The New York herald., 1869-06-14
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Europe.

Tne cable kilograms are dated June Is.
A rumor prevailed in Londcn yesterday that
Minister Motley had communicated the views OF the
American administration to the British government
regarding the Alabama dispute The Great Eastern
hes started on her way to commence the laying Of
the French transatlantic cable.
Many arrests were made in Paris on Saturday
The troops still paraded the streets. Latest accounts
say that quiet has been restored.
The election OF the Duke de Montpensier was
advocated in the Spanish Cortes on Saturday.
Montpensier at the present time Is in Andalusia.
The oath TO support the new constitution has been
administered TO the army aud navy. General Prim,
In response 10 an attack on Mexico and the Mexi-
cans defended the latter and extolled their bravery.
The King OF Prussia and Count Bismarck have
started on tour through Hanover.
Cuba.
Our correspondent from Havana gives additional
particulars concerning the deposition OF Captain
General Dulce by the volunteers and which could
not be communicated by telegraph. The most popu-
lar idea OF the volunteers 70 separate from the
Madrid government and proclaim the ex-Queen or
the Prince OF Asiurias. The number OF Spanish
troops in the field is daily decreasing from casual
ties sickness and desertion and the rainy season
seriously nterferes with operations In the field One
OF the most prominent OF the leaders Of the emeue
Spanish or a desert.
Our Brazilian correspondence shows that railroad
and telegraphic matters commanding much atten
ton IN South America. On the lst Of May there
grand celebration In Rio In honor OF laying the first
rail- OF a new road TO the interior. steamer built
for the Upper Amazon trade had received full
cargo aboard, and its departure was only delayed
by the remssness Of the government officials. re-
liyious excitement prevails at Pernambuco, which
bids fair to the expulsion OF the Jesuits from
the country. bill introduced into the Provin.
cial Assembly iorbidding the Jesuts and Sisters OF
Charity from entering any provincial charitable In
stitution; and attention was called TO an old decree
which expelled the Jesuits and forbid their return.
The banking firm OF Fortiho 4 Morrisy at Para, has
iated, owing an extraordinary sum- the Bank of
Brazil having advanced ss,OOOo0O on their paper
and securities.
About 800 Indians attacked O train OF nine wagons
and eighty mules laden with government supplies
for Camp Grant, Arizona small force OF soldiers
went 10 the assistance OF the train but the Indians
compelled them 10 retreat with loss OF three killed
and three wounded. The savages destroyed the
wagons and contents, winch were valued at $40. oO0
The settlers viii soon he compelled to leave the
country unless greater military protection Is az
fOrded.
Miscellaneous.
Under the rulings OF Secretary Boutwell, the bus,.
ness OF the sample ONCE must be confined exclu.
sively 10 the examination OF sample packages which
are OF no commercial value. All packages OF mer.
chandise, except sample packages must be subject
70 regular entry not so entered they will be sent
" the bonded warehouse until the proper entry is
maze. The Secretary also rules that abatement OF
duty may be made In allowance for damages TO
goods caused by IRE and water from the burning OF
floating elevator at the dock on which they were
landed such goods being considered as construc.
lively IA warehouse.
At the dinner given to Ex-Governor Curtin In
Philadelphia on Saturday, prior to his departure for
Russia Count Bodseo, Charge d'Anaires Of the Rus.
sian Legation, said that the sympathies OF his gov.
ernment during our late rebellion were with the
federal government aud read letter from the Car
expressing his qualification at the success OF the
Union arms and the election OF General Graut to the
Presidency.
Authority Will be conferred upon General
schohed In case the United States troops upon the
frontier are not sufficient TO promptly quel the In.
dian disurbances 70 raise volunteers for that pur.
pose.
secretary Rawlins has suspended for the present.
his order dsmissng ali the clerks and employees ex.
cept sixty OF the war once.
The Attorney General OF New YORK has declared
che amendment OF the Militia law repeating the clause
exempting members OF the National Guard from
taxation to the extent OF $500 TO be constitutional
and directed the assessors TO proceed accordnolv