The New York herald., 1866-06-30
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la tho Senate yesterday the further consideration OF
tho Niagara ship Canal II postponed until Monday
Mr. Wilson introduced bill to increa.a and dix the
military peace establishment OF tho United Stsos which
referred to the Military Committee. II provides
among other things, for three regiments OF veteran
and flvo regiments OF colored troops Tho
National Telegraph bill was passed.
In the House the adverse report made by the Commit
tee on Invalid Pensions the bill granting pensions to
srncior to report a bill The Instructions apply 70
- oIS of 1872 wel soldiers. The bill was re-
rcd but account Of the expiration Of the morning
hour went ovor until next Friday Tho House then took
up the Tsr.H bin. The specific duty crash struck
out and the dusy axed at thirty Ave per cent ad va
loren paragraph taxing yarns, FAX and hcmp was
rserted. Tho portion OF the bill amended yesterday
sen in the columns Of the HxaALD tn morning Soon
or the discussion OF tho arIn the House adjourned.
EUROPE.
,ur special correspondence from paris, Vienna ssd
rlin dated to the 10Th Of June, contains mats'r OF
At importance as enabling readers to fu,y COM
hend the serious gravity of the situation ssisting on
continent OF Europe just previous tcshc sailing OF
Java, a. well as tho momentous cor'equences likely
snsue 70 the countries Of the Old world from the dis
.hon OF the German Confcderr1on, tho Inauguration
r war between Austria and srussa--the last named
IOWcI UclnS hlucu oy Itniy h"a Siot' W sVupictv
her unity and free venct during tho difficulty OF Austria
Il 10 easy 20 SEQ from communications that the weight
of public opinion decidedly against Prussia for her
nasty and action 10 retiring from the Federal Diet
because s,,was outvoted both in numbers and military
powe, oy the States which sided with Austria in the
cse OF their Independent legislative action curious
contradiction existed however In the fact that Prussia
had obtained the sole control Of Sces~g and Hols,en
the EXCITING cause of the before blow strnch
Berlin reports represent the condition Of affairs existing
In Vienna very bad. while the other hand tho
accounts from Vienna assert tha Prussia more
tested than ever and That the Austrian peoplc-from
the Tyroi TO tho gates &C the paisce-are full Of
enthusiasm FOR the struggle and animated with the most
loyal feengs. Tho Austrian army, under Bsnedei had
right wing resting Crucow with its left on the
Saxon frontier, north Of the Prague II again init
mated tha, Russia will aid Austria II necessary Napo.
leon holding France ready for cvcntualiiies The AM.
cul'ics which lie in the march Of Italy veneta arc
referred The financial siaomen,s OF the bc.ercnt
countries go TO show the war must from want OF
means be a short one.
sxtcen Italian ships werc q, snchor In tho Car
OF Taran,o the isth Of June. Admiral pcrsano wse
In command. with his nog ON the r. dI,sla
THE CITY.
The regular weekly meetIng Of the Bosrd of Health
was held yesterday The Trcasurcr's and Sanitary In.
spectors reports received together with interest,
ing papers In relation TO the fa;-bong nuisance and
the removal cf o'ai from the bay. report from nr
r. Percy stated that the production of swlfed milk in
New York vas at end and stops being taken to
bring about the result IN brooklyn Several other
papers Of Interesting nature acted on and The
Board adjourned Tor week. A case % cholera was
reported as having occurred yesterday afternoon tho
corner Of Twenty third stree, and Broadway the de-
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notified and an inquiry commenced.
The argument the motion TO dissolve tho temporary
injunction restraining the Board Of Health from remov.
ing the stalls At Washington market continued ycs
tcrday In the Supreme Court Chambers, before Judge
Ingraham. ESJudee Allen, 10 behalf Of the Mayor and
Others contended that many of tho provisions Of tho net
authorizing the Board Of Health were unconstitutional
and ma nsncd ,ha, tho injunction should be continued
After hearing Mr. Tracy reply the Judge took tho
papers aud reserved his decision
Another age batch Of injunctions we're issued against
the new Excise commissioners yesterday Mr. Manicrrc
The n asnrcr received about thousand dollars for
hccnses granted.
fhe usual weekly meeting OF tho Commissioners Of
sxcse was held yesterday During the week nfy. Ave
er0cations for licenses have boon reported on favor.
rby and In all SIX thousand three hundred and eighty
nine Hcenses granted BY the Board Two complaints for
ne liquor on Sunday were disposed Of and . motion
adopd authorizing the Prcsiden, Of the Board 10 com.
municas With tho Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas
in reference holding special Of the cour, on
some DAY next month"; when Judge Cardozos decision
In tho Holt case viii be appealed from
The return TO tho njunctons issued sgains, tho Excise
Commissioners by dge cardozo not made yester.
day. In consequences o. the shor of time alowd
counsel for the Commissioner One OF the cases win
b arguoi on Monday, and the balance the 18th Of
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tims.
The Join, committee Of the Common Council TO select
site for tho new Pos, once and the Comptroller and
Chamberlain Of tho city, on the part OF the comms
siones Of The sinking Fund, met yesterday In the
Comptrocr's once. resolution adopted by the Com
msslonen Of tho sinking Fund on the 10th inst vas
presented; but Councilman Macksy, the part OF the
ssnmt,ee Of the Council submitting a. an smendmen,
thai the TO be dmandsd OF the government for The
proposed ss be increased from $500 900 10 $3.50 ooo
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