The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23
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Europe.

Gable kilograms are dated october %.
The Duke de Montpenser Is likely TO obtain the
throne OF Spain. Spain was generally tranquil,
Senior oIente, a spanish republican legislator was
arrested. The clergy OF the Irish Protestant Church
were m synod IN Dublin. The French radical
'reds'' movement, although not very pointed In its
object appears likely TO become dangerous
to Napoieonism. French legislative Deputies
will, 1t is said, move to repeal the law
conhscatipg the property OF the Orleans
Princes The insurrection against Austria, in Dali
malta, was suppressed by the military. An English
tory newspaper biames the United states govern
ment for its action towards the steamship Hornet.
BY steamship at this port we have mail report
in interesting detail OF our cable kilograms from
Europe to the 18th OF October
The Empress OF France reached Alexandria Thurs
day night from constantinope.
Japan.
Tne Mikado is still at Jeddo. The drunken native
who assaulted Sir Henry Park is TO be arrested.
railroad end q mint are soon TO be established, and
the foreign system OF education Is being adopted.
Cuba.
Mail adyices from Nassau state that tue steamer
Lillian, which sailed with an expeditlonary force
from Florida for Cuba, had been captured by the
British gunboat LapwIng and taken INTO Nassau,
where she was released By the authorities under
the ruling OF the Attorney General thai she could
not legally be held.
Miscellaneous.
The tennessee Legislature yesterday elected Henry
Cooper to be United States senator in place Of
Fowler, whose term expires In March, 1911 Elk
President johnson was defeated, Cooper receiving
IS votes and Johnson oil. IL IS believed III Wash
ington that Cooper Will be manipulated during his
term by Johnson, as the two are intimate friends.
1t IL now stated that Judge Johnston, Senator
elect from virginia, and Mr.. Gibson, one OF the
Representatives elect are still disqualified under
the fourteenth amendment
TWO distinct shocks OF earthquake were felt in
New England yesterday morning, Boston, Worcester
and several otner towns in other portions OF the
Eastern states being shaken TO such extent that
the people were greatly frightened, although not
hurt.
The trial OF the Cuban privateer was resumed yes
terday and again adjourned no important testimony
being yet elected. The crew OF the vessel remain al
their quarters In Wilmington.
The ex-ofcials OF the revenue in Richmond
charged with CONTRIBUTING tobacco stamps, wer'
arraigned yesterday and held In $4,000 each t.
appear The District Attorney urged high bail. oil
the ground that their accomphces we're wealth!
men, who would get them out II they had to pa!
SIC, 900 to do It..
Tne internal revenue agents IN Washington AM
Jackson counties, Fla, have been threatened 8
seriously by an armed mob which, 1t Is said, Is lee
by wealthy and influential citizen, that the super
visor mas called for troops TO protect the tax col
lectors.
Parties in Arkansas have for some time manages
TO deraud the revenue by having tobacco manufac
tured by Indians just outside the state border u
Indian Territory. The Indians being exempt from
taxation no revenue has heretofore been collected
for this tobacco and It is supposed that new legisa
ton will DO required IN the matter.
Thomas Ewing, sr., was taken suddenly Ill In tn
Supreme Court Chamber at Washington yesterday
while somewhat excltedly arguing case IN whicl
no had been counsel for twenty-five years. III
tainted and was removed the court adjourning OF
account OF the untoward accident. HIS condition
now improved
The Western members OF Congress, 1t is stated ar
generally favorable to the removal OF the Capitol GU