The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

Of these trains arc again running through mo ens's
length; many being rapidly repaired ana WI" soon
be ready for through trade while TO ss'i osnofs tho
raiding operations of the war have inflicted such OK
toasive damage that many weeks perhaps nionsis'
will yet pass before they DO made completely sva
able
EUROPEAN NEWS.
The steamship City of New York, from Queenstown on
the Goth inst with European advces -FOUR days later
passed Cape Race her way to this city on Thursday
last
The English elections were still progressing and the
liberals had gained eighteen members Of Parliament
Mr. Gladstone had been defeated In Oxford but
ming for South Lancashire.
The Great Eastern arrived or valentia on the 10th
inst with the shore end of the cable.
In London on the 10TH United States vetwenty years
bonds were at 70 TN Consols closed at s9X 30 for
money In the Liverpool market cotton was dull and
had downward tendency. Breadstufs and provisions
''' S MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
The Mexican dry bonsssD.yp-tDeu ratslas, and the
Mexican dead have returHe II we may credit as
genuine what purports be manifesto Of that ndefa-
tgabe old Santa Anna issued from his exile the
Island Of st. Thomas. This document, though Its au-
thenticy yet lacks confirmation. bears the marks Of
emanatng from the old chief, since he has shown
his determination to be mixed up in all the troubles
of his country. Having met rejection OF his proncr
Of fealty from Macmillan on the Inauguration Of
the empire he has finally according this procama-
ton after seclusion of several additional months put
himself again erect ON his leg, and come out in
favor Of the republic He audes TO his early rccogn
ton OF the empire apologies for II by saying that
the time appeared to be the best form Of govern
ment for the country; but events have shown him the
error Of this belief that the national dignity has been
contemned justice denied thought enslaved, the most
holy rights troden under foot prostitution elevated and
virtue vaed and now he calls upon liberals and con-
servatves unite to drive out the invaders and to joa
in the cry of Liberty Death The manifesto concludes
VIII .es @s.:s Down with the Empire! I 1--we the
A'oPuo'o' Xxx ur.s S----..- :.
Some indication Of The extent Of the present traG Of
6 port contained in the fact that twenty merchant
steamships sailed from here yesterday or these
five for Europe, four for New Orleans, two for
Charleston for Savannah for each Of the ports
OF Wilmington, Newborn and Beaufort, N c., and the
others for different places the Atlantic coast Seventy
three vessels altogether Of all classes cleared At this
port yesterday or these twenty were steamers
two sailing ships five barks fourteen briggs twenty
eight schooners.
The steamship Ocean Queen, Captain Slocum belong
ing TO the Atlantic Mail Steamship Companys line will
sail Tuesday next August for California connecting
at Panama with the steamer Golden City. The Ocean
Queen will sail punctualy at noon from the company's
and commodious pier No. 4s North river, foot Of
Canal street. This wharf, which Is six hundred fsot
long and covered with fine roof has side of It
the wharves Of the Peoples Line Of Albany and Troy
steamers and the other side the wharf Of the Inman
line Of European steamers all Of which ornament
to the westerly side of tho city we'll great
nence travellers owing to their contiguity each
other.
Mr. Joseph Van Doren, city weigher and guager was
shot and instantly killed about hafpast o'clock yes
terday afternoon in his Office, No 40 Beaver street I'm
medatey after the report Of tho pistol heard,
named James f. Dram, who was formerly in tina employ
Of Mr. Van Doren but who has recently been In business
for himself at 81 Broad street, to out Of
the place where the shooting occurred and was pursued
arrested and committed to the station house, sus
picon of being the person who fred the fatal shot
five barreled revolver with two Of the barrels dis
charged, found lying on the floor Of Mr.. Van
Doren's Office. Dram denied having killed Mr.. Van Do
rem but that they had had angry dispute and
that deceased had committed violent assault on him.
coroner's investigation Of the win take place TO-
morrow.
Our indefagabIe Petrolian correspondent sends us an
other most entertaining and instructive communication
given In todays ISSUE from the classic locality Of Pit
hole City, descriptive Of the wonders Of modern grease
Such combination Of astounding statements as he fur
nshes 10 reference to the oil regions seldom condensed
In the limits Of equal space There poor men change TT
within few weeks, two months suffice Toy
tho building up of largo town where before was onlo
AT. whk M
from morning till night or dreamed Of from night till
morning.
Lieutenant General Grant, accompanied by his VITO,
children and some members Of his staff arrived in Bos
ton from Albany last evening" and had Of course very
reception He serenaded at night II
IL expected that no will leave Boston till Tuesday
next.
Tho United Service Petroleum and Mining Company
case was again before Justice Dodge yesterday but lit
tie progress in It made and nothing Of interest or
importance was elected II will be resumed OF ten
o'clock tomorrow.
man named Archibald Matthew'S about forty Ave or
ty years of age committed suicide about O'Clock
last evening In Greenwood Cemetery by shooting him
self with cavalry PISTOL Avery Affecting letter to his
wife, and 10 his son. Captain George Matthews, living
in East Thirty first street, In this CITY, found in bis
pockets which indicate that he was impelled 70 the
rash decd Dy the apprenensOn VI oomo kcs VI 'ouSiou
trouble which be did not dare to meet The body was
taken to the Forty eighth precinct station house, Brook
Ign, where inquest will DO held to-day.
An inquest yesterday held At $50 Pearl street
over the body Of German named Henry sante, who
committed suicide while in deranged state Of miud, BY
hanging himself in his bedroom.
The position Of Chief Engineer Of the Metropolitan
Fire Department which he elected at the meeting
Of the commissioners on Friday yesterday accepted
by Mr.. Elisha King island.
Tho screw steam yacht Gilbert h. Rose was success
fully launched Greenpont yesterday afternoon in the
presence Of q considerable number Of spectators.
A young man. about twenty five years Of age, named
Charles Hder with few aliases was yesterday arrested
and committed in the ESSEX Market Police Court on
charge Of having pretencs Of being tailor DESTROYS
Of procuring work. received from different clothie In
the city largo quantities Of goods 70 make up into gar
ments which he failed TO return
The stock market was lowcr Yesterday but steady