The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-09
EUROPE.

EUROPE.
We publish to-day special kilograms by the Atlantic
cable dated in Constannope, Paris, Berlin and Venice
the It'll of November, with financial and CONNER
oia report dated in London and Liverpool yesterday
evening, November g.
The difficulty between the United States Minister in
Turkey and the Porte government relative to the recent
outrage on the American consulate in the island Of
Cyprus has been settled.
The French vessels destined to remove the troops
from Mexico ready to sail.
The Paris MonitetT says MAMMALIAN will remain.
Baron Buest's appointment as Foreign Minister of
Austria exctes much attention In Berlin, and will
Prussia expedite the competion Of her work in Ger
many.
Victor Emanuel enjoyed magnificent reception
popular municipal and ecclssiastics-n VENT. Tha
before the king.
Our special correspondent in Paris, writing by the
Java states that General Caseneau will arrange for the
retirement Of the French troops from Mexico en- osse
as Napoleon thinks that march by detachmcnts would
be "inconvenient." 1t was considered that Franco
would be relieved Of two huge incrbfRome and Mex
tco--about the same period OF time.
The Empress Of Mexico, now called the Princess
Charlotte Ii said to be afflicted with religious mono.
mania always bewailing the 'injures'' done TO the
Church in Mexico and that her hopeless Of cure
Il IS said that the unfortunate lady had just attempted
" commit suicide by jumping from window.
Tho Bright banquet in Dublin promises TO be grand
national affair." Our correspondent that city gives an
outline, in advance OF the ovation with extracts from
the letters received by the executive committee from
leading personagcs In reply to the invitations. The
sentiments expressed by Cardinal Cullen and others 20
70 show that Mr. Bright is likely to effect such reunion
OF all good and worthy Irshmen rs will secure the
legitimate removal Of existing grievances
number Of the citizens Of Manchester, England have
forwarded to strong, spontaneous endorsement OF
the position taken by the HERALD on the subject of the
Alabama and other American claims against England.
viz that Minister In London should be at once in
structed to renew the demand for their settlement
present being very favorable and giving hope
OF satisfactory adjustment.
The Liverpool cotton market was dull yesterday
Prices declined one.eghth Of penny mddlng uplands
selling at fourteen and seven-eighths pence
Consols ruled at 69H for money, In London United
States dve-twenties ai 90. The Bank Of England
rate has been reduced to four per cent
THE CITY.
Al the meeting OF the Board Of Supervisors yesterday
the bill OF Cornell L Co. for msberal used in building
the now Court House, amounting to $17,59, a0 was
ordered to be paid communication from the Mayor
called attention TO the bad condition OF tho old Harlem
Bridge.
At special meeting Of the Commissioners OF Chari-
ties and Correction yesterday resolutions expressive Of
sorrow the death OF Simeon Draper the late Prcs
dent Of the Board and condolences with his family,
adopted
avery large meeting was held last evening at Cooper
institute to aid In the establishment Of q national asy
ium on the rs,omac for disabled soldiers and sailors
Horace Greeley Presided Addresses delivered by
Lieutenant Governor woodford General o. o. Howard,
Governor Hamilton, Of Toras and othera contribu-
ton was raised In aid Of the object About $2s 600
$50 900 only needed 10 establish the institution
Tho extra days racing at Jerome ruk yesterday was
brilliantly and numerousy attended, the four races
thss came or gave great satisfaction the spectators
Racing with gentlemen riders is a novelty here; but,
judging from the manner received and appreciated
this occasion, We may expect TO witness frequent
repctons Of the sport noxt year Racing Cor 1906 s
end.
The Ffty-third annual meeting Of the New York rs-
male Assistance Society Tor the roef and religious in
struoiou Of the sick poor hold yesterday the
Collegiate Dutch church. The annual reports were read
showing that e0e37 have been expended during the
year for charitable purposes leaving balance Of
SO sl4 45 in the treasury An address was delivered
by Row Joseph r. Duryca, who presided oncers we're
selected for the ensuing year.
General william T. sherman and Lewis D. Campbell.
Minister to Mexico arrived In this city last night
The steamship Florida, from Havrc, France arrived
q, THIS port yesterday with Eve cholera patients on
board twenty-six deaths from that disease having
CURED during the voyage.
Further light has been thrown the Lord bond rob.
bcry In which Wall street firm IL alleged TO have
boon Implicated Messrs Frank Heller q Co, OF No
Wall street. sent 10 the sub.Trcasury once yesterday
eight coupons TO DO csshed, and reference TO his
schedule the paying teller found the numbers
responded with OF those stolen from Mr. Lord He
Immediately reported 10 the police and Frank Heller
was arrested and committed In default Of $4,000 The
arm claims 10 have bought the coupons from stranger
Brains the alleged pirate Of tho Chesapeake pleaded
not guilty TO The Indictment In tho Circuit Court In
Brooklyn yesterday He was remanded, aud the trial
will take pieoe the 10th
10 the Court OF Common Pleas Part a. before Judge
Cardozo yesterday, founded on the law Of COM
mon carriers In which Joseph r. Smith sued the New
Jersey Steamboat Company for damages which the plain.
eli alleges he sustained in consequences Of tho defsn
dsnts ciec,lns him from tho steamer 81, John and re
fusing him passage 20 Albany, damages we're laid a,
esooe. The Court In charging The Jury sustained the
complaint and verdict rendered Tor the pls,nti9
assessing the damages Al 81 soo
In the Superior Court Part yesterday On tu,ers.t
iaa breach Of promise case irIsd in Witch Carl
line A. Brewer sues Charles n Fleming 10 recov.r
sas 900 damages The plaintiff Is woman ia bunbe
cgia~ssa,si earn'dg = livelihood ~ ,,amstr.r.