The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-16
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Europe.


The cable kilograms are dated April Is.
The news is uninportant.
Cuba.
Sehor Aguilera, President OF the revolutionary
Junta at Hoguin, has been captured and executed
The American brig Mary Lowell seized IN British
waters, has been declared legal prize by the Span
fish naval court In Havana. Consul General Hall had
notified the government at Washington.
Venezuela.
revolution, headed by Jose Monagas and
1costa, has broken out and an army OF 1900 men
has been sent against them.
81. Domingo.
Luperon and Cabral have been furnished with
means TO attack Baez by the Haytien revolutionist
Saget and the movement is reported to have already
commenced
Advices from 81. Marc are TO the goth ut
French war steamer had arrived bringing news OF
the sinking OF the Galatea one OF sanave's block
aders, by the insurgents, at Aux Cages. Many OF
the picnuets are reported 10 have deserted Sapaye
The Senate.
Senator Anthony, OF Rhode Island Vice President
po te. vacated the chair the opening OF the ses-
sion yesterday and made a speech In defence OF
Brown Ives, OF Rhode Island, who had been de.
Clerk and spread upon the records the card OF that
firm, published on Wednesday In the HERALD
In executive session numerous appointments were
confirmed, among them Joshua F. Bailey as Collector
OF Internal Revenue in the Thirty-second district OF
New York: Alfred Peasanton In the FOURTH Gordon
L. Ford in the Third and William A. Darling in the
Ninth; John r. cleveland, assessor in the Thirty
second district and Augustn Ford in the Eighth
Francis c. Barlow, Marshal OF the Southern district
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Pensions, and Samuel ]. Fisher Commissioner Of
Patents
Another long list OF nominations was received
from the President, including Charles E. de Long OF
Nevada Minister to Japan; Adam Badeau, Assistant
Secretary OF Legation in London, and a number OF
foreign Consuls.
The Legislature.
Bills were passed in the State Senate yesterday
prohibiting the sale Of adulterated articles liking
the salaries OF police justices and clerks of the
Brooklyn courts; authorizing the appointment OF
commissioners to locate State Penitentiary; pun
ishng the issuing, procuring or Of fraudulent
naturalization papers, and relative to the place and
trial for certain offences The Broadway Surface
Railroad bill, being announced for o third
reading, was on motion laid on the table
BY is to H. Bills were reported to amend
the Quarantine laws; relative TO the Central Under
ground Railroad; relative to the general tax Of Buff
falo aud New York; creating new judicial district
In thus city; relative TO the common schools Of New
York. Several bills ordered TO third reading
by vote Of IL TO the Senate scceded to the request
OF the Assembly Tor the return Of the Two Tier Rail-
road bill.
In the Assembly reports were made as to what
vote Is necessary to pass the claims bills Bills
were reported creating the New York Quarantine
Company; regulating the stands and stalls in
the public markets Of this city; for the safe care
and custody OF insane criminals; for the efrectual
suppression and punishment Of bribery; to increase
the salaries OF judges OF the Appeals and Supreme
Courts and OF the clerks thereof The bill for the
purchase by the State OF the Junction canal was
prdered to third reading 4 appropriates $780, 900
for the purpose.
Miscellaneous.
Secretary Fish IL appears has been convinced tina
decisive course must be pursued In matters relat
p1R TO outrages on The American dag In Cuba, ant