The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-22

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| EUROPEAN UEWk
The stssmship Hansa from Bremen via Southampton
| on Nay TO- arrived here yesterday.
An Important debate took place in the British Hous'
OF Commons the Beroush Franchise bill. During the
discussion Mr. Disraeh warned the House against sane
| tioning anything resembling democracy.
| During mass meeting In Dublin plsoard, headed
"Sic Semper TrdSxis-1So5 versus 1lT2," was exten
svey circulated II Ia said the demonstration was moi
largely participated in by the people Of Dublin
Az the French Council Of State, hold on May the
Empress Eugenie presided
In Paris meeting Of ladies Of rank and fortune was
held 10 take into consideration the destitute condition OF
the negroes emancpaed by the late events in the United
States The ladies resolRd themselves into Suo-com-
mittees TO carry out their d0Aritable aims.
The visit of Napoleon Algeria attended with very
free use of gunpowder and official etiquette The EN-
peror, up to May 4, had issued two proclamations
From Italy have additional evidences Of sympathy
for the death Of Mr.. Lincoln.
On April rebel cruiser reported on Shanghae,
China.
United States Eve twentes sold the London markets
on the 9th inst at "a 64x. Consols were unattended
by the slightest variation The Liverpool cotton market
was buoyant Breadsturs were dull but steady. Pro-
visions and produce were steady.
NEGOTIATIONS NEWS
Yesterday mornings HERALD contained the announce.
ent that Governor Fenton had disapproved d certain
bills passed by tho late Legislature for the extension Of
old and granting Of franchises corporations In
this CITY, and to-day publish the Governors message
giving his reasons for Disappearing these measures
The objects Of these enterprises upon which for the
present Mr. Fentoa has put estoppel follows:
The bills to allow the Second and Third railroad
companies to extend their tracks, authorize the No
tropoan Railroad Company to construct tunnel rail-
road under Broadway; 70 authorize the building Of IN
underground railroad from the Nassau street Post once
TO Fourth and Thirty second street. TO harsfhe
csrs thereof propelled BY atmospheric pressure 70 In
the capital STOCK Of e Manhattan Gas Company
and 10 Incorporate Me Knickerbockcr Gas Company.
General Sickles oncialy received on tho 9th ut
BY The President Of Colombia special envoy TO the
Of that republic from the President Of the
United States. number of Colombian Senator'S repre-.
ssntstves and military were present on the occa-
sion, and addresses made by General sickles and
the President, In which the most friendly feelings Of
each government for the other were expressed.
re broke out in the carpenters shop and property
room Of Niblos theatre about ten O'Clock last night
The room Is situated outside Of the theatre building pro-
per and was nearly enclosed by brick walls This pre-
caution in building saved the theatre though largo
amount Of the wardrobe belonging thereto destroyed
The Metropolitan Hotel, next door, not injured,
cept by water. md BY that only slightly is believed
that tho damage done will not interfere with the per
formances this evening in the theatre
The funeral Of Captain Peter Henry, Tenth New York
Volunteers took place yesterday from the City Hall
The remains were nveyed TO Trinity Cemetery.
Early yesterday morning burglars were discovered at
work on the premises No. "a New Bowery. On the
police efecng entrance about one hundred and fifty
dollars worth Of cigars found piled together on the
second floor ready to be carried off, The principal ope
rators effected their escape; but youth who gave his
name Charles Ruter, and who appeared to be con-
nected with the burglary arrested and committed to
the Tombs
George Harris and james McCabe were yesterday com
mied for trial charge OF being engaged in garottng
and robbng IL is alleged that the former In company
with accompiices, attacked and stole sum Of money
from Thomas Faulkner on Saturday night, In Canal
street. and that McCabe was engaged with others in
robbing Thomas Smith, on Saturday night in Laurens
street.
German women named Dora Eglander was yesterday
arrested charge of causing the death Of newly born
child of which she was the mother, and conceaing its
body. fE
John Rice, James Dudley and Stephen Cassidy
yesterday committed charge Of assaultng and obbng
Thomas Murray early yesterday morning. In Canal street.
near Allen. -'
Henry W. Severance claiming to be farmer from the
interior Of the State yesterday committed charged
with passing counterfeit two dollar bill on the Com
mercial Bank OF Glen's Falls.
Michael Farley was yesterday locked up for trial
the complaint of having inflicted severe wound with
knife on Louis Alsgood Saturday night during quar-
rel between the two In Catharine slip.