway policeman,
was postponed by Judge Bedford yesterday unit
Thursday, owing to the absence of the Assistan
District Attorney.
The creyasse below New Orleans is stia unclosed
aud the aborers have gwen up the task OF closing
as hopeless. The water now sweeps uninterrupted.
through to the lake. Another crevasse has occurred
at Polnte Coupee parish, just below Red river OF
the west side Of the Mississippi.
The City.
The four Police Commissioners were at the Centra
once yesterday but no meeting was called. IL !
probable II a meeting had been held, that the bal
lots for President would have resulted as before.
Alexander Lppman, city marshal, was severely
bruised by some parties whom he was serving
dispossess warrant, In Orchard street. on the 2stl
OF April, and died from the effects OF the wound OF
Monday Several Of the persons alleged to hav
been connected with the aTray have been arrest ed
and Coroner schirmer has commenced an invest
cation.
George D. Davis was brought up before Judg
Benedict yesterday for trial on charge OF perJur
preferred by collector Bailey As the case proceede,
Davis who was sitting with his wife, became ve
loud In his denunciations Of the prosecuting awy'
and the Court ordered him 70 be taken from =