The New York herald., 1866-09-24
EUROPE.


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EUROPE
Our dispatches by the Atlantic cable are dated to
Saturday, the 22d OF September at noon.
Napoleon is at Barrtz and Eugene is to go to Rome
20 ocondole" with Plus the Ninth.
Prussian amnesty decree has been issued in Berlin;
but its provisions not specified.
Austria has sent charge d'aIares to Berlin.
The peace treaty between Saxony and Prussia has not
been concluded but the negotiations reported as
satisfactory
Quite number of Fenians have arrested in Liver
pool, and Fenian arms and munitions seized in
various parts OF tho city
Our special correspondence from London and Dublin,
dated TO the 9Th Of September is Important it shows
forth the steady progress which being By the
peoples Of England and Ireland towards the complete
attainment Of their franchise rights, the movement
being covered by the reform agitation in country
and tho Fenian excitement in the other.
Consos werc at s9Z in London at noon on Saturday,
September 22 F:re-iwenes were at 72IS the same
time
The Liverpool cotton market less firm at noon on
Saturday. Middiing upiands thirteen and half
pc nee. BresdstuGs were hrmer.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho Cunard steamship Corsica, Captain Le hessurler
reached this port yesterday evening" bringing dies from
tho Bahamas dated Nassau. p the 18th OF Sep
embeG The British steamer Nimble Commander
hsiaeld arrived at Nassau from Considerable
stcntion being paid to tho cultivation Of the
slsnds soldiers OF the First West India regiment were
smpoyod in sxcava,ng tho foundation for the battery
now being constructed at Hog Island
Tho number Of cholera cases reported yesterday
es than that of the day before but there certain
ind that the disease s abatng Five
reported in this city yesterday and eight and
thrac deaths In Brooklyn. showing increase In the
laitor city.
There hy.nve deaths from cholera in Nashville
Saturday. The people Of the city are fleeing from
tho pestence In every direction. There eleven
and four deaths from the disease in Louisville
tho day. There hundred and two deaths
81 Louis during the past woek
The steamship Quaker City, OF the Lcary line Captain
W. H. wsst which sailed from this port for Charleston,
c. saturday, took nearly thousand OF
dry goods, consigned by New York merchants firms in
the South. aud obliged TO leave many stand
ing the wharf Since the war there has never been
such demand for freight TO and from the South at
present tho Quaker City also took a considerable
number Of passengers
A woman named ca,harine Reisehe committed suicide
At Hoboken Saturday evening by hanging herself with
clothes line.
An inquest was held yesterday over the body OF Mr.
Peter Funari tho Italian artist in plaster who shot
By Alexander Urania, Friday morning, No. las
Kim street The wife Of the deceased examined
jury rendered a verdict that death was caused BY
pistol shot wound from Urania
The stephens headquarters have been tho recipients
Of numerous donations from Hungarian, Polish and
French refugees who anxious TO aid the cause Of
Irish freedom meeting OF the Brotherhood held
yesterday, wbsn resolutions fayorng the cary com
menccment OF the in ireland passed Stephens
Kelly Glecson and others addressed the meeting avow.
ns themselves ready TO return to Ireland whenever
ordered
Tho four story tenement house No 1ss avenue A, on
tho OF Thirteenth street. destroyed by fire
ycstsrdsy morning about ono O'Clock. The family OF
Cornelius Ro,,iger consisting Of himself, his wife and
thrce daughters aged respectively eight, ten and six
tcn occupying the third story aud fearing leap
from the windows al burned TO death. being found
ying together group their remains baked TO a
crisp Anothcr family Of Eve persons. named
Harz ieaped from tho fourth story, bed being held
oelow for them TO alght on. and two Of thcm-the
fshcr. Philip Hartr, and son. Edward Harts-missng
the bed IN their fall. severely injured that their
lives are desparcd ~ All Of the less
injured The damage 70 the building s about 5000,
and the household cucsts Of all the inmates de-
srcycd Tho evidcure given at the investigation over
tho bodies of ths victims leads 10 the conclusion that
reward 10 offered for his detection
The services al the various churches were very In.
tsressing yesterday, although a silence considered
om,nous wss observed by Mr. Beccher and Dr. Chaplin
On me subject Of pclI,ics Rev W Boole supported
Congress In his addresses bus with this and e~ other
erccpucos the general tendency Of the pulpit ora,ory
Cbrsstianly and spiritual
Mm Eirsabcth MousIey, who lived At 81 North Moore
aroet cut her throat with yesterday while alone
In her parios and died almost Immediately.
,rhs from South America Is 70 the effect that tn
dcuitss between this country and the allied forces
Brss and the Argentine republic, occasioned BY the re
rsa OF the latter countries TO allow our Minister
Paraguay pass through their territory 10 his post hs
beea smicably settled by the Minister being allowed
contuuo his route
Mr. Romero. the Mexican Minister At Washington, ha
official dispatches from Vera Craa 10 the i2,b Iosissi
which occarm the news from thst pon, published u
tho Hrsue on Saturday. President juarss "a
shout 70 make his headquarters in Mon
terey ~ expedition had been sent asains
Qpfaaxc shch bad bocn evacuated by lLs mala poruou