The New York herald., 1869-09-21
T RIPPLE S III E E L
New York, Tuesday, September FL, 1869.
Europe.

BY special cable telegram from London We are In.
formed that England and France have agreed that
the status quo OF governmental and executive tribu-
tary relations between Turkey and Egypt must be
maintained.
The Cuban question has been Canvassed still more
earnestly and extensively The conclusion was
against foreign intervention but in favor Of Spain
doing justice to the Cubans herself. and thus ds-
arming American influence III the island.
London journal preaces o gloomy outline
OF the condition which will eventuate, 1t
says, in France after the EmperOrs death
in consequence of the fiery debates and jeal-
GUS rivaries which exist between the respective
factions of the Empress and Prince Napoleon An
English newspaper writer calls the Humboldt cele
bratOn in Berlin a shabby affair. Prussia, it Is
said, will annex the Grand Duchy Of Baden. The
radical democracy are in active political movement
In Great Britain.
A letter from Paris OF September in the London
star says:-''The Beecher StOwe-Byron episode has
succeeded the now effaced splash Of ink on Car
peaux's Bacchante in occupying the pens Of redac
te,us, and threatens to excite as vOuminOus
controversy on this side OF the Channel 1t has
yours"
The Mikado is still at Jeddo. conspiracy had
been discovered at KiOta to set up another Mikado
Preparations are making to give the Duke OF Edln-
burg grand reception.
Paraguay.
AdvIces by the cable dated at Asuncon, August
IS state that Lopez had been defeated and compelled
to nee Ascurra and Pribebin being captured and
continuance of the struggle being no longer possible
The war Is considered at end and great rejocngs
are had IN all the cities OF Brazil and the Argentine
Confederation. Minister Blow has arrived at Rio
Janeiro.
By way of England we have details of the T.arder
of Mllc Time, in the Ouad BerdjoTrSfj. Northern
Africa TWO parties one conssisstiinp of Arabs and
the other oi ionsrrsg who disputed the right oi
escorting MIG MIG Time, settled the difference by
Proceeding together, but shortly afterwards came
to blows in q wrangle for the honor of carrying her
nalanouin Mile. Time, rushing forward to
separate the combatanls had her hand cut on by
a Tonarep and was shot in the breast by an ARAB
The servants with the exception OF one young
neuress, were allowed to escape the spot wher'
the outrage occurred is said to be in Turkish Jurs
dictlon.
The President was still at ashington, Pa, yester
day. but will leave for Washington ID. G., via Wheel
ting. to-day.
propostion is said to be progressing among
some western congressman to pass bill at the mex
Kanawha rivers, by means of 400 miles OF canal witt
the Mississippi, thus opening new water route
from the far West to the seaboard. Norfolk is tht
CITY that ia to become one of the great ports OF th
union by this enterprise
An express train on the pennsylvania ana New
York Railroad ran into q freight tram standing o.
the track at Athens Pa, owing TO dense IOR
which prevented the engineer from seeing TIL
danger signal, at hafpast seven yesterday morning
Two persons were killed, one OF them, Nelson W
Ackley a republican candidate for the Pennsylvani
Legislature and a number OF other persons wei
injured.
Prince Arthur inspected Quebec on SATURDAY an
Sunday, attending Governor Belleau's reception an
a banquet at the Stada coma club. He left yeserda
for Montreal, where he visited his future quarters
and departed again for London, Ontario.
Mr.. David Green OF Jones county,iN. c., was sht
and killed near his house recently by party OF me
unknown. As he was a democrat, the men are sur
posed to be Loyal Leaguers
Three negroes were burned to death IN the Dism
swamp recently. great fire is raging there an
tuesc negroes were employed IN getting out timbe
but while taking nap in their hut were walled
by the fire.
large fire occurred in Main street, Richmon
vo the heart OF the business community, la
evening and after considerable trouble 1t g
undsr subiecton at q late hour. The loss cam
vet be estimated. IL occurred near the dsastro
fire of a few weeks ago, and considerable alarm p'
walls. as 1t Is believed TO be the work OF incendiar
Perry Fuller has been admitted TO bail IN NJ
orleans IN $50 900 to answer IN November next
alleged completely In the SO, 3,Ooo,ooo "ring" swindie
the government.
Yesterday morning two blocks OF buildings IN
Town OF MEDINA n. T., were destroyed by hre' IL
over s57 600.
A family consisting OF eight persons, the young
an infant twelve weeks Old were found In the ro
near Baltimore yesterday morning, almost perishi
from munger. They left Leavenworth, Kan,
February last for Philadelphia, performing the eni
tourney on foot and subsistng by charity on
way
Ruth Hempbll, aged one hundred years .
three months, the first female born in the town
Henniksr, N. H., died in that place on Sunday.
suit has been commenced against General j.
atoedman in New Orleans for alleged failure