The New York herald., 1866-07-13
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Now York, Friday, July l3, 1896.
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The steamship Persia from Queenstown on the lst Of
DULY arrived At this port yesterday morning Her news
Is two days later.
number OF war kilograms from Bohemia show that
severe engagements had occurred between the Austrian
aud Prussan armies In that territory but the accounts
are so very oonaicng each country claiming the vic
tory in terms equally positive and circums,anta is
almost impossible 70 estimate the value OF the result
The Austans ese they defeated the Prussans severely
ON the eth OF June, but the Prussans prove they
advancing and driving the Austrians on the 2Sh
uItimo.
The Hanovsrian army. with the King of Hanover had
surrendered 10 tho Prussans
The Kings Of Hanover and Saxony and the Elecor of
Hesse were in exile from their capitals.
Tho plan Of the Italian campaign has been altered.
General Caldni is to attempt the Po into
Vcneta but ordered to join the Kings army between
Cremona and Piacenza- The united Italian army will
then number about three hundred and twenty
Sand men. when movements will be made.
The Austans rather successful the Italians
in the mountain passes
We very interesting details OF the battle of Gus
tozza, Which go prove that tho Austrans purchased
thcir triumph very dearly.
Earl Derby had formed a strictly Tory ministry In
England; but tho Cabinet details not published
London greatly agitatcd and large crowds OF work
ingmen congregaed in the palace yard and other places
10 groct tho defeated ministers and government
formers A member OF Parliament termed these crowds
"sgitatng mobs ("
Tho Atlantic Telegraph feet just ready to sail from
the coast OF ireland.
Consois closed in London, June 30, at s8ik s8ts.
United States Gvctwentics 05ia 65ai. Tho ratio Of
discount remained at ten per cent in London.
Tho Liverpool cotton market ruled quiet the 30th
OF June Breadstuns quiet, with steady market Pro
visions wcrc downward.
CONGRESS-
In the Senate yesterday, the Tarif bill received
from the House. and after lively debate referred to
the Committee ON Finance to rcpor, next December
The Legislative Appropriation bill received the
House with amendments and committee OF con.
ference demanded Tho Niagara ship Canal bill
was taken up, but pndins its consideration tho Senate
adjourned.
In House there was no business of interest or i'm
poriance transacted An amendment TO the Telegraph
bill passed on the 1lth was proposed but after
sharp remarks between Mr.. Alley and Mr. washburnc il
committed TO the Post ONCE Committee. The bill
to bridge the Mississippi went under the rules.
Twenty thousand copies Of the Tax laws ordered
70 be printed and the House adjourned.
THE CITY.
Throe cases of cholera reported in the city yes
tsrday A trial made OF steam dsinfection at one
OF the engine houses which proved highly successful.
Matters al quarantine qucscep Yellow fever
reported on some Of the ships In the lower bay. Five
cases Of cholera wore reported in Brooklyn, four Of
them being fatal.
The Board Of Supervisors yesterday the President
in the chair report OF the Committee Taxes
recommending the appropriation OF s7oo 900 for the
pcuditure Of the Fire Department Of the city for the
year adopted. The Comptroller authorized
bonds for the pay ment OF judgments
obained against the city In regard to the requston
made BY the Police Commissioners for the Of
S3l7 39I o. TO pay the increased salaries OF the
bers Of the police force the committee think the
derived from the sale Of licenses adequate to pay such
inocaso and they desire the opinion Of their counsel
before proceeding further with the matter.
The Commissioners Of Charities and Corrections met
yesterday President Bowen the chair The architects
OF the New Inebrate Asylum Ward Island TO be
paid three and half per cent on the amount OF con
in full for their services and the aborers belong
ing to any OF the institutions engaged in dig.
gng the foundations 10 be charged for at the rate Of
81 rs each per day. In answer to communication
from tho President of the Medical Faculty OF the Now
York University the Commissioners their In.
tcnton OF placing the representation Of the various
schools OF medicine on an equality, and not granting
10 any school privileges not enjoyed by the rest
At the meeting OF the Chamber OF Commerce Com
mttce yesterday $40 312 additional reported
ccivcd for the Portland sufferers making s4o,62o in ALL
Al the Mayors oncc $500 received, or sl,7AS SO
in all, making grand total OF $4,000
The Board Of Councmen failed 10 meet yesterday, a
quorum not being present whom the roll called.
whersupon the Presidsn, adjourned tho Board Till
Monday.
An enthusiastic meeting OF tho friends OF liberty was
held last evening the auspices OF the Italian Cen
trail Committee Of this city at Dodworth Hail. Speeches
wcrc msdo IN English Italian, Spanish and French, and
CrafuIas band cnlivened the assembly with patriotic
Italian, American and French airs
Tho anniversary OF the battle OF Boyne Water was
ns,ebrs,cd Yesterday Landmarks Park by the Ameri
can Prc,oslans Encampment, Mount Carmel Lodge,
Mol.
Mcssrs Wilson G. Hunt, George A. oseood and vii.
liam r Leo, have becn appointed Commissioners Of Es-
,.,.,o ana Assessmsn, in the now uptown boulevard
Judge Ingraham has denied tho motion made IN su.
,,rsme Court Chambers, 70 dissolve the injunction
,oaranlnR tho Board Of Health from interfering with
tho stands al Washington Market
roionei william r. Roberts arrested yesterday on
ON indictment found by tho Grand Jury charging him
with violation Of the neutrality laws Ho sayo bail In
nve thousand dollars 10 answer
Tho farther hearing Of the bounty Jumping case OF
J.mss REILLY against James Hughes vas resumed yes
,erday before Commissioner Osborn, General frys INC
,,,e Provost Marshal General being the principal VII
nae, He testified that General Baker was charged y
him with the suppression OF bounty jumping IN Ss~
york and the neghborins towns Tho case was al
5curped until this morning
. J,ns Connolly, Scotch woman, was arrested yesser
day charged with kidnapping a n..le boy, whom sn'
,r,,ss.rrcd 20 superintendent Halliday, a. the rwe
rons She confessed 10 the kidnapping and sys 'na'
sha has been arrested several times before for the same
or,occ ch,ldstcaiIns being with her mania she VA
committed.
Tho total amount raised in New York and Brooklyn
80 70 Ina, evening tor the relief OF the sufferers by INC
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