The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-22
EUROPE


The cable news report, which we publish to-day, Is
dated to nAe. y friday September 81.
England officially denies that she advised the
ton of Gambia TO Greece.
The brgand outbreak In Italy is not serious.
A Paris journal says that King John OF Saxony is to
abdcae in favor of son. accordance with tho treaty
with Prussia
The Prussian army, returning from the war, had
triumpha reception In Berlin
Spain is perfecting forms for the government Of
Cuba
Our special correspondence from Berlin and Paris is
important conveying It does first intimation Of the
difficulties which Count Bismarck likely encounter
in his diplomatic efforts for German reconstruction.
The appointment Of the Marquis de Mouster Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs France this particular mo.
ment, after his peculiar of service in Berlin and
Constantinope, is regarded ominous to tho future
peace both Of Prussia and Turkey.
The discussion OF the Roman and Eastern questions
engaged large share OF public attention France
Consols quoted at sok for money. yester-
day in London; Five-twentscs were at TAX
The Liverpool cotton market advanced eighth OF
penny at noon yesterday; middling upiands was at
thirteen and three. eghths pence. Breadstufs werc
firm.
MISCELLANHOUs
Oar special correspondent with the United States m s-
sion in Russia reports by letter and special telegram
from Moscow and Novgorod under date OF the 2Sth
9Th 2Sh and 3s Of August respectively, the progress
Of the American ocers from st. Petersburg 70 the last
named city-by way OF Moscow-whers they arrived at
the period Of the holding OF the great fair The recep
tons and by the way Of the crafty
ing and cordial character and the tossts and aerdin
speeches Of the prominent Russians and Americans
OF much force and significance Illustrative Of the
rendiy bonds which unite the two nations
hnu al Ansc ctrtx~~ S~nrr
Acting Rear Admiral Godon, dated at Bahia August IS
He would probably sail for Rio about the 9Th or 9Th OF
September. He gives . detailed report OF the excellent
manner in which Commander Blake had carried out the
department orders OF July H. TO the Brazilian ag
an ame~de honorable the empire OF Brazil for the
forcIbe seizure by the wachasett OF the Confederate
steamer Florida in the port Of Bahia and the bringing Of
her 10 the United States whore she lost The
interchange Of civtcs between Commander Blake and
the President OF the province OF the most cordial
kind. Commander Blake saiuted tho Brazilian Gag on
the anniversary Of the Emperors birthday with twenty
guns the salute returned by the Notifications
gun for gun. The United States steamer Monocacy,
Commander Carter arrived at st. Thomas on the sth
iuusaa. Tho United States sloop-or-wsr Brooklyn,
Commander Patterson flag ship, Ind reached Bahia,
under sail, from Rio and reported having met tho
mains OF burned ship two hundred and fty miles south
Of Bahia The United States steamer Nipsic, Lieu.
tenant Commander Blake also Bahia on the 25th
OF August and would probably be ordered to Psrnam-
buco The crews OF all these vessels were in good
health
The War Department have issued rules and regulations
which publish to-day elsewhere, to govern the pay
mont OF bounties under the equazng act approved In
July last
Tho Otcro murderers. Gonzales and Pellicier made .
partial confession last night the Raymond jail
In Brooklyn in which they charge vlce with having
planned the MURDER furnished the daggcrs and
that used in the preparation Of the dark Decd and
with having been the principal actor In the which
closed the life Of 0tero Their statements possess in.
tsres independent OF whatever measure OF credbilty
they may command.
The Of Christian Gels, on application for bail was
again up before Judge Sutherland yesterday. AFTER
hearing argument from ex-Judge Dean behalf Of
the prisoner, the Judge reserved his decision.
Bishop 0ree ne and Mr. Kceiy, who have been visiting
ssH Davis have given up their idea Of inercedng for
MN WIN the President, who, u Ii understood, bas in
formed the prisoners counsel that he cannot parole him
Ma Davis 10 reported to have said that her husband
uouid mos live much longer " kept In con nncmeuL
mere we're eleven fresh Of cholera reported IN
This city yesterday. Burial permits for four oboer
dead were Issued during tho same The weather ves,sr
day oppressiveiy warm although IA ra,ued bsrd In
The afternoon There two cases OF cholera in
Brooklyn.
Eleven cases or chosra occurred In Louisville ye,ter.
Gag afternoon, three Of which proved fatal Twenty.
mine cases occurred In Nashville Thursday s,x az
which were fatal and thiryhrss death. from the an,
ssss wers reported there yesterday.
tho Philadelphia Health Board, having been refused
On appropriation Of $4,000 by the CITY Council have
given notice that they win longer perform their du.
tea and have ordered the Health 0icer suspend al
orders for work In bis hands.
The great fall Of rain which has continued In Indiana
Illinois, Missouri and Ohio since Monday las
- reported 10 be abaiins Tho course OF IN
storm s eastward and Pittsburs and Baltimor
have been visited with heavy raina 6ccss
river In Ohio, rose higher than u ever was before
and Louisville, Ky, completely submerged Severn
sohocnsn were driven ashore In Lake Michigan, and
sevsrs pssons reported 70 have been drowned I'm