The New York herald., 1869-06-28
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The cable dispatches are dated June 81.
The republicans in the Spanish Cortes have been
warned that their presence cannot be tolerated as
advocates for republic, anarchy would ensue. A
cnange In the Ministry is imminent
The Emperor Napoleon has written letter 20 VI.
Schneider on the policy Of theigoveTnmeni, which
has caused him to withdraw his resignation as Pre-
sident OF the Corps Legisiatlf. The new Atlantic
cable is progressing favorably, and GO knots had
been paid out up to saturday noon.
Japan.
Our Yokohama letter Is dated May 2s. The
Peoples Parliament convened by proclamation OF
the Mikado, ha1 assembled In the Castle OF Jeddo.
The proceedings were modelled on the system pur-
sued in the United States and England, but the
power Of the Parliament does not extend beyond
advising the Mikado. The Daimios are strongly
opposed to the reform which the convening OF o
body even powerless as this implies and insults
to foreigners are becoming more numerous and
serious
Our Hong Kong letter Is dated May IS. The news
bas mainly been anticipated by the Atlantic cable
and the San Francisco telegraph
st. Domingo.
The town OF Azua is reported to have been cap
-tured by ex-President Cabral.
Miscellaneous.
Our Washington correspondent has had an inter
esting interview with Andy Johnson, which Will be
found detailed elsewhere. The ex-Presdent arrived
In Washington last evening.
The President Is uneasy over the dim prospects Of
republican victory at the coming election In Penn
sylvana. As Geary Is not the choice Of the Curtin
the Cameron factions, he urged him TO DECLINE the
nomination for Governor and offered him a better
President on Saturday and told him that the contest
would be very close, owing partly to Grants choice
oi Pennsylvania men for Office.
The Narraganset has arrived at Key West from
Havana with six oicers and three OF her crew
down with yellow fever.
The United states steamer Taapoosa sailed from
Charleston, s. O., yesterday, with the monitor 5au.
gus In tow.
Cubans in Washington, who are onicialy connect
ed with the revolutionary authorities, have recent,
had informal interviews with the President and
eral Cabinet officers, and, as a result they say thai
an agent IA to be sent to Cuba to report upon The
strength ana prospects Of the insurgents, and II tho
report Is satisfactory belligerent rights will probably
be accorded them at once.
General Van wyck OF New York, is about to can.
vass virginia for Wells, the radical candidate for
Governor.
Borie, It seems, recommended Robeson as his sue
cessor, and the President in order to study hi
points, had him invited by Borie 70 accompany tn
Presidential party to West Point On the way TIA
President drew Robson out, and being satisfied
with The display astontshed him with an appoint
ment
General J. c. Robinson recently called upon tn,
President, and thanked him for appointing his
cadet TO West Point but declined the honor on the
ground that the President had already appointed
the same young man cadet at the Naval Academy
The printers protest asking for a revocation o
the charter or the Washington Union, has beel
signed by 200 printers In Washington. severa
printers from the government printing bureau hav
been excused from signing It, rs II denounces tina
once az "rstr ONCE.
Vice President Colfax and wife are at Newport
n. l., and yesterday visited Ida Lewis, the Lig
House heroine. The vice Preside mt thanked her I
the Of the nation for her heroic efforts In say
ing life.
II is said that somebody pretending to be Mosby
the guerilla, has been travelling through Centrf
New York trying 10 get himself lonized; but IN tn
course OF his rambles he met AN Old farmer VIII
threatened TO mold MIN responsible for the murde
OF his son. An ''unpleasantness" was avoided onl
by the so-called Mosby leaving town as soon q
possible.
General r. b. Marcy has written letter to th
commission Cor civilizing the Indians, in which
suggests that the Indians have heretofore been kc