The New York herald., 1869-01-02

The cable kilograms are dated January l.
Mr.. Buringame and Lord Clarendon, the English
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, had interview yester-
day, when the following articles for future negotia
tons between China and Great Britain were agreed
to-That it was necessary to observe existing treaty
stipulations; that all negotiations should be con-
Quoted with the central government and not with
the local authorities; and that before the Inaugural
ton Of war disputes should be referred to the home
government.
General Caballero de Roda issued proclamation
to the insurgents OF Malaga to lay down their arms
and on their refusing to submit he fought them ID
the streets OF Malaga with his troops and compelled
them to surrender. The city is now quiet.
The Sublime Porte was yesterday invited to send
a representative to the conference OF the great
Powers on the Eastern question Fuad Pacha, 1t Is
said viii be the representative.
The Emperor OF the French, at the usual New
Years reception to the foreign diplomatic corps
spoke in congratulatory manner OF the concilla-
tory spirit Of European governments during the past
year and confidently hopes for a continuance OF
peace during the ensuing one.
The King OF Italy in his New Years address TO his
military sta, alluded to the present situation of tue
Italian nation and his reliance on the patriotism OF
the army IN the susenancs OF peace and the main
tenance Of national honor.
The Greek government is actively engaged in COM
pleting the armament OF the national troops
The announcement is made OF the arrest OF the
directors OF the banking concern Of Oyerend Gurney
Co., OF London, charges OF fraud.
Mr.. Asnbury, after obeciing TO the tonnage OF the
yacht Dauntless, says he viii race the Phantom
across the Atlantic, and thus give The sappho ana
other yachts a chance to accept.
Miscellaneous.
An unusualy large crowd or distinguished visitors
called upon President Johnson yesterday 10 tender
INN the usual New Years compliments. The diplo-
sIatc corps attended in the brilliant uniforms Of
rhsir respective courts, forming a striking con
trast with the plain attire Of American c,i-
zens who thronged the White House. Among
the most prominent visitors was Gen
eral Butter, who paid his respects to the Presi-
dent in the most impressive manner, expressing the
heartest esteem and friendship for tie Chief Magis-
trate.
John T. Hoffman was inaugurated Governor OF
the state OF New York yesterday at the
State Capitol. Notwithstanding the furious storm
q large concourse OF citizens was present
and the sixteenth and Twenty.nfth regiments
and company Of artillery paraded and escorted
the Governor to the State House. The retr-
ing Governor, Fenton, made q feeling address
upon laying or his gubernatorial honors and well
coined his successor to the Chief Magstracy OF the
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closing with the hope that all present might live to
see both their state and country attain degree OF
peace and prosperity which has parallel in their
past history.
The sixth anniversary OF the emancipation OF
slaves in the United States was celebrated In Boston
yesterday. The old antlsavery leaders were present
IN full force. Several speeches were made and
poems recited by colored persons, after winch
Wendell Phillips delivered an address, in which
he expressed his doubts Of General Grant and
pronounced negro suffrage at present humbug.
lie was followed by Senator Wilson, who congratu
lated the colored people upon the substantial ad-
vantages they had gained and the great improve
mcnts made in the last eight years. and predicted
that Congress would do its duty by securing to the
coored men equal rights and privileges with the
whites. He vouched for General Grant a Presi-
dent who would eq1al justice done to oil, Irre-
spective OF condition or race, and would carry out
the principles OF the party that elected him.
the rumor that the New York and Erie Railroad
Company had purchased the ohio and Mississippi
Ralroad connecting Cincinnati and ST. LOUIS, IL
denied. An agreement between the two companies
has Decn consummated, however, by winch broad
gauge line wlll be formed from New York to the Mis-
slssipp nver and cars passed over the New York
and Erie road and ts connections, via Cincinnati to
st. Louis without breaking bulk.
george :. iWtcheh, OF Pniadeiphla was ycsteT-
day convicted OF the murder OF his mother-in-law,
Mary f. Hill. The scene in the court room upon the
rendition Of the verdict was very impressive, and
the prisoner was greatly affected when ne heard his
doom.
Gus Holmes, mulatto, was executed at Tarboro
N. g., yesterday, for the murder OF Nathan King In
1867. lie made fur confession Of tha crime and
OF a number Of others which ne had committed.
In Creenville, n. G., at election for Constable
yesterday an alteration occurred between the rival
candidates, Denis and Iioe. The latter, becoming
incensed az his opponent, drew his knife where.
upon Denis pulled out revolver and shot Hoel,
killing him instantly.
No information has been received AZ General Sher.
mans headquarters an St Louis In regard 70 the late