The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-03
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
Arrivalof the City Of Baltimore
OF Cape Race.
TWO DAYS xAYNR NEWS.
Capture and Release Of the
Ship Living Age.
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Probable Nsn-Acceptancs Of the
Mexican Crewn by Macmillan.
ALARMING TROUBLES In INDIA.
HEAVY LOSSES OF THE BRITISH TROOPS
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Revolutionary Manifestation in
Hungary.
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Keenan, and King Before the
Magistrates,
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the 2ed via Queenstown on the oath OF December passed
here route TO New York at O'Clock this Saturday
morning. She was boarded by the news boat Of the
press and q summary OF her news obtained.
The dates by the City Of Baltimore two days later
than those already received She has sixteen cabin and
thirty s,eerags passengers.
The ship Living Age. from Akyab for london, had been
captured by the rebel prvaeer Tuscaloosa and
leased on giving bonds.
The London Times had insnuatcd that the Archduke
Macmillan viii not accept the Mexican crown, and
that Napoleon will have to about for else.
The troubles in India were assuming alarming proper
,ions. The British troops had los. heavily.
Russia continued to send on considerable numbers OF
Polish prisoners toSiberia
Arevolutionary manifesto had been placarded In tho
principal towns Of Hungary. Kossuth was at tho head
Of the movement.
King and Keenan, had appeared before the magistrates
for breaking the peace and both bound over 10 ap
pear II the Quarter Sessions.
Cotton was dull, with declining tendency.
In breads,uns thsrs wa. also downward tendency
Provisions dull.
Consols Of asi,s for money.
The steamship Louisiana from New York, arrived out
on the 22d Of December.
Dsng~reus ynness OF Archbishep Enghes.
NO HOPES ENTERTAINED OF HIS REC0yERY-HIs
CONDITION YESTERDAY.
The city startled Yesterday by the unexpected
that the Most Rev. Archbishop Hughes
dangerously IN, being in that low condition which
indicated scarcely possibility Of recovery The intelli
gence created very profound sensation not only among
the Catholics Of the metropolis but among all classes
Of the community The feeling Of deep regret
the probable loss OF who has long enjoyed the
spec and confidence OF his fellow men, and figured pro-
minently both In public and private life.
Archbishop Hughes has been suffering from a severe
attack growing out OF dsordered state OF the stomach
and liver for over year past and has frequently been
con1Ied to the house and bed during that period
account Of The hsrrassing nature Of his maady. The
arduous labors Of his high oice requiring vast mental
exertion also contributed in eight degree to incTeas
ing the painful character OF his complaint, and he has
repeatedly been compelled 10 give attending to his
srchicpiscopa duties for weeks at time.
Last August, in obedience to the mandate Ct his mcdi
cal advisers he took trip TO Saratoga for the benefit Of
his health. and likewise paid a visit 10 his farm
In Jefferson county, the effect Of which was
to give him slight but only temporary relief.
Ever his return he has been suffering greatly and
dying slowly under his peculiar Affection which II APP
pears had made too many nroads upon his constitution
render a cure possible. On Wednesday, the 9th o.
December three weeks ago. be obliged take TO his
bed from which he has at been able to since
which in all human probability he Will yield up soul
bis Creator. o. Friday evening his condition became
exceedingly low, showing that the last struggle
al hand The fsct having got abroad OF the Catholic
clergy FASTENED 10 the residence OF the Archbishop at
the corner Of Madison avenue and Thirty sixth street, for
purpose Of asceranng the true state Of his health
Only few admitted TO the sick chamber; and the
meeting with these Is said have been Affecting.
His Grace scarcely able TO srticulate, and could
only look upon his visitors recognition OF
their kindness and affection. The interviews in
all these marked by the utmost eomposure
the part Of the SHOP showed no signs Of OK.
ciement, while his visitors could scarcely keep their
deep sorrow from exhibiting itself.
Yesterday his Grace evidently much worse; his
pulse was more fesbc and the general prostation OF the
whole system more apparent. His mind, however was
thoroughly collected and evidence of extraordinary
excitement visible. He recognized and couversed
little with those surrounding him. and requested 70 be
prepared for death according 10 the solemn crem1ne OF
the Catholic church. The last sscrements admins.
tered him by OF the fathers OF the house, and he
ceived them with astonishing fcrttude and compcsure,
evidently knowing that his death al hand and meet
ing II with true Christian resignation.
Yesterday great number OF people called al his resi-
dence and EFF their cards. No one however but his i'm
mediate attendants and his physicians admitted 10
his presence Dire. James n. Wood and Aonzo Clarke,
who are attending him, express themselves satisfied not
only that he cannot survive the attack but also that he
Is Liable drop into eternity at any moment When our
reporter called last night he sinking rapidly but
preserved his composure quito as remarkably as ever
The Very Rev Father STAIRS, v. O. Rev. Dr. Francis
McNorney, private secretary OF the Archbishop, and
other Clergy men, were IN attendance on him.
general order has been issued for oil the congrega
tIons In various churches OF the city pray for Tho
happy recovery Of the Archbshop the grace o. happy
death.
Police Intelligence.
MAN STABBED IN CHATHAM sQUARR.
Al a late hour Friday evening an unknown
man was fatally stabbed In Chatham square By
some person who s also unknown, add who sue.
ccedcd IN encciing his escape. Tho Fourth precinct