The New York herald., 1866-08-30
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EUROPE.

The by the Atlantic cable published in the
)saALo to-day, reports intelligence from Austria,
bhemia, France and England, dated to yesterday
Eening, August 20.
Austria has paid her indemnity 10 Prussia.
THE signature Of the King of Italy to the peace treaty
Sas hourly expected In Prague.
Napoleon has extended the time for Maximians re-
nyment Of the debt to France He refused new loan
but will aid the Emperor to equip his army from the
French magazines in Mexico. The Empress Char
lotte will il is sad return to Mexico, and the French
troops remain in the country till January, 1887.
Over half million of dollars in gold shipped in
England yesterday for New York
The Great Eastern has been reported at sea.
BY the steamship Asia at Halifax, yesterday, we have
mail advices TO the 10th Of August.
1t Is stated In the report Of the Asia that the Car OF
Russia has ocally approved Of the annexation plans Of
Prussia in Germany
4 extensive Fenan arsenal has been seized in Ireland
Count Bismarck requests the Prussian Legislature to
leave oil tho details Of the annexation to the Cabinet
Consols closed at se for money, in London yester.
day. United States ave-twenties at 72M.
7 The Liverpool cotton market unchanged yester-
day. Middling upIands closed ~ 131sd. t6.131ld.
Brcadstufs had declining tendency. Provisions
generally unchanged.
THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION.
The Presidential party left Philadelphia yesterday
morning, receiving appropriate and enthusiastic demon
strations at Burlington, Bordentown, Trenton, New
Brunswick, Railway and Newark At Trenton the
President In returning thanks to the crowd who sur.
rounded the train, said that the compliment the
more 70 be appreciated from the residents Of
city surrounded with such historic associations His
efforts had been and would still be directed to.
wards fully restoring the Union for which our
forefathers fought and bied Mr. Seward then intro
duced General Grant and Admiral Farragut, who were
received with hearty cheers. Mr. Seward d-"Thc
President has done his whole duty and II is with the
people now % do theirs"
Al Jersey City the party by the Citizens Com
nttee OF Now York and escorted board the steamer
Dolden The government and foreign vessels in the North
lvsr avishly decorated with bunting the guns
tom the forts osernors Island thundered forth the
presidential salute On the arrival at the Battery the
Procession WAS formed and moved up Broadway amid
De enthusiastic demonstrations OF the immense crowd
people assembled The route led up TO the City Hail.
phero the distinguished visitors alightcd and were
1shercd into the Governors Room address Of wei
1pme then read by Mayor Hoffman. He said
the present popular demonstration was a tribute
offered by the people to the ability, fidelity and
patriotism which had characterized Mr Johnsous admin
fsraiion OF the government He then presented the
engrossed copy OF the resolutions OF the City Council
offering the freedom aud hopitates of the city the
President OF the United states.
President johnson returned thanks for the welcome,
and said that such reception, coming does from
tbe great metropolis OF the Union, encouraged him
70 go forward In tho discharge Of his duty
And what he had done or attempted to
do, that before tho people for them 70
determine. Secretary Seward said IN answer 10 a call
tba, he know thc people would give a, the polls GER
tGcatc tha, tho Union consists OF hrtysix and not
twenty-five Staes The party entered carriages again
sfter tho ceremonies In the Governors Room and the
procession continued up Brpadway 10 Twen, -third
street thence 10 Fifth aud down 10 Deimonicos
at fourteeuth street Here the military nled by in
review, tho President taking his stand Temporary
platform IN front or the hotel.
After the rsvew tho immense multitude swaying to
and fro swept the police away and crowdng around the
platform, became clsmcrous with their cheering and
vocifcraons Tho President, whcn quiet restored,
Delivered sneech 20 them in which he said :-'You
phe pcople have made the great rpccch of this
sion. II s better speech than I can make. leave
tho constitution and tho Union in your b h,nds.n
The city presented . gay appearance MI day, flags,
bauocrs and devices being display Ia ccntnucu- line
Shr,t gh The route OF the procession
No accident worthy OF note occurred during the core.
ponies Strict order was eaforced by the police. aud
% arrests were made beyond a fcw cnterpri.lng but
)skvsrd pickpockcts
The banquet given by some OF our mos. wealthy and
distinguished citxcns To- the President and party
v6 ~ .he evening ~ Dc'mcncos aud very splen.
did affair. Mayor Hoffman prcs dcd. Long aud able
speeches were made by PRESIDENT John and Secretary
Seward and short by the Mayor, General Grant,
Admiral Farragn, Baron s,oecSl ,hc Russian Minister
and Senior Romero tho Minister tho Mexican Repub.
1ic. Afterwards the President screnadcd and made
another speech from tho balcony At pemon!coA a. ala
also Mr. Seward.
The President aud bis party WI leave this morning
In the River Queen, for West Point vhet arrangements
grand scale are being perfected fol hts reception
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tn the State Senate yesterday, convened In extra se
sion for the trial Of Judge smith Of Oncds county a
motion 10 welcome tue President General Gram and
Admiral Farpgut adopted, the name of seward
being voted out During the discussion of th re-olu
aion Senator Low made coarse assault upon tho
President charging him With being responsible for the
murder OF two young men from the Senator's ollce
who had been killed In the New Orleans rIcs He said
ther blood cried for vengeance Senator GODDARD followed
10 the strain saying that the people of the
part OF the state "hate that man (meanins the rrcsden
o believed that this journey OF tho President for
Distinct object and he hoped he might be foiled In IT,
fhe trial finally proceeded with. the fc tho
prosecution being opened
There we're six new and sx deaths from c,olera
poried In this city yesterday Four deaths from the
disease occurred al the public institutions Backwelis
hland The general health OF the city good.
The Inquest In the case Of Rodgers, the negro man
Killed on Saturday nigh, in Brooklyn, was concluded
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