The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-08
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Now York, Friday, October s, 1863.
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EUROPE.

Cable kilograms are dated October I.
Spain is still convulsed by civil war; the proyi-
zion Of the constitution guaranteeing personal
liberty was suspended by the Cortes Contradictory
reports prevailed in Madrid TO the embarSatlon
Ut troops for Cuba The candidature of the Duke
Of Genoa Tor the throne OF Spain is
abandoned. A Paris organ of the French
s.reds" and radicals advises the members OF the
Legislative Body assemble for parliamentary duty
the day named for the coavocation OF the session
without the imperial call. and enter protest
declaring that Napoleon had violated the constitu-
ton The Danish Parliament met In session. the
King, in his Speech appealing to Prussia, indirectly,
for an adjustment OF the differences existing between
the countries. Political agitation continues In Ire
Pie STOCK CT bullion In the Banks OF England and
France decreased during the week.
naexico.
Telegraphic advlces from Mexico city to septem.
Der 80 state that Romero remains in the Cabinet.
The revolution In Potosi Is gaining favor but the
government has sent a sufficient force to quell it.
The American man-of-w war Pownatan Ia In Havana
harbor. No intelligence from the front has been
received recently. The journals are principally
engaged in discussing the position OF the United
States, and are especially vehement IN denouncing
miscellaneous.
Governor Walkers message was received ana read
In the Virginia Legislature yesterday. lie urges
strongly the adoption OF the fifteenth amendment
as one OF the requisites to reconstruction and the
election Of suitable men. who will afford sure
guarantee OF the intentions OF the future as
Senators. The protest OF the radical members in
the Senate was read and laid on the table.
In the Brooks assassination case In Philadelphia
Nell Mclaughlin was identified yesterday as the
man who drove the murderers away In the carriage.
and was committed. The TWO Others accused OF
completely who were out on bail, were surrendered
ana sent back to jail.
An agent OF the Rothschilds Is expected soon in
washington to offer loan Of any amount to the
government at four per cent
Seniors Lemus and Ruiz had interviews with secre
taries Fish and Boutwell, YESTERDAY, and are hopeful
or speedy release OF the Hornet. they claim that
her oficers prove that she cleared regularly
from British port
The steamers Kansas and Nlpsc, now at Washing
ton Navy Yard are ordered to be fitted out at once
Tor sea.
II appears that Alderman Giackmeyer. OF London,
Canada, at whose house Prince Arthur stayed for
two days. has sent in bill OF $500 TO the Agricul-
tural Association OF that town for boarding odg
ing the Prince.
AT the Trans-Contnenta Railway Convention in
Oswego a long communication was READ from Cou-
missioner Wilson, OF the General Land once, set.
ting forth the advantages OF Northern Pacific rail.
way over the Central and Southern routes. letter
was also received from General Sherman recon-
mending the completion OF the Central Pacific road
with double track with branches spreading out on
both SIDES being best adapted to the necessities
OF government as well as the wants Of commerce.
A tournament was held at Woodland, Baltimore
county, on wednesday, at which Generals Beaure-
gard and Joe Johnston were present.
Woe President Coliax is expected at Omaha on
Saturday.
From 800 to 500 Mormons are to go to Europe soon
10 obtain more proseytes
fire In Rome, N. Y, yesterday, partially dam
aged the Seymour House and the new opera house
and completely DESTROYED several other buildings
innicting loss OF $4,000.
In the United States Circuit Court, at Cincinnati
yesterday, on motion to quash an Indictment in
case where the Indictment had been stolen from the
nes, the Court held that under such circumstances
copy OF the lost or stolen indictment could be sub
sttuted and the accused be arraigned and tried on
such copy.
The Republican State Committee met In the Lin
coin Club Rooms last evening and nominated VII.
liam B. Taylor Tor State Engineer ana Surveyor In
place OF J. @. Robinson, declined. No other nomi
nations were made, but 1t Is probable that Horace
Gresley will be nominated for Comptroller.
The Nineteenth Ward committee OF cltlzens aoi
Eating for better railroad and stage transit from
Harlem. down town. presented their petition to
Mayor Hall yesterday, and during the course Of a
long interview, received his promise TO submit the
matter to the Common Council.
Reddy the Blacksmith was again arraigned 10
Fsc0rdsr Hackett's court yesterday and Lawrence