The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-01
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The frigate sabine mutiny and executions story is
Officially denied by the American Legation in Paris.
The harvest prospects Of England are very prom
Using. The Harvard boat crew sail to-day for home.
Don Carlos left SPAN for England. Eugene was
slightly indisposed. Napoleon was busy at Cabinet
work. Prussia and Austria are approaching
entente. The Sultan will honor the Empress Of
France with grand military review.
Ismael Pacha will visit Constantnope.
The International boats crew Jete in London was
q very brilliant and agreeable affair.
BY steamship at this port have interesting mail
and special details Of cable kilograms to the 2lst
Of August, including a complete oflcal report of
the correspondence between Turkey and Egypt
China.
The Paris journals state that the Chinese govern.
ment has specially recognized Mr.. Burlngame's
treaty making exertlons.
BY way OF Europe we have confirmation Of the
news OF the capture OF hakodadi by the MikadO.
Mexico.
Advlces from Mazatlan are to the goth Of August.
Lazada had refused to aid Vega In his revolutionary
project. The Governor Of Durango is opposed to
forming a separate republic Of the Western States
The Apaches in Sonora are committing numerous
depredatlons
Intelligence from Asuncion by the Atlantic cable
10 to the effect that the provisional government
meets many obstacles In pacifying the country.
Lopez holds strong positions, and the allies are re-
naming inactive for want Of provisions.
Cuba.
The Havana journals doubt that the United States
has made any proposal TO Spain for the ndepend-
euce of Cuba, and hold that such proposal would
certainly be rejected.
No information in regard to the action Of Spain on
the proposition to sell Cuba has yet been received at
the State Department The agreement to which
Cuba consents Is to pay the price OF the public build
ings in the island and her share OF the public debt
the independence OF the island to be conceded nrs
Miscellaneous.
The Cabinet meeting was held yesterday the
President and all the members being present except
Messrs. Hoar and Boutwell,. who were represented
by their chief assistants Several important matters
were discussed, and q telegram from Mr.. Burln.
game was read by Secretary Fish denying that his
treaty had been rejected by the Chinese government
To-day the President and Seer etary Fish will proba
bly, decide upon a successor to Mr. Haggerty, the
Consul 20 Glasgow, whose erequdt,v was refused
by the British government because he was Fenian.
Tomorrow night the President will on his re-
turn to Saratoga.
The New YORK Democratic state convention Is TO
be held at Syracuse on the 22d Of September.
The careless apothecary's clerk in Boston, who
some time ago gave a lady laudanum for rhubart
and thereby caused her DEATH has been admitted tc
bail IN $4,000 to answer TO charge OF man
slaughter.
The Board for the Equalization OF Taxes for thu
State will meet in Albany to-day, when the Citi
zeps, Association will argue for the reduction O
taxes in this city.
Mr. Seward has reached Portland oregon.
Prince Arthur after making hurried tou
through Nova Scotia, returned to Halifax last night
where he attended grand ball.
In the special term Of the Supreme Court at AL
bany yesterday Judge Hogeboom heard argumen
on the receivership ueston, In the Susquehann
Railroad litigation. That portion Of Judge Peck
hams In junction which restraints Fisk from insttu
ing legal proceedings for the possession OF she
pany's books was dissolved and the argument wa
adjourned to the next special term.
The ship laborers at Quebec are on strike, and
procession numbering about $500 OF them Will
marching through the streets yesterday, becam
dlsorderly and roughly hand led the Mayor AM
several prominent citizens The military wer
called out TO prevent riot.
Bishop Oxenden. the new Metropolitan Of Canada
has arrived at quebec.
A court In Amherst county, Va, has decided
postpone all chancery cases Tor the present. pecaus
General Candy has reserved to himself the right
appoint special commissioners ana denied 1t TO th
courts.
Yesterday was marked by destructive fire
Cape May, which destroyed several hotels, ncludin
the United States and Atlantic, and humorous oth'
buildings involving a total loss OF over quarter
million OF dollars. The fire broke out at thr
O'Clock In the morning, from the storeI OF Boyto
known as the "pearl diver" who was arrested du
ING the day, charged with incendiarism. There WI
also a large fire at quincy, ILL.,, by which freig
depot OF the Chicago, Burlington ana Quincy Ra
road Company, and between twenty and thirty iad'
freight cars were destroyed.
A bridge on the Rock Island and Pacific Ra'lroa