The New York herald., 1864-06-29

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take his orders from the Emperor Of Mexico and repot
| n ''msttsrs OF detail" to Napoleon.
Notwithstanding the Nex,can throne srrangewent " Is
said that the Emperor OF Austria busily Engaged In
armiog the ouadriaters and plotting against Napolsoa
both In Rome and Venice
There prospect cf peaceabe settlement or
Dano German Conference Il generally expected thai
nostiies would soon be resumed TIE situation sp
pssred very embarrassing II not dangerous ~ England
The Car Of Russia 10 have impsrio diplomatic
meeting with the King OF Prussia, which eminent
statesmen o. Russia and Prussia would be present.
Napoe had accident by falling from email pleas
ure boat into the water. reporied that he bad
been struck on the head by from boat hurryng
to his assistance. This caused an excitement on the
PARIS Pourse The city Journals having the for the
punishment Of @spresding false eyes,
said nothing about the affair This added the agita-
hurt
Consols closed London on the nth OF june at ss,S
so for money. The Bank OF England had reduced its
rate OF discount from per ceut American
securities dull and dropping Tho Liverpool cotton
market had advanced during the from one.han to
three fourhs Of penny on American descriptions and
onefourh OF penny other Sorts On the l7th Of June
the market closed Arm the advance. Breadstus
quiet and steady Provisions were generally firm.
CONGRESS.
In the Senate yesterday bills passed for the relief
of the ofcers the Fourth and Fifth Indian regiments;
amendaory laws concerning intercourse between
the rebel and loyal States extending the time for the
location OF land warrants; and rescrvins all mineral
lands from the operations OF the Land Grant act
The House Enrolment bill, repeating the commu.
taon clause was received and referred to the itary
Committee resolution continuing oil unfinished busi
ness till the next session adopted The bill estab
fishing bureau OF freedmen's affairs taken up and
discussed at considerable length principally BY Mr. la.
wis., OF Kentucky, who abused the administration
stint. Finally the bill passed and tho Senate sd
journed.
In the House Of Representatives the senate's amend
ment TO the Loan bi excepting the seventy millions
recently advertised from the operations Of the
agreed TO- Mr. Smthers substitute for the Enrolment
bin passed BY vote Of seventy against seventy
three BY Its provisions person capable Of bearing
arms Is exempted from military service by the payment
OF money Sixty days allowed for districts to fill up
their quotas before dra ordered and Governors of
States authorized 70 recruit in tho rebesus States
Every volunteer substitute who may be accepted
year, unless discharged shall bs paid bouu
" OF two hundred doars for two years. three hundred
dollars, and for threo years, four hundred dollars,
to be paid at stated intervals. Tho bill reor.
gaming the Quartermaster's Department was also
passed, and likewise the bill tablshing District
Court for Kings, Queens, Suffolk and Richmond COUNTESS
OF New York. to facilitate the adjudication OF admiralty
cases Mr. Ashley stated that he should press the
motion to reconsider the vote whereby the joint resolu
ten TO amend the constitution 70 prohibit slavery
heretofore rejected bss should up early In tho
next session The House then adjourned.
Mr. Stevens, the chairman OF the committee, has pre-
psreda bill amendatory OF the Internal Revenue act,
whereby it expected 70 raise hundred millions Of
revenue additional Liquors to be heavily taxed
MIsCFLLANE0Us NEwA
President Lincoln has formally accepted the rsnomi
nation for the Presidency Of the Baltimore Convention
IN lettor, dated the 9th instant addressed 10 tho
committee appointed 10 INFORM him Of his selection the
President says that sthe nomination 10 gratefully ac
cepted" and that the platform is "hsarty apprsvedn
At tho meeting OF the Board Of Supervisors yesterday
an invitation received from the Tammany Society 70
attend their Fourth Of July celebration Accepted The
Tax Commissioners communicated tho Board that they
win be unable to furnish the tax rolls by the July
because 0 the removal Of the books BY tho old Comms
sioners. The Tax Committee directed 10 confer with
the old and new Commissioners the subject. com
munication from the Commttes State OF the Ma
tion was received enclosing extract resoiu
ons passed at tho Grant meeting Of June expressing
the desire that the county continue tho payment $500
bounty to recruits resolution adopted TO appoint
what the county has done towards suppress,ng the re-
belion since Aprh 49, 1851 Adjourned TO Monday next
remarkable case came up before Judge Leonard In
tho Supreme Court, chambers yesterday. lawyer,
named Jared s. Torrance, II appears, Miss Mary
Fleming TO 81 900 for services rendered ju
reseuing her from private unatc asylum in Baltimore
whore she confined. the plaintiff alleges, by her
brother, for the purpose Of getting control Of her pro
perty. The counsel for Miss Fleming moved to dismiss
tho fha shaa anfopH pHo,s
no, responsible party ard that the sui, should have
been instituted against her brother, who a committee
appointed bv the court 70 take charge Of her person and
property Toe motion to set aside the summons and
complaint was granted on these technical grounds.
In the Superior Court Judge Moucref, an application
made yesterday by Horace H. Day requiring coun.
Joannes file securities for abide result 0,
the sui, the ground tina, he was a nonresident The
Court held that the Count resident and denied the
motion, with 81 costs 10 the applicant. This setor
for the decision OF Judge cardozo the sui, against John
Clancy Of the L>ad-, where Joapnes compelled to
give the usual sccari,Ies.
he usual return OF processes made before Judge
Belts the United States Court yesterday morn
ing There we're importance included in the
list and the business Of the cour, adj ourued Tor
she term.
Commercial matters continued unsettled yestecday, and
with tho uncertain price OF gold difficult 70 fix
values. Transactions moderate scale, business
being checked BY the changes god quotations and ,hs
dinncuy Of fxlng values. 10 few articles good
business done bat there general activity In
any department Cotton was nominal Petroleum
excited and higher On Change there good deal u
excitement u wheat -four and pork, prices OF which sd
vanccd materially, with large sales. In other commod
hero decided change. Freights rusd quiet
wbskey sold high 81 So but closed little OF from
that price, rbc grocery market was very strore and
prices generally IN favor OF The seller.
The market for beef cattle dull. aud prices
lc se per pound lower. under the influence OF heavy
receipts Some cattle ler Sales ranged from
1oc TO l7c, and the average below l5c. Cows
steady. yeals unchanged. Sheep and lambs we're
irreguInr: sales from s. so 70 81 So according