The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-01
EUROPE.

EUROPE.
BY special telegram received yesterday afternoon from
Paris dated November 20, learn that Secretary Sew.
ards lengthy cable despatch to the United States
Minister Paris related in the MAN, to the march Of
che French troops from Mexico and the expression Of
the hope that Napoleon would carry out his intention in
shat respect The official statements and hopes we're
conveyed in dignlHed and conciliatory tome
The Newfoundland telegraph lines being reported
sdown" last evening" are without news report Of
yesterday date and consequently have Intelligence
from ireland.
Our special correspondent in Dublin, writing on the
17th Of November furnishes very interesting and
calmly written account Of the Fenan position at that
date well as Of the sentiment Of the people towards
H. The wants and miseries of the inhabitants under
British rule set forth constituting the exciting
caaso OF a revolutionary outbreak watch the writer
seemed to anticipate.
THE CITY
The Board OF Health met yesterday A resolution or.
derns he Superintendent to Investigate the Of the
FIRE on the ferry boat Idaho passed The time for
the OF permits to keep in the built up por-
t,ons OF New York and Brooklyn, which TO have
pired to-day, extended to the LIST Of February.
large ro occurred last night, destroying the large
oil warehouse occupied by tho North River Oil Ware
housing Company, situated the North river, at the
foot Of Twenty FIRST and Tweutv second Streets and
quantity OF lumber belonging to McClave Brothers
Between six thousand and thousand barrels OF
Crude petroleum consumed. The entire loss
oeeds $50 900. Partially insured.
The examination OF witnesses In the cases of Frank
HELEN and W. R Babcock for alleged completely in
the Lord Bond robbery, completed yesterday before
Justice Bowling at the Court Of Special Sessions Strong
efforts made by A. 8. Sullivan, Clarence Seward,
Ex-Governor Lowe, exJudgs Stuart and O. L. Stewart to
the release Of defendants but District Attorney
G. Bedford argued strenuousy against such rosase
HELEN finally admitted bali 800 000 and Bah.
cock remanded for trial
In the Of Joseph A. sprague ct al vs.. George
Raphael, which motion for warrant OF commit
against defendant for alleged obtaining Of loan OF
money in fraudulent manner, Judge Mcneil has given
decision the negative The particulars Of the
were published a week ago.
In the Of the alleged Hoboken Bank Frauds Judge
DAILY Of the Court OF Common Pleas yesterday denied
the moen Of the defendants for the discharge
Of his client George W. Chadwick) from arrest The
has been postponed several to accommodate
defendant and yesterday the calling OF the calendar
snswer coming from the defendants counsel, Mr..
Charles wehle moved for default which granted
An interesting came before Judge Sutherland in
the supreme Court chambsrs, yesterday, In which the
pninn, William A. Johnston seeks to obtain possession
OF biz interests in number Of Nevada silver mines,
which he had entrusted the another party FOR
disposal IN this city One Of the defendants II Is alleged
came 70 New York, and organizing corporation under
the title Of the Consolidated Silver Mining Company Of
Reee River, &c disposed of the entire amount Of prop.
cry which had been entrusted 10 him, without making
compensation TO the plaintiff who now by process Of
law, sndeavors to secure hs clatms
In the supreme Court Chambers before Judge suther.
land motion was made yesterday by parties doing bust
ness the petroleum district Maiden lane for the
NJ nm iniu
py nc the building with them from keeping ben.
zine napha kerosene oil, 10 any quantity whatever
on The premises An affidavit Of chemist was read in
winch asserted that article termed ''red kcro.
sene Is merely ordinary kerosene oil coored induce
persons abou purchasing TO belicve that Il has under.
gone process deprving 1t Of Its explosive properties
There 24o votes registered in the city yoser
day. THIS, u addition 70 the number registered tbc
late general election makes total so fer OF 1854
voters IA this city.
. A match at billiards was played at Irving Wall las
oight between Goldthwas OF Boston. and McDevitt TO
$500 side, ia which Goldthwaite came winner.
The 81 smship City OF Washington Captain Roskel
OF tho lnmau line will call to-day from pier No
%, North river, for Queenstown and Liverpool Nall
VIII close at the Post oacc at halfpas, ten O'Clock
The steamship Toutona. captain Hack, will sail al
tweive ~ to-day from Hoboken, FOR Hamburg, touch
bns ct coScs The mails will close at the Post Once
NAN past ten
Tho Anchor line steamship Hberuia, Captain Munro,
viii sal today for glasgow calling London.
derry 10 land passengers, &o
The steamship vile lie Paris Captain surfnont will
sai at twelve NJ to-day for Brest and Hsvre.
Tho steamshp Euierpe, Captain Edridgc belonging "a
C. n Mallory Co.'S Texas line, viii leave pier 20 Las,
river this aftcgnooa FOR Galveston direct
Tho ans STAR zip George Washington Capis a
eager OF CroAN line, will saii for New Orleans
from plor No. o Moth river At thrce r NJ TO day
rl.c Empire line steamship San JacIniO Captain Love.
~ VIII sail from pier 10 North nver :, lhrcc ~
f.st for Savannah
I'D aopula sidcwncel steamship Quaker CITY Captain
w.i n " West, OF Isary's line, will sail from pisr IL
~aai r, at ihrce r NJ. to-day. for Charleston COZ
It'll the steamer Dictator, for ibs Florida p,rls
~. TX market was firm, and prices advanced yes
tt.., g,li was Arm Also and closed at i4i,s
> was morn like "blue Monday" than Frida,
AZ n.r ~ croles and between tho changes in gold
Yni .. SacscY o. The weather bunnce was greatly