The New York herald., 1869-07-04
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Europe.

The cable teegrams dated July 8.
The London Times yesterday criticised the action
OF the Lords on the Irish Church bill. letter has
been addressed by Cardinal Cullen to the officers Of
the Catholic College, in which he says the nation
must have its full measure OF justice If the House
Lords mutilate the Irish Church bill.
Slxty-one more Of the late French elections have
been declared valid. The Great Eastern when last
heard from was one thousand and twenty miles Out
from France, and eleven hundred and forty three
miles OF cable were successfully submerged.
Admiral Topete. in the Spanish Cortes, yesterday
declared that republic was impossible in Spain
Troops have been sent to suppress the Carllsts In
Andalusa and Arragon.
Serious troubles have arisen in the Azores, In
consequence Of the increased taxation.
Cuba.
Rear Admiral Hon has furnished report to the
Navy Department of affairs In Cuba As it is dated
Key West June 10 and a. it furnishes no news that
has not already been published in the HERALD
Miscellaneous.
Good authority is claimed for stating that there
Will be no further changes In the Cabinet
General Warren and Judge Wilson, Commissioners
OF the Pacific Railroad, have furnished report on
the construction Of the road, in which they repre-.
sent 1t to be generally well constructed and in good
order. Some sections, however, are incomplete,
but are being rapidly finished, and they recommend
their acceptance by the government.
Ba's equestrian statue of Washington was up.
veiled in the Public Garden at Boston yesterday.
The statue OF Washington presented to Philadelphia
by the school children OF that city was placed on
pedestal in front of Independence Hall Yesterday.
and Will be unveiled on Monday.
The majority OF Columbia Typographical Union
NO. l0l, have issued an appeal to President George
OF the National Typographical Union, demanding
tnat the charter OF their union be revoked at the
demand OF the minority, who are opposed to the
admission Of Douglass, the coored printer.
There appears TO have been great loss OF life by
the floods In Kansas and Northern Missouri
steamboat captain reports having seen twenty seven
dead bodies, OF both sexes and all ages, taken from
the owlands after the water receded. The colony OF
Swedes on the Kaw river were swept away only
thirteen OF them escaping without injury
The Indians along the upper Missouri are rrnr on
steamboats, and committing other outrages they
complain that they have not received promised SUD-
plies.
fearful storm passed over Clinton county Iowa
recently, doing damage TO the amount OF several
thousand dollars and killing one woman.
IL Is reported that the Third Auditor OF the Trea-
sury consented to give Dr. Mary Walker a clerkship
but Secretary Boutwell, refused to approve the ap
pointment.
An Assocated Press despatch says that the St
Louis county bonds were protested in New York on
Friday for nonpayment In gold, the currency to
take them up having been rendered.
A trial OF the aviator the steam balloon that is
intended TO sail from San Francisco to New York in
twenty-four hours, took place in san Francisco on
Saturday and is reported to have been q success.
The City.
To-day Is the Glorious Fourth; but as IL ia also
Sunday the grand celebrations have been deferred
until tomorrow.
The Cuban prisoners held at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard were discharged yesterday on their own re-
cognizances. Seniors Alfaro and Bassora the lead.
Ryan and his 800 men are still unheard from. and
the report thar Marshal Barlow had sent steamer
TO capture them Is denied.
Another Spanish gunboat was launched yesterday
from the shpyard Of Messrs. Poion, foot OF Bridge
street Brooklyn. Thirty in all to be constructed
at various yards and VIII be ready TO receive their
machinery at the Delamater Iron Works by the lst
Of September.
Fhe drum fish has recently made raid on the
oyster beds lying between Staten Island and Kew.
port. N. j., and has destroyed probably twenS mil
lions OF the young oysters being reared in those
waters by the regular oyster planters The sacrifice
of capital amounts TO considerably over 100000
Since January 142, 227 emgrants have landed
at this port from various countries which shows an
increase OF more than $1,000 over the corresponding
six months OF last year.
Irwin Cornell, young man OF eighteen, acci.
deltally shot himself with an old pistol in the iron
(ouadTy Of Aessrs, Cornell, l3s Centre street, on