The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-28
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New York, Sunday, November Is. 1869.
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Europe.

Gable kilograms are dated November 81.
Napoleon entertained at a private ball at the
Tuilerles last night The Spanish government will
restore the constitutional guarantees. In Madrid
there were reports OF q formidable reactionary
CONSPIRACY at the Philippine Islands, lis
discovery and suppression. The radical or Fe-
MAN political agitation increases ireland. Den
mark postpones the ratification oil the ST. Thomas
Island sale. The Spanish republican secessionist
Deputies returned TO their seats in Cortes. The
condition OF the relations existing between Turkey
and Egypt was anxiously canvassed, particularly
In Paris.
By steamship at this port we have important
mail details OF the news by cable kilograms from
Europe to the 10th OF November.
Egypt.
NJ. de Lesseps, In his capacity OF CHIEF Engineer
OF the Suez Canal denies reports unfavoraple to the
great work which were being circulated in certain
quarters, calling attention to the fact that fifty
vessels went through the new transit safely within
ten days.
tails of The opening et.s and initial traffic OF the
Suez Canal.
BY the Atlantic cable we learn that two steam
ships OF the Messageries Imperial Company OF
France have passed safely through the suez Canal,
and that the success OF the route Is complete
Cuba.
The Havana Dtarfo claims that the report that
spanish ieet was ordered to New YORK harbor was
started by Cuban conspir ators merely TO produce
Irritation. Starvation prevails to an alarming ex-
tent in the interior
Miscellaneous.
A delegation OF the republican members Of the
Virginia Legislature, who recently bolted the Repup-
yesterday and had an interview with him upon the
eubject OF the admission OF the State. The President
expressed himself favorable to the admission OF the
State If the officers could comply with the recon-
sructon laws but said that he would leave the mat
Ter entirely with Congress.
In the Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia
yesterday the Secretary OF the Interior withdrew hts
motion in opposition to issuing patent for McGsr-
rahans claim TO lands in California The patent viii
therefore be issued.
petition Is being signed by large number OF
citizens in Philadelphia, praying that benigerent
rights be accoraed Cuba.
The Grant Powder Mills, near San Francisco ex-
ploded on Friday night, killing Dr. Cusemans, the
superintendent, and another man. and injuring
eight Cinnamon. The building was blown to pieces
Eltro-glycerlne was the principal ingredient OF the
powder.
ern Pacific Railroad at Ellis' station, Cal
In the trial OF Atlantic aud Great Western Rail-
road case at Akron, ONO yesterday the resignation
OF Jay Gould az receiver, to take effect January l.
$780, condition that the lease OF the road to the
Erie Company remain in force until the road Is sold
under the forecosng Of the mortgage. was received
and Judge Boynton appointed Judge Hitchcock re-
ceiver under 100000 bonds.
Governor McDougall reports to the New Dominion
government That, IN his opinion, the rebellion IN
Winnipeg territory will die out as soon as cxplana.
tons can be made to the insurrectionary bali.
breeds.
planter named Johnson OF Johnson county,
Ark. had fight with three OF his negro laborers
last week. Knives alone were used BY all parties
and Johnson killed mis- three opponents, receiving
twenty wounds himself none OF which viii prove
fatal.
The City.
The spanish war vessels thai were expH ,aa "a rem.
devious in this harbor, II Is now STATED. WIN NOT
come at all They were to have gone
upon the dock AZ the Brooklyn Navy iard
Tor repairs Jut one OF them too
large ior. the dock and the neet
wiz proo'.oly 90 to Philadelphia. Mr.. Delamater
Tue oo'.ider OF the Spanish gunnoats now under
saAf.re In this port, yesterday flied claim u Them
az his own property, and makes answer TO the libel
that 1t Is not true. The Spanish government, far
has not nterfered in the case.
The Central Underground Railway is said TO be in
O fair way OF becoming aa established fact
corps OF engineers have just finished a
complete and searching survey OF the proposed
route and although their repor has not yet
been made public, 1t is understood to be SO favora.
BILE tnat ground Will be broken In February next
when commenced the work Will be pushed forward
day and night and be let out to number OF contrac
tors, who viii have only half mile each to con.
struct
Judge Barnard granted an order yesterday vacat.
ing the mandamus granted by Judge Clerke Ia rea.
ton to the canvass OF votes for supervisor, and
directing the Board TO proceed with their canvass
forthwith
Fred Written. Jersey milkman, was arraaned
before Commissioner shields, ~ the United States