The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-13
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Europe.

The cable kilograms are dated July IL.
Napoleon yields to the demands of the Corps
Legslatf but will not for the present, change his
Ministers. The Cabinet, however, is to be reor-
gained. The Emperor's shrewdness is observable
in this manner OF treating his political
opponents. The agitation for political
forms has not been hushed into silence.
Among the subjects which the Emperor
intends to submit for the consideration Of the Legs
lative Assembly are:-The right OF the Corps Legis
atf to elect Its officers; the simpli6catlon OF
the methods of presenting and amending amend
ments; projects OF law; commercial treaties; the
budget and the extension Of the right OF Interpret
lation. The Great Eastern when last heard from
was only thirty miles from the point where 1t was
expected to make the splice OF the cable.
Messrs. Bright and Forster have withdrawn their
designations to the Reform Club. The oxford boat
crew have commenced training. The London Times
yesterday in an editorial said that 1t considered the
absorption OF the petty Mussulman States by Russia
q benefit To the world Russia much not encroach
on England's India possessions though.
The Orangemen and Catholics in the North Of Ire
land yesterday RECALLED themselves with insignin-
cant riot. Fenian outrages reported as Of daily
occurrence. A Captain Lambert, residing near Gal
way was shot, probably fatally wounded, on Sun
day night
The Austrian redbook, just published, says that
the government Is interested in maintaining The
isting status IN its dealings with Prussia and the
other German states.
Miscellaneous.
The President and family will leave Washington
on Thursday for Long Branch in the steamer ITALIA
poosa ana will put up at the stetson House
Governor elect Walker, OF Virginia, had an in
terview yesterday with President Grant, in which
the latter assured him that his election satisac
tory and that he should receive the hearty support
of the administration.
The counsel OF Yeyger, who is on trial in Jackson
fMss.) before military commission for the murder
OF Colonel Crane oficer OF the army, have petit
toned Chief Justice Chase for a writ OF babeas
corpus taking him out of the hands OF the military
commission. The Chief Justice fixed wednesday
morning for hearing argument in the matter
The trouble between the Indian Peace Commis
sion and the Indian Commissioner has been re-
moved by the withdrawal OF Messrs. WEIGH and
Campbell, the two members or the Board who were
dissatisfied These two, 1t appears, contended tina
the indian Commissioner could not purchase sup
plies or expend any OF the 81, 100000 fund withou
the advice and consent Of the Board. They sale
that such was the understanding when they &C
copied the appointment from the President, but as
the rest of the Board did not agree with them the.
resigned.
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forth the terms OF the convention with Mexico 70
the settlement of private claims between citizens o
the two nations, and giving instructions 10 claimants
as to the mode OF procedure to be had before tn
commission which meets In Washington soon.
Columbia Typographical Union No. 101, OF wasf
ington, last night referred the question OF apprer
ticeshp in the Government Printing once 10 a.seeC
committee OF five.
Mr.. +. A. Smith, OF the firm OF Smith Payn,
bankers, In Newark, N. j. has been arrested on
complaint Of Jay Cooke q Co., that he purchased
them $4,000 worth OF government bonds, for whc
he gave a check O bank where 1t Ia alleged
had no funds. Mr.. Smith was too III to be removed
and q constabulary surveillance Is kept over hi
person.
The Saengerfest at Baltimore was formally ina'
gurated yesterday with an imposing civic and mil
tary procession, The societies competed IN tn
evening for prizes for singing.
The proposition for establishing the equality OF a
citizens has been promulgated by the Servian go'
eminent
The disposition among the radical darkies defeate
IN the late Virginia election seems to be averse
quietly submitting to their defeat. They assaulte
Walker negro IN Richmond yesterday, but
escaped them.
The train from New York TO Washington on SUI
day night ran into handcar the Susquehann
river and portion OF the train was thrown dow
an empankment No one was hurt, although u
cars were crowded. The handcar was being use
without authority by the Western Union TeeQrar
Company for carrying telegraph cross arms.
Hattou the colored Councilman Of washingto
who visited Gettysburg with the delegation