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The New York herald., 1866-09-03
GosgrauIafory Address Of IN. Prus-ian
Lower House 10 the King.

bhhldNt Ang1rR - 100
Ths flowing ! the draft of the address 10 rcpy %
the spees from the throne recommended Dy the
malonyf the committee for adoption by The loWsr
Chamber
Nor tAaors KrSg-The great deeds thai rarr,ed or
valiant any IA few weeks from land 10 land from
tory " etory, W one direction arrOr me Name
n anolht % the gates Of tho Austrian capital have
niled on hearts with Joy and fervtnt gratitude.
We erprs thc thanks OF the people ~ ths Thousands
resting 1.-THE grave ~ all tho surviving Comhat4nte
OF tho anaing army and q tho nsWly y-inei
fandwrhr created AZ ni0mrntoua perpd -
the far-hted leaders, and, ab0vo ai g.
your N~ty IN person, fhen, UNDERTAKING
The comm q tho decisive battle VOL shared psga
tion ana niger with the soldiers ana pui top ~
rapd quo c., w. The unspoakable msgrcs II hs war
The r@ts gained are already ~ hgh Importance
The disaoion u the federal consultation that merely
apparent nd, which has ahosn it-ef - hfy
years a nee obstructive ana poseriess, bgth q
home AnAbr 5ad The settlement vim Austria, The
limitation the minor state system NE eniafTement
Of the fruers and of the terrry of tao and thc
prospect treby gansd that ~ ~ distant dt& po4il
cal unitedsfmany may dnyclqpc tell under W. lead
wth youralosty, that those fruu wil only rren Nv
uEited 90 Grafton between te government 100 ~ ~
prcsentat8
second trfeAlei lhc gnost precious posaeuu "a The
people " pol Zeal freedom and participation lh state
life Wmt the sfcuriiy and drteorment "a thn
consfiutid rights of the pouple We ahai ~ - abr
70 reckon on us homage = minds And hsaru q
Germany moh alone impafts durability and pefma
ncDce 20 per
10 parsrs 0f the fsct thA' fqf ssrfs a years hs
State erpses have ben betrayed without legally
settled bkf ami rary 10 c9ntra3 ciion - Ne fteo-
lutlona of ChAmhef ~ Dspasie~, 4 AT1fis the latter
great "a ft0n thai your Majesty hW soiemnly
desnsd AdnN that the oguAyH ~ revenue
made dug that perod afe asgoa = lexal
foundfior bccansq thAt f9pndAisgn pay "
~ n. estltaton offains khsii annually - pAANed
Referrng ths royal Eatsnent--whlch rscpgufea TO
pare.s !, - anpaa ba4g-t only 70 ~ oas lsto -.
Z. ~ "a a.
gethsr shlhc need y DC afatou ~ bsh hgare- -
the DID . Indemnify ~ u4s psst-t1s fepfrscnias
tIyee Al ffed IN feeling confident NAf Al catfies
viii m W - avaied ~ The tlnsiy asttseaf = ne
bufret w. t@tcra the commencement - To
Il Gnsnclayv F4psrrfs tbe Chamber ~ nfT@tsl hAs
struck an The tsfgst sl then - the e. - o.
cary~d regard ~ the putik wsifua We iAsa
into eossatioB witb datlfal care the hills a. " the
vrznl oi ndt nslD Gaa ihs finance. lbai wiN ~ 4d
The New York herald., 1866-09-03
THE LATE PRESIDENTIAL VISIT TO NEW YORK.
Alleged slight 10 Consular Representatives Of
Foreign Powers.
10 TUE FDiToE OF rHE HERALD.


10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The committee appointed by the Common Council TO
receive his Exccllency the President OF the United
states published tce in the newspapers 70 the effect
that the foreign Consuls would the Mayors OF.
fce In order to receive Mr. johnson the day OF his
recen, arrival in New York II Is not, perhaps very
strange that the officials this ctys COVE should
not know that the foreign Consus here could not attend
such recspto upon mere newspaper notice, without
breaking through the rules and regulations OF their OFF,
cia functions inasmuch they bad not received an
thentic invitation from either OF the committees. In
these matters II h not the individual consul who u
honored By the recognition sighted by the negcc
but u is the government which he representa- should
remark that rot only the city authorities, but also the
In view OF recent difficulties at home and abroad,
while the governments o Europe and the United states
have maintained an honorable friendship u would have
been diplomatic policy at least that the represcn-
taiives OF those European powers should have
been invited 10 unite In doing honor on
the part OF their kings and emperos 10 the President
Of this great republic. Admitting that the Common
tonai oourtesges tnOee leading merchants certainly
should have known better they have undoubtedly
experienced the hospitality OF foreign municipaesa
fact which should have enabled them 70 understand
what would be- the proper action for a committee
such occasion II may be mentioned that has often
occurred former years that public receptions here
Of consu under the impression, IL Is believed that
the invited consus would inform tho other members OF
the consular body.
IN order prevent a recurrence of such omission
of etiquette the part Of city ocas and the lea
ing merchants would IL not be advisable f0f tn Mas or
81 New York procure authentic list % foreign
suls from the Secretary Of State Naehinrion that
our local functionares may future know whom they
should either eiifuly gnorantiy disregard on
behalf Of my esafrsres subscribe myself
a MEMBER or THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS
The New York herald., 1866-09-03
C An A D A.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW york ussAlu.

Great Excitement at Ottawa-AnOther Ste.
phens Jail Delivery-Mike Murphy and Five
Of His Fenian Companions Escape from the
Prison NJ Cornwall. &c.
OTTAWA, Sept q 1850.
Ottawa was startled to-day by the telegraphic
nouncement that Mike Murphy and Ave OF his principal
companions, all Fenans, had escaped from the jail At
Cornwall and made their way the river to the
United States Extras Immediately issued and the
greatest excitement prevails at this moment 1t appears
that the escape was effected last night during heavy
rain Storm through an aperture made by the prisoners
in the wall OF their cell. There was q
whole company OF soldiers on duty around
the prison, which, BESIDES is considered the
IN Canada. double line Of sentines guarded the
prison night and day. large camp the vicinity,
and the gunboat Royal watched the river The escape
OF the prisoners Is therefore regarded the thing
TO miracle. Some Of opinion that the government
conpved at the matter to get rid Of tho respons bty Of
dealing with the prisoners; others that there were
Fenians among the guard, and others that they
have been drunk or asleep
The greatest Indignation is felt and intelligent Cana
dians say that they and their militia viii become
the laughing stock both OF the Fenans and the American
people. FAINT hopes still entertained that Murphy
and his companions may not yet have succeeded in
making their way to the unHed States
Canada Is in bad temper just now.
The New York herald., 1866-09-03

before We shall examine with the the bills
for the assembly OF popular representation OF the North
German Federal States. We expect, however that u
the rights OF the Pssan people and Diet are 70 oe sur
rendered In favor OF future Parliament tho fuii exc
cuton OF these rights will also be secured 10 that body
The task OF the federal union or Germany remaining
TO ba accomplished will most securely attain the
support OF tho nation when the arduous work
mas been begun upon the basis OF the
imperial constitution OF lSs9 and has shaped itself 10
conformity with the situation OF anairs. Prussia
WIN then be powerful enough TO keep strong pro-
tectng Power the German frontiers intact and 10 pre-
vent all interference OF tho foreigner In the organization
OF our new political arrangements
ROYAL hAJEsrYPe nctrated with the high importance
OF the present epoch To the entire German fathcrand
we oner from the depths OF hearts our operation
towards the united and free development OF that which
providence has placed in your haIestys hands
We remain with the deepest respect your Maiesty's
most faithful and obedent
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
The New York herald., 1866-09-03
The Mexican Question English Account OF
the Empress a nd Her uimcuIIIcs.

The Paris correspondent Of tho London T,p,'s under
dste o. August 2l, says The Mexican Empress j. sl
l.dgcd At the Grand Hotel have already mentioned
he object Of her visit but from al hear there is little
likelihood OF her obtaining the sueoour the granting
a which appears to be the condition Of her own
rtum TO Mexico, and her husbands continuing 10
orupy the throne. The Minister OF STATE, who was
carged by Napoleon 10 means % getting
tm out Of difnculiy, hnis almost impossible 70 do
Anything In these circumstances II is rumored, her
Ies,y will not Mexico again and she viii be
tned before long by her husband somewhcre Europe
pDbaby ia Rome
The New York herald., 1866-09-03
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The New York herald., 1866-09-03
ARRIVAL OF the TERRIBLE.


Details of the WorL Of the Expedition.
H. Joun, \. ", sept. = isoo
The Terrible arrived here day spe ,sn tho
cable feet "Wednesday evening beng sheu 81 coal and
provisions
100 miles of The point where tho cabe brole last
year al attempts successfully raso The c,bc 10 tho
twenty-five hundred faihons depth HAVING failed
The following s minute aDs,rac, from
miss mAnr
srsn.r August IL Great Eastern joined ibs Terrbls
and Albany a, Tho rendezvous T.e Albany aaa booked
the cable previous v hs Grsas, coming a. and
Jos, g With two miles q grappnng ropc.
Arcrsr - and u Drifting
Atocn I'M Canning being sai.saod BY ihs ,uan
The dynamofneier Increasing 70 nine ana hair es.
that The cable was hooked a ono o'olock everything
made ready j., go largo boy vnh wearing toro
attached
Herr The hri disaster occurred ths splice bci-esh ibo
graphing rope and ~ buoy rore having ars~p yor.
iunaiely injured
Acouu 10 -Drnlts
Acerr u AT eleven o'elocE, ships time, To cslls
came the surface ., ne hou X na Great Eas,srn.
bot while al oonsra,ulailrg usms,ys. - ths
sreai ,bs cable slipped ~ gragpngs aud a.
appeared
Prom this date ~ y Wednesday, esenlse. ,hs 2ssh.
~ scfe graphing ~ith snous saoso.s - ops oeoa
saon 10 albany broaghi 20 to mlle. y ,hs oabls
ne -ea,hsr very ubfasorasie A,uhs 40. 10
Terrible III. ssdcs r ~ 49, 90 hundred nas,
Whero 10 -aief = OILY 90 hanssa srd srssa
fathoms
rhsy soad arriye ,hsrv rhqr-isy aaa 4 sypssr.
~ fsssn i 4 psrf~ei rgcrrss
The New York herald., 1866-09-03
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Success Of the Great Eastern'S Mission
and the Old Wire Picked Up.
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1t is in Working Order, Spliced
and Signalling.
Prospect or Two Lines from
Europe.
DIARY OF THE WO II X .
&c. 6c. nc.
SPECIAL msplrcS 10 THt NEW YORK Htatu.
H,ARr's Coxrrsr, Sept. 2, 1869

H,.Rrs CoursT, Sept 2 1860
Tho news q The successful picking up Of the Atlantic
telegraph cable of 1898 reached hero at forty dyo
minutes after SIX o'clock thls morning.
The expedition The Great Eastorn haa heon oat
twenty four days and all hope o. success had been
abandoned by the telegraph people here
Tho cable recovered eighteen hundred fa,homa
OF water, according % Captain aorartys chart aud
LATITUDE 81 50. Longitude 20 o. aoog, hundred
miles from Hearts Content
Her Britannia MaIcsly's steamer Terrible y expected
here at any with dispatches from the Great
Eastern and the Triumphant aoet
The reached valenlia forty minutes pas, nvo
O'Clock one hour and ave minutes before Ii was received
here.
Signals through the cable ~ih perfect
moment via valcn,ia, in ireland
About three hours tho recovery o Tho cable tho
splice made with tho cable The man tank
Of the Great Eastern and the lowering cable INTO
the Immediately took placc
The Big ship i now paying ~, the ~m ana ap.
preaching Hearts Content hs return :, sooa, tho
ra,s OF speed she maintained former la,o
expedition
The telegraph ncc, is expected here rcr, Saturday.
The Of tho recovery of the cable a,ed great
sensation here, and though received At hour vhen
scarcely any astir It spread N a few inmates
throughout the village.
The British and American nags Immediately
hoisted Tho telegraph station Signals of Joy by
Mcssrs Lundy, wsddeI Trppe, Roche Grant and Toas-
amid grca, cheering
The New York herald., 1866-09-03
4 rnANoO RUSSIAN ALLIANcn.
OUR VENICE cORHtsposOtsCt

VASES, August7 lss0
Travel for the general public stopped between Vienna
and Trieste The trains being needed for the of
soldsrs % this latter point Tho mails thrss pont and
Venice aiso interrupted day being lacking steam.
er from Trieste and another train from Vienna Another
thing that indicates disoofd down there the procama
lions from the military GOVERNOR threatening % shoot
for such offences drs-lng obnoxious pnn, notwith
standing which thousand u the following have
found their way into the hands ~ the rriestant
TuKsTAsk AID I~ruAsN, The hour has come for ~ 10
fuin the aim " our destiny FrYm Sicily ~ ilo
Qoarhoro We bear but one sy-ths Independence and
unity ~ Italy Providence calls last Frlgn our
mother country and W enjoy among the people ~
Europe the life and pla wAch belongs 10 "a ~ arms
let our device be Faihcfiand and liberty Our waich
word Dowu with the Aastnans' niisniy. Austrian
Italians, all under the scepire o Victor kmanue King ~
ltaiy Tncstans k1eft Tho Boba strength ~ ynar
true liaan hearts Speak w the ~ yulf country
which ~ Italian ai henu ~ every mpfr EXPAND and
whether should not. lac Venetian bfylbers ~
free and happy. ~hgber ahf-Il1 bend our hraas
perhaps for ever " tue stranger Hftbers The spnt
Of God. the luv0 ~ c0gntry the ufriy ~ tt~ mag.
nanmoas King, wth the unitei foroe III ~ naon -
for spur comfort md hid Nye a. n ogr ehliifsu
should ono day curse Our memory. Faylng. oar
fathors could have been FREE hgt sou.d ~
ri NrtrHa rTEawEM tslA
Ia M lsst lstier-asvotsi - tbe Tinted states cor
Yeia IcDB4efoga-l failed = UtHiiDa caups X font
which - n interest 81 fhl having Trends ~
hoard % her piut ~ rsgaff = nsr dostnstou ffom
here AmenE the places eht aN lfrrA sitter icaNina
Trieste uhore she nov ii uil i. 0sstanuBgris Aiea
andris. Hafsgih. malta rrpeh Taah. Lt1on A.
The health generally rf nr. re ard hfH beer
good since leaving Nne York fhsfe b. ben b4i
ono foath-ffom diseasr cfaEaf u AsF fart-ancaT
lbo eros Besides tha .he ht Hst fqaf bY fsseusoa
whfb q not very bad c3faiteflnE Mn1 nf N
ihese seas generally los ,teu ~ tss doKsa
The New York herald., 1866-09-03
rossrsylrWt MASS MEETINGS N INDIANA.

IFUINHhFIITaHI IHV7I
senator Hendricks addressed large and enthasAsti %
rnse,lny of conservatives Newcastle Henry county
Indiana yesterday evening agnsoantf fact u that The
meeting was prpaided ~ Miles Murphy. wealthy
and Influential republican ~ Henry county THIS a. fec
,oo of MIrpby y IA beA All bl0s 70 the radicals of that
county Major VI 7. Bundy, heretofore violent repub.
lean vas Chairman y the COMMITTEES on Resolutions
The mas mcoung % conservatives Al hArtinsfhe.
ua,gsn sosiuty y~sseriAy part0ok of the nsurs ~
rarpp meet ns ffesn hundred wagons cafne IN PRO.
rrsaion from sectOng A. esAt fifteen thgusand
perT1ns were present ". Bnrkik, Captain Lord And
Others Nddrested too n~~ting
Wei informed republicans admit TIA, TIE sssse -I 90
Against them
The New York herald., 1866-09-03
NEWS BY TIE STEAMSHIPS.

The steamship Hibernian, from Liverpool at halfpast
two r. NJ August %, via Londonderry the oath passed
Father Point at nine p. n. yesterday, route to
Quebec.
Tho steamship City OF New York. from Liverpool on
the 22d and Queenstown tho 23d u, arrived at this
port at two O'Clock this morning.
The main points OF their advces have been anticipated
by the special kilograms Of the HERALD correspondents
forwarded through the Atlantic cable and already pub
lished in our columns.
The New York herald., 1866-09-03

FESTIVAL % ~ ArgtsTrG A. MoRAsAsA-Tbe ser
vices AZ the Church ~ - Augustine sorrislana, last
evening, In cOmmemoraion q hn saint we're oi hghly
int resting ana imposing nature NnEcrals grand
sacred vesper performed by the 0rEan~ W. " X
Harrison and fal choir including Tagibron a. tenor
Mis- Annie Major and hiss Frank soprano Mss Mary
MAJOR alto Mr. Cannsy barilnDe and Af Lacy bslt
The music ~ hgh order and ~ these amateurs
rendered their respective parts anfe credtably TIE
services concluded by eloquent psnagyrc nron
~ Augustine " Rev Dr Barsall q ~ AIMS Church,
New YofE
The New York herald., 1866-09-03
tn, Health Of the Emperor Napoleon.

he Paris correspondent of the London Times says
thse doub, that the Emperor has suffered severely
froh th, Of the vichy waters, which the people
say haze tho curious property o. being either
mot INJURIOUS mos, beneficial The Emporors
msAdy a crhonic The crisis IL sometimes very
sevse, Ike that be has inst passed throughbut the
con neeseEcc comes quick.
The New York herald., 1866-09-03
sFcuyrsY rf An ABDUCTED CHILD.

CiscfSarTr, Sept 2 1890
Tho child Lille DAWSON, whose abduction by an
abandoned woman 81 thus city created great sensation
several months ag0 ha been recovered Chicago and
was brought this city saturday. The child was
stolen from her bed by a man named White, aud wa In
trusted 10 tho care prostitute named Noie stanley.
Tns woman tied from ciy city with the little girl
timee dressing her In boys garments She
Louisville and Jeersonville for awhile thence proceeded
10 Caro- Memphis aud New Orleans. and then North
again 10 Chicago fiiic has been restored 70 her
parents she 4 a bright little creature, four o. i've
Wear ulN
The New York herald., 1866-09-03
The Flaw NJ s,ccie.

The London Timer Of August ~ in its city article,
says that about quarter Of million sterling In gold
has been purchased during the week for transmission
New York As an exchange operation, however, IL
would not pay. Tho movement Is caused simply by
large purchases Of United States bonds Germanic
account, and the transmission Of gold Is but a
luence Of the difficulty Of negotiating bills
During the week ending August 20 the bullion IN the
Bank of England increased fel0 600
The New York herald., 1866-09-03
Canadian Confederation,

The London sorni Pca IN ~ city article 'ays the
fgtsh government have only agreed an imperial
sranse for the f440o 900 loan required for the British
SHth American Confederation but have also consented
tEuarantee further for the purchase BY Canada
ofthe Hudson Bay territory which i 4 considered
ssud he included in the Confederation
The New York herald., 1866-09-03
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NIFFfbI FFFHItNf 7 TT
Jotr Hslssr.s boss. ssisFed sasy ~ fstsrs
.hlis hs lataasss = chgf,b, sni o. - nosgY
~ soyerEneti bss4t spaiat
The New York herald., 1866-09-03
The Demand for Eixe-T~epfiex

Sattnrthwaitcs Circular, dated evening OF the 22d
unc, thai during the week transactions IN Amer
c.a securities have been Of considerable magnitude
large shipments OF nvetwenies have been well tax en-
for Continental account and with "A Simultaneous home
demand an advance OF four per cent has been
blshed
The New York herald., 1866-09-03
P R U S S IA
The Royal Indemnity BilI.

The KOynI INDEMNITY BIII.
BERLIN Sept might
The Prussan Dict is engaged in the discussion OF the
bill to indemnify King William for his violation OF the
constitution in imposing and raising funds for tho
support OF the without the consent Of Parliament
The New York herald., 1866-09-03
rinr-Ini.illnnnnr

The only steamship wheh had arrived 9ti sei arssay
rcToned ~ csble the Tinted kinsaoa dissa8~
The 24a ~ Augls
- HslEisa 10 Liverpool ~ oastse 4 ms .als
time i the II Hlhsfnlan
The New York herald., 1866-09-03
collEGl COMMENCEMENT.

pRovipTScg sept 2 1893
The commencement of Brown University occurs Tbs
week A discourse commemorative of the late Presl
dent Wayand will ~ delivered % Tuesday morning ~
eleven O'Clock by Professor George Chace The
mencemcnt exercises proper viii take place on Wednes
daw
The New York herald., 1866-09-03
E u R 0 Pc.
News by the Cable to Sun
day, September 2.
CHANGE In THE FRENCH CABINET.
>-~>-~~-~~~~~-~-~-~~~--
the PRuSsIAN INDEMNITY BILL.
MAIL ADVICES TO AUGUST "a.
The Flow Of Specie to New York and
Trade in Fivc-Twenties.
&c. &c. Gc
NEWS BY THE CABLE.
NEWS BY THE CABLE.
+ r A n c E.

Resignation Of M. Drouyn de Lhuys.
PARIS, Sept q 1865
N. Drouyn do shuys, the French Minister for
Foreign Affairs has resigned.
The Marquis de Mouster succeeds m
The New York herald., 1866-09-03
Thr anmmrrrlnI Rrnnr,..

Liverpool ths 4l " Aagar M ths fnAnrlR rstsvt
10 London. AugBS ~ Ihe fnaraFts gf bgth rtNfB
having been fuhy telsgrapbsa prNagA 60 tst1e a.
m HKsAtr AAlsa y ths syeri1s Il So ~ x ssrtet~r
she sdfcss a ths Hbsrnlsa woffhieaa s~ Eb
HKNsLn
The New York herald., 1866-09-03
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gsosa~nss nsaghsf Il hontaaa hNs ostsfsi - tl~si
~ = TsrniofA Leciaatsft " ~ 49, ~ - q %ps
teMf~L
The New York herald., 1866-09-03

HosNar Augasi "a -cattgn auN
cALcrTa, August i1.--H -Hafseis unchanged rrshanss
Ia ia M
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