The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02
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EUROPE.


The European news dated to the 21st OF June,
iously expected yesterday. had not arrived when the
HERALD went to press this morning The steamships
Bavaria Bremen, City Of Boston and Damascus duo
At this port and OF Father Point respectively.
Our Paris correspondent, writing June IA,
that tho Palace Of the Eysee, where Napoleon
planned the coup dsta, had been thrown open, with
ell It's magnificent improvements The building
has been kept strictly closed during the past
fifteen years, since tho night which the
Prince President Of tho republic Of Franco transferred
himself into Emperor
The Empress Eugenie entertained the Grand Duchess
Marie Of Russia within It's walls the evening OF It's
rsopening Prince Napoleon gave dinner TO the chief
war correspondents Of the Pars journals the
ing, ss the Palai. Royal; the vast power OF
Russla and the great power Of the press being
thus complmonted by the imperial family At the
same moment II Michel Chevalier points out In
tho columns Of the RsvSs des Deus Aosd, Of Paris the
danger which Italy will b exposed with Aus
sra owing 10 her depressed and burdsned financial
ten.
An interesting account Of the armies and nAvies of the
beligerent Powers Of Europe, In whom much III
tsssst In oensrsng ~ present. given In our columns
this morning.
nSCILLANE0UA
Our Chilean correspondence 10 dated June Nothing
u believed they have abandoned the and COMO
Monssv,doo. decree has beea issued BY the Pre-
sdent expeliing Spanish subjects from Chile.
Valparaiso h being strongly fortified The ves-
sole OF the American squadron recently on that
coass now scattered In the Pacific and wall proba.
bly, NOS rsunie Admiral Pearson. with the flag
ship Powhattaa and double endes waseree, n
Caiao Tho Mohoogo has gone 70 California, and may
proceed far Vancouver Tho Nyack Is At the Chin
leaves here tonight for Cailso The Daeo,ah Is daily
expected she having LEFT hontevideo weeks since,
and viii remain hcrs time Tho two Peruvian iron
cisds Huescar and lndependencis last heard from
the Straits OF Magellan Congress met al Santiago
the ultimo President Perexs received
with hisscs and derisive exclamation By tbs people
ssmbied 70 hear L. revolution awaiting favorable
opportunity forth among the Chiesns Perez's
government 10 vcry unpopular
From Lima tho news u iate - June L. Lleuicnan,
Commander l. II Newman. United States steamer
Nyack, died on the 3lst Of Nay.
Our Panama correspondencs IL 70 the nd Of jane.
The place 10 unusually quiet Tho pioneer steamer OF
the New Zealand Australian line had arrived and would
commence her regular trips the Oath There moth.
Ing Of interest In Central America
Dispatches from Galveston, rsxss gvs Mexican news
70 The 2ad Of June Bagdad had been svscused b. Tho
impsriaiists snd occupied By the nbersk Mejis had
sent General Escobsdo receive the surrender u
MasAmoroa Seven hundred liberals corrupted Hueso,s
md forcs vs. orEAniziDg 70 attack fAmrseo
A statement regarding Excise laws thaa In for
previous 10 tho present ons goes 70 show that she batter
10 no. comparatively strict and rigid lee prgz
and penalties generally supposed. Excise laws Of
various characters and objects have bern enacted before
and since the STATE organization, which contained pro
visions. restrictions, penalties and remedies in most
spscs rigorous and than thc presen, law
Tue Excise lay . complete failure in the city lss.
tsrday The large reinforcement Of njunc,icns i,sued
By Judge cardoxo battered tho law complc ely that
stranger would not have believed thas law had
bcsa enacted. There bu little drunkenness and
only few arrcsta
An interesting history Of s. stephens Episcops,
church. corner of,Broome ana crys,io streets res
yesterday morning by tho rector, Rev Dr Prlce II
IVES his last In that sdncs (which has been so'd
and the con resaiion. Is though. will b. perms
neny settled at the French church In Twenty second
street. betwsen Fifth and Sixth avenues
The Rev. o. B. rockingham delivered sermon yes.
tsrdAy a. the Unitarian Cougregaoualiss church the
subject OF the Pestence" In the OF Lis remarks
the reverend gentlemen said that pestilence PROPOSES
death superstition and 10 the pIey that drups iss
knees Instead Of using It's feet and hands, and TO the devo
that puts up prayers instead Of putting down ivnc
rance We read the meaning Of the pestence differently
II obvious 10 teach the primary value Of
social condition Il charges 20 live decenty cl"any
and temporarily shall die me laws % health
must be observed. II Is absolutely necessary 70 have
wholesome habits The arrow may ny, The pcs,iience
may walk but DO made TO iecl the necessity Of
living like rational crcaiurca Men and women should
be clean for the JOY OF H.
The new Church OF the Redesmcr, In Brooklyn Was
formally opened BY Bishop @. ouintord
The celebration OF the Festival Of 81 Peer and 3,
Paul was conducted with great soIemny In Tho caholo
churches yesterday Tue ut the Church o. the
psullsts corner OF Fiy ninth and Ninth avenue
were unusua Iy attractive
IA aan,rcrsa-y meeting conmcm~ra,lve or g. rtn.