The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-04
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Europe.
By special kilograms through the French Atlantic
cable we have news reports from Madrid Vienna
and Dresden, dated the evenings OF the I'd aud Cd
inst, respectively.
The counter-revolutionary movement against the
existing government Is in active progress in some
parts Of spain. Fighting continues in the prov
tnces. The insurgents cut the telegraphs and stop
the mails, but are generally defeated by the troops.
Madrid remained quiet, but serious events were an
ticipated. General Sickles has not Withdrawn his
Cuba note. Cuba is to be treated with more le-
niency.
An Austrian official journal says that Napoleon, in
his speech opening the session Of the French Legs
lature, on the Goth Of November, Will recommend
general, simultaneous European disarmament
The manufacturing town OF Frauenstein, near
Dresden, Saxony, was entre'p dasts ~ al hv a-a--
Our special correspondence from Europe, pub
lished to-day, supplies valuable AID interesting va
ried details of cable kilograms to The 2lst OF Sep
TENDER. .--~----,..
Our Havana correspondence says war win the
United States Is vastly popular in that city, the belief
prevailing among the populace that the Spanish
tron-clads could sink the whole American navy and
destroy the cities along the Atlantic coast while the
rest Of the fleet would sweep American commerce
from the seas. The municipal authorities Of Havana
have notified the Captain General that in case OF
foreign war they will tender the mother country their
strongest support. The volunteers continue to
troll the affairs OF the island, and the Captain Gen.
Nrai Is powerless to prevent them general feeling
of insecurity and alarm prevails and foreigner or
native feels SAFE
Letters from Cuba received in Washington give
most plteous account OF the treatment OF Americans
by the Cubans. whose liberty they were fighting to
achieve. Every promise made them In the United
States has been broken. They are locked upon
with jealousy by the Cubans and daily more or less
fai, by the hand OF the assassin. In every engage
ment they are placed in the 'front.' and the wounded
are left upon the ground to be murdered by the
6paniards.
Latest adyices from Paraguayan sources announce
the loss OF the Braziians in the late battles at 5000
men, Lopez has retreated to the Grand Cordileras,
where he had previously prepared retreat. The
allies are about quit the country, leaving only
few troops to protect the provisional government at
Ascuncion.
Miscellaneous.
Cornelius Wendell publishes card in a Kansas
paper Affirming his belief In the genuineness OF a
letter presented to him by candidate for the Leav-
ten by Senator Pomeroy, in which the Senator ex-
presses his willingness to sustain President Johnson
even against impeachment, II the President would
MAKE certain appointments.
The gunboats being built In New York for the
Spanish government 1t Is believed IN Washington
viii not be allowed TO depart under any pretence
The ordnance and ammunition shipped by the
Euterpe to Havana for these gunboats not likely
to be OF much practical benefit TO the owners for
some time 10 come.
The owners OF the steamer Euterpe, hearing q
rumor that Cuban privateer was In waiting TO cap
ture their vessel on her trip TO Havana, sent letter
TO Secretary Fish asking II protection would be
AFFORDED her. The Secretary answered that upon "a
mere rumor' no convoy could be furnished, but will
surely punish any outrage perpetrated upon the
American nag.
Prince Arthur arrived at Toronto Canada, OF
Saturday afternoon and was most enthusiastically
received by the populace. The crowd which me
hum at the railway station was estimated at full
$4,000 people.
Bellanger, on trial in Montreal for the murder o
his wife's paramount was acquitted on Saturday. TN
Judge expressing his approval OF the verdict. Bel
langer's counsel made strong appeal for his client
citing the sicKles and Chaloner cases.
The Border Agricultural Fair OF Virginia an,
North Carolina Is to be held at Danville, Va, com
mencing on the 18th inst. The Virginia state Fair
at Richmond viii commence on the "a OF Novem
Der. The North Carolina State Fair, to be held a
Raleigh will commence october TO- Numerou
county agricultural fairs VIII be held during tn
--present month in Virginia and North Carolina.
A violent earthquake shock was felt at Fort Fill
moro, Utah, on Friday evening last. The Stat
House rocked and trembled for 1--WE seconds an,
general CONSERVATION prevailed throughout the city
Tho shock, which was the most severe which ha
been felt In the Territory It's settlement. Taste,
lYo minutes.
Sohn Hughes was found dead in the streets O
Pnladephia yesterday morning, stabbed to the
heart
Mary McCartJ, of Boston, sought to avenge hersel
upon her seducer, Patrick ONeil, by throwing vtrlc
IN his face O'Nen lost the sight Of both eyes an
Mary was shockingy burned by the vitriol, whlc
spattered In her own face.
Branning, the Boston wife murderer, confesss
ehat he beat his wife TO death because she would