The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-25
EUROPE.


EUROPE.
The seamsl Ups Germania and New York at this port
yesterday, brought from Europe to the 18th of
June, three days later.
Diplomatic relations had been completely broken or
between Austria and Prussia The Austrian Minister in
Berlin having obtained his passports by his request
leave the Prussan capital the 18th inst and the
Prussan Minister in Vienna would Immediately follow his
example All Europe listened for the first signal gun of
mighty war, but the general opinion to the effect
that the conflict would be severe but short In duration
aud decisive in its consequences Garbadi had arrived
OF Como full Of hope and ardent with expectation of
being able to pierce the Empire Of the Hapburg eec
tualy. The Austrans had evacuated Holstein, and
Prussia virtually ruled, with high military hand, in
both provinces
Napoleon had made an Imperial explanation of his
intended policy in the conference France neutral II
her interests permit her, and seeks territorial ag
gandzoment other great Powers not to be aggran
died by a change in the map OF Europe She viii not
aid Italy actively but the Emperor thinks Austria should
cede yeneta to Italy for compensation in territory
some other quarter.
England advocates the integrity Of Austria after We.
Rcta is coded TO Italy.
Our miscellaneous advices OF interesting char
ac,er.
The Liverpool cotton market was firm with prices
lztn-bTcaQStuU5
Consols clos In London, June 18th, at sax s8As
for money. United States hvetwentics were at 65k q
65I.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR. Bssell made report yesterday; but DR.. Swim
burne paid visit to the hospital ship, and his state
mcnts concerning affairs there full OF encourage
There admissions to the hospital yester
day and deaths Dr. Swinburne states that thore is
not q single case Of cholera in the bay. All
those board the hospital ships who sick have
covered from all symptoms Of the cholera aud only
detained tho hospital by lingering fever that often
follows that disease II Is remarkable fact that since
tho separation of the German and Irish emgra nts
board the steamer Union-a period Of
twenty-five days-there has not been q single
case OF cholera on board that vessel. The Ger.
man passengers transferred TO the Portsmouth,
aud will remain there for few days yet; but tho pas.
sengers-about one hundred and fifty, chiefly English
and lrish-who were retained board the Union will
DO brought up this morning to Castle Garden and the
steamer herself will be up in day or two There have
been altogether yesht received at the hospi tai
ship from the steamer Union Another case Of cholera
reported the office Of the Board Of Health yester
day 1t that Of q woman by the name Of Margaret
Mccarthy, residing in West Forty second street. She
had been I'll Eve days and died yesterday morning,
As the attending physician sald Of aggravated cholera
morbus
Despite the dolusive hope that general lager beer
opening would be celebrated yesterday consequence OF
Judge Cardozo decision against the Excise law the day
was quietly observed and the unfavorcd barrooms sui
icnly kept their doors closed while Paul Falk Gcohcgan
aud the fortunate few rcaped their rich harvest
OF currency The weather was very warm
aud the thirst for cooling draughts very acute,
that thousands after mpatiently awaiting the open
ing Of the convenient saloons gave up such
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not a stumbling block in tho path Of dealers and
drinkers Jersey wesichester Morrsana and other ad.
Iacent drinking grounds crowded TO There
sixty Ave made In the city yesterday for vi
catons OF the lav In Keeping saloons open without
injunction nineteen arrests for dsordcry conduct and
twenty seven for inioxlcaion No serious a,c
dents reported in connection with the anti Excise
movement; and altogether the day passed in
Derby manor usual, though IL on the whole
more lively and gay than any previous antquor Sab
bath
About twelve thousand Fcnians assembled outside OF
Jones Wood yesterday and list mel to a long speech
from Chief Organizer James stephens The greeting ne
received was very enthusiastic and his remarks we're
listened TO with considerable attention He concluded
with the that before the close OF the present
year the sunburst should bc unfurcd in ireland.
Fifteen Of the Fenau prisoners were yesterday COM
mttci TO jail IN Swcctsburg Canads to await thor trial.
the time for which will be announced. Colonel
Crotty, Of 81 Louis commander 81 Fenian regiment,
arrested in United states uniform near Montreal
and confined n the Cornwall jail
AZ the 81. Johns Methodist Episcopal church yes-
terday Rev. J n Bain, 81 san Franc sco delivered q
sermon t,mperance In the morning. and Rev W H.
BOOZE on the same subject the evenlnf
Rev Henry Ward Bcccher dcliv led sermon yester
day evening principally TO young men, on the text
"Lead US not into temptation Mr. Bcccher said he
was not one OF those who bclicycd the race was do
terora,ng The congrcgati n was moro numerous than
WA comfortable but the speaker was listened TO with
the most earnest attention.
Dr. Barnard preached the annual sermon bcfoe no
graduating class Of Columbia colless yesterday evening
Tho subject from the text OF " Sock rst the kin
dom Of Cod aud all things shall be added thereto
An Inquest on the body Of tho young man, James
Niir.n, who was killed In tho house No III Csutrs
"a Saturday evening, was held yesterday morn
10 Jury found a verdict Of death by hemorrhage
pistol sho, wound at the ht1is Of Charles
.as. the proprietor Of the premises
X ffvolame Of the Diplomatic correspondents with
g tni submitted last December, and bog ming q, fif
DC = December, 1885, has JUS, been issued III. long
time "hlch has elapsed has deprived i Of much o, s
interest Many Of the questions In Controversy between
the Two governments are discussed nj length and TIA
subject u rebel pryaieers occupies INCH spacs IN the
correspondence Secretary Seward Kept Minister Adams
s'i ooaed "a tue condition Of aNst1 wans tho Ia,cr