The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-11
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ny The arrival of several steamships at this port and
OF The Asia at Halifax yesterday, received special
dispatches and correspondence from London Liver.
pooa, Paris and Berlin dated the Both Of September
containing very interesting details Of cable reports
to that day, with points Of importance not
hitherto published
The condition OF affairs in Gambia and the East gen,
ally still engaged the most attention Of tho gov
srnmsnts and statesmen Of Austria Prussia and France
Mustaphn Pacha, his arrival at the seat of war in
Gambia, issued proclamation calling the Christian
revoluonsts to lay down their arms and promising in
the name OF the Sultan. TO redress all their gricv
sncss."
The Russian Correspondence, or st. Petersburg semi
Official organ Of the Cab net speaks OF the Eastern ques
ton 'terrIblo Tor Europe and likely be re-
ncwed. partial annexatons," after the expulsion OF
the Turk declared 'uadmissible" by Russia whose
mission ia the East is ''sacredn one The liberated
Christian population should choose their destiny,
and in don will II they call for IT, havc the srong
and friendly support or Russia.
Our correspondents Berlin furnish fine description
Of the brilliant which presented occa
sion OF the rumphal entry OF the Prusssn troops
thc capital Tho outdoor decorations exceedingly
magnificent, and eight hundred thousand persons
present. There imposing military and royal dis
play, and the municipal and legislative representatives
were enthusiastically loyal
royal fete has been celebrated Mramar In honor of
Tho establishment of the independence OF Mexico
uni'r siaximan. The Paris Sic u says the rejoicngs
were entirely out OF place, observing 1.-THE day
which the country received foreign sovereign called
the date OF independence and re Deams are sung while
the subscribers TO the Mexican loan lamentng their
disappointed hopes Those who organized the fe,e Of
Mramar appear ns 10 have exc edcd the limits II
may b. advisable appear cpalden bu, public op nion
should not be bravcd'
Tue Hungarian Prince lie crouy.Chancl, who claims
the crown Of Hungary, by legitimate royal descent, is
ON trial IN Paris, chnrgs 9Th having suborncd clerk
employed in one Of the nnsacial establishments of that
city TO enhczzle Its funds rhe alleged facts OF the
prosecution are OF ave., nnu>uai character
The Atlantic Telegraph company held special meet
ing the "a; Of Seq eh-r, in London The directors
submitted report a.kn the sanction Of the stock.
holders apply to ra,rnt for power to increase the
nominal capital To Ave millions sterling including the
oxsiIny capital II wa, s.sd that m they excluded all
exceptional days, when / able could rot work at all,
the wersee earnings woail hs 1860 day
THE CITY.
Tire steamer Hclyetl arrived a, tho lower Quarantine
ycsserdly from Liverpool aud Queenstown with twenty
case ot cholera ON board fourteen deaths having
c,frci on the voyage four oi viii produced by
coloci In the city thee no, single case reported,
ouly ono burial permit cholera dead was issued
Governor Fenton has declined to interfere IN the
o Pencief and Gouzalc- the murdcrcrs Of Utero and
they ViU ~ eyccuted tomorrow
The counsel Or Inc Citizens Association Of New York
yesterday presented i number or written charges cf
abuse 9. power. s1onlact ami maifeaan in ollce
against s,reci ,oam charles G. Cornell yester.
DAY. The document numbers seventeen distinct charges
aud va handed Governor In the Executive Cham
ber NJ Albany
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