The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-15
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Cable kilograms are dated October IL.
BY special telegram from Madrid we learn that
the government had Il, 900 troops and forty guns
position before Valencia. The insurgents asked TO
capitulate, but were refused. Republican officials
were dismissed, generally 1t may be said. from
places under the government. Government reports
say that the insurgent force is reduced to small
bands, which endeayor TO avoid The regular troops
Fighting continued with varying success, pretty
much all over Spain. The republican legislators
remain absent from the sittings OF the Cor.es. The
Deputies from Porto Rico took their seats in the
Gortes. General Prim paid a special compliment to
the defenders OF Porto Rico and the Spanish In
terests in the Antilles. Deputy claimed q greater
amount OF liberty Tor Cuba.
The Spanish Minister, Silvea, replied to the
Cuba note presented by General Sickles in
Madrid asserting that the national dguityu OF
Spain prevented her acceptance OF foreign mediation
in domestic affair." but thanking the United
States Cabinet for lis good intentions. The Minister,
In special conference with General Sickles, urged
the release OF the Spanish gunboats seized In
America.
Three radical reform meetings were held in Paris
on Wednesday evening. but no disturbances oc-
CURED. Earl Derby's health was much better, and
improving. The French meeting OF tie Deputies Of
the Left called by NJ. Jules simon was a failure. fThs
French Ministers joined Napoleon for council at
Compeigne. A Paris journal complains loudly OF the
ignorance in which the French people are kept on
the subject OF the foreign policy ofNapoIeon.
Turkey.
The Empress OF France reached Constantinope
yesterday, enjoying most brilliant reception from
the Sultan and grand popular ovation.
Africa.
Addtional.advices from Zanzibar report DR.. Living
stone in good health. a second caravan was looked
for that place. with still later Information OF hi:
progress toa and IRON Niyi.
Central Asia.
From Bombay, under date or october IL, we arc
told that tie Emir or Bokhara hal pelitioned FOL
Russian aid in his operations against shere All
Khan and that he mad dispatched his eldest son to
st. Petersburg bearing tribute to the Car.
Paraguay.
Dispatches from Buenos Ayres to September
state that Lopez has turned up again. this time al
San Estanisaus with 1000 men ana twenty cannon
t,exico.
Advices by way OF san Francisco state that a revo
luton is imminent In Sinaloa, and many dcsertons
are reported from tho troops IN Aazatlan, where
great preparations we're making by the government
10 suppress the threatened trouble. Lozada, the
independent chief, OF Jaisco, and General PlacidC
Ian being the capital OF Sinaoa, and the largest
port on the Paclnc coas. OF Mexico, THIS revolution
may prove to be OF more Importance than reyDiu.
tons in Mexico generally.
Miscellaneous.
The President, accompanied by General sherman
snd others, LETT Washington yesterday for the Fred
crick Fair, where they were warmly welcomed.
yhe President made quite lengthy speech In re.
sponsc to the address OF welcome and pleasantly
said that he had intended TO visit Frederick several
years ago, but was unable 10 do So The party leave
to-day for AntiotaIn, and return to Washington to-
night
Secretary Fish is accused by tic Cubans OF de.
iuding them by false promises OF recognition. mo-
vided-nrst, they secured capital for their goy-
eminent; second constitution; ana third. a
seaport. They have filed the first proyisos ana
attempted to make the Hornet obtain the last for
them, but Mr.. Fish slezes her FOR violating the neu.
tralify laws.
In the question OF the Virginia senatorshtp. the
name OF General Williams, a Walker repuDlican
who Ia friend OF the President and General sher.
man, ~ looming I'D rather conspcuously aud young