The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-01
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Europe.

Europe.
The cable kilograms are dated July 81.
Mr.. Gladstone IS recovering slowly from his late
Illness.
The manager and two of the editors OF the Rappel
newspaper, in Paris, have been severely punished
for publishing false news.
The Cariists are consolidating in the north Of
SPAN. Napoleon's course towards the Carst con-
sp1rators has given great dissatisfaction in Madrid.
General Sickes has presented his credentials to the
Regent. on the occasion complimentary speeches
were made by Marshal Serrano and the American
Minister.
Baron Beust intends to publish all his ofical
dispatches with Prussia.
The Official estimate of the expenses OF the spanish
Government IN the island for the month OF August
places the amount at g. ZOO oo0 OF which $500 is
intended for the use OF the army
Mexico.
The dates from Mexico city are 10 July 90. An in-
surrection had broken out among the Yucatan In
dams. The volcanic eruption in Colima is In
creasing.
Our Panama letter ~ dated July 90. On the Goth
the President Of the state issued decree pardonng
all persons expatriated for political OFFENCES in 1885,
The movement In favor of Mosauera Is going on
forces in Panama has disarned the State troops, for
fear they might go over to the Mosquera party.
The Costa Rlcans are planning an expedition to
seize aud possess the Cocos Islands, under pretence
OF hunting the gold OF the old buccaneers. Minister
Sullivan had taken leave OF President Gutierres at
Bogota.
Guatemala remains quiet
The volcano OF Isalco, in San Salvador, has been
again at work.
revolution headed by ex-President Martinez and
Jerez has broken ont in Nicaragua SO far the revo-
lutionsts have seized Leon and several other towns,
aud have met with no opposition.
Our Valparaiso letter Is dated July 3. The news
is unimportant The hostile Indians the frontier
are still unsubdued, and among other depredati0ns
they recently attacked a body Of indians friendly
to the government. The United States steamer
Powhatan sailed for the United States on the Is til
OF June.
Miscellaneous.
Mr. Jenkins chairman OF the State Central Com
mittee of the Wells wing Of the republican party in
Virginia, recently proposed fusion OF the two par
ties to Dr. elmer, chairman OF the Walker COM
mttee. The latter, in reply, says the Walker men
were forced to leave the Wells party because IL
opposed the policy OF the President, but that the
Walker party being the bona tide national repub-
can party of the State has no divisions to heal.
however he says, II they willing to enforce those
irrational principles OF which President Grant and
Congress are the head and 'front.'"
The Franco-American Cable Company announce
that the tariff over their line will be reduced on tn,
18TH inst. about twenty per cent Press despatche
will be half price, and other facilities TO be an
nounced in future win be given.
A family Of six persons were thrown into tn
water opposite Bulls Ferry Friday by the careen
fno of a small boat IN which they were sailing 70
Measure The man and his wife and two grow
daughters were drowned, and two babies, that coul
not lisp enough to tell their names were saved. The
were found alone IN the boat by two persons VIII
Jaw the accident from the shore. The family Is SUI
posed to have resided in West Hoboken.
General Sheridan is In Burlington, VI, where
received an extremely cordial reception ON Fridi
afternoon An old soldier had his arm blown G
while firing cannon in his honor.
The Claims Commission for the settlement
claims pending between citizens of Mexico and u
United STATES organized in Washington yesterda
1t IL composed OF Senior Palaclo and W. Ii. Wad
worth.
The Louisiana Supreme Court has decided tn
Governor yarmouth has no power under the Sta
constitution to remove judges, and q Judge who VI
removed for ineligibIity under the fourteen
amendment has, consequently, been retained In b
seat
Tba Fenian scare still prevails In canada. Troo
An the Three Rivers district had orders on Thursd
To be in readiness to march on the frontier at
hours notice.
The laborers on the Missouri river bridge