The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-07
EUROPE.

EUROPE.
Tho news report by the Atlantic cable is dated in
London and Liverpool to Saturday October g.
Tho treaty Of peace between Austria and Italy gives
tho frontiers OF venetia to Italy Austria the
Venetian debt.
italy has proclaimed complete amnesty for political
ofenccs.
The Liverpool cotton market declined one-eighth OF
penny yesterday. Mddng uplands at fourteen
and half pence.
Consols were at soA in London. United States avc-
MISCELLANEOUS.
Thu President, in the coming elections in the
Norther, States decided favor OF the radicals will
Il Is renors in Washington, advise the Southern States
70 .dont sns s.ssisntiorai amendment order that
thew NAV be s6nN led to representation In Congress.
A.tornev Ccrorai - nbery has decided that the con-
tract executed bv secre. " Harlan fcw days before
his retirement from the rent Of tho Interior with
the Connections Emigration socA ~ oy which thoy
received the eight hundred thousand OF the reserve
lands Of the Cherokee Indians in Kansas b. paying
dollar an acre, Is illegal and ought TO be ignored
Al about twenty minutes Of ten O'Clock last night
nrs was discovered In the largo building used .
store by c. @. Gunther Son, on Broadway, be-
tween Spring and Broome streets The establish
ment was completely destroyed tho loss being
estimated at $4,000 The Ere communicated TO
berry Streets which also completely destroyed II
caught nre the sparks flying from Gunthers build
ing, and in . fcw moments q mass OF flame The
cathedral built in 1871 and ono Of the oldest
and most venerable edihces in the city Tho loss Ii
roughly estimated at $500, 900.
The Navy Department hns received onlcal advices
from tho steamer Shenandoah, Captain Goldsborough
which lst Nautilus the 9th of August for hah one
or the Le Chele group Of islands The officers and crew
49, al fhA
President and professsd much qualification At visit
from an American wsr vessel the Shenandoah being tho
first that had ever put that port All ON board were
we'll
Secretary Stewards health Is again improving.
The Canadian government is investigating the search
made by the British eunboat Rescue Of American
steamer tho Congress- Of Detroit Tho report is current
that the United States bad demanded an apology The
British Consul Buhlo reports that the vessel was
Feniaa vessel intended TO attack the shipping towns
along Lake Eric.
large and enthusiastic meeting in support Of Presi.
deaf Johnsons policy and In ratification Of the New
York democratic state ticket held last evening at
the Brooklyn Academy OF Music. Addresses were dc.
Iiyered by Major General slocum, Mayor Hoffman, Mr.
3. y. Courtney, Mr. Dawson. OF Georgia, aud others,
and resolutions expressive or the OF tho meeting
Eerc unanimously adopted.
Admiral Bell commanding the East India squadron,
tsports that the Fourth Of July passed by the fleet
NJ shanghac, China whom the French and English men
ff.war In the harbor participated freely the American
nag being displayed at their masthcads.
The riot In Philadelphia, consequent upon tho rival
demonstrations or both The political parties beng in
progress at tho time serious than at first
reported According the radical accounts IL was be-
kan By an unusiabie assault torchlght procession
BY the democrats Twelve persons were reported
wounded Ave OF whom policemen, and one citizen
was killed
A man named Bradshaw was hsd for examination
yesterday by United states Commissioner Osborn, on
charge OF having by false representation obtained re-
gstered letter from the Post once Of this city.
The steamer Starlight from Wilmington to New
York wrecked Friday morning, on tho Barnegat
south shoals proving total No lives were lost
The Wills Of the following named deceased persons
were admitted 10 probalcn the surrogales Court during
the past week--G. I. Banyer, A. NJ Angevinc, Jonas
sparks Undcrhin washborn, Daniel Holt, James n.
Church, William NJ Allen, John o. Kcaing, julia A.
Mcnatt. Julia swartz, Samuel u. Abbe william Ganan,
Patrick Murphy, Frank Roedcrs, Adam Ehrgott, Mare
Ann Bcrmond, Sarah nartland Letters OF Admnisira-
ton have been granted the following estates:Mary
BIivsn, Ida A. Mackenzie, Samuel G. Rqsher, Ellen
Barry, JAne Fay, Gustavc Hermann, Jeanette Law,
Ellen Mclaughlin, William G. Clay Margaret Donovan,
Mary A. Dougherty, Thomas Tate, George A. Clement,
sarah Mccarthy, Rosanns Bergen, William Bcndon,
John Mckenzie, Joseph Piggot
Five fresh Of cholera reported In this city
yesterday. Burial permits for four cholora dead were
Issued Only one fresh chocra reported In
Brooklyn yesterday The reported at Governors
Island IN the HERALD few days since proved fatal
the 9Th instant
fhs United states steamer Mononghasa arrived a, the
Bosom Quarantine yesterday with yellow cver board
rhsee were eight deaths from chocra 10 Memphis and
four IN Nashville yesterday
John RArsy shs famous horse tanner died At cVevs-
lsnl On The eth Inst
Ooo.N 6ssaeii ana Colonel bingham, TIVE Of the wan.
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