The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01
EUROPE.


EUROPE
BY the Atlantic cable have news report, with
financial, commercial and marine intelligence GATED to
Tuesday, October 80 in the evening
Asthe Emperor Of Austria leaving the theatre in
Prague, last Saturday, aimed pistol at him. but
before It discharged the assassin seized and
arrested by an Engshman.
Tho London Times again urges on England az matter
OF good "policy" accede the settlement OF the
Alabama aims by an International commission.
The reports from the seat Of In Gambia deemed
unreliable, but continued lighting is reported.
The King Of Prussia proclaims solemn peace fete to
be observed on the 11th Of November
despatch from Trieste dated October TO- in the even
Ing, savs:-Intelneence received here from. Mramar
states that change has taken place in the health OF
che Empress Charlotte. Her Majesty, however, takes
partial nourshment and sleeps well. The Count OF
Flanders and the Archduke Carl Ludwig have left Mi.
ramar
ConsoIs were at s9i4, for money in London Tues.
day. 'Fivc-twenties were al 6ss< the same day.
The Liverpool cotton market quiet steady yes.
terdry. with mddlng uplauds at fifteen pence.
There active trade in provisions with pork do
clining. Brcadstuns Arm.
THE CITY.
The Emigration Commissioners met yesterday A let
Tor received Mother Jerome owiedging in
handsome the receipt by the Sisters OF Mercy
the donation OF $500 from the Board for services
dered cholera patients The statistics showed the
Dor of emgants landed during tho past week to be four
thousand six hundrd and eighty Ave. making the total
landed here since January I, two hundred and two
thousand hundred and seventy.
Two OF cholera occurred in the city yesterday,
one OF which proved fatal
Bernard Smith assaulted Tuesday night by
John Burns and two brothers named Hart at the corner
OF Eighteenth street and First avenue and severely
wounded Bernard Ganney, friend OF Smiths, hearing
OF the assault wont In search OF the assaants nnd
ing Thomas Hart First avenue, Twenty second
street, stabbed him In the left lung, woundns him
severely that his condition Is considered prccarious.
Carney arrested Immediately. and Burns was ar
rested yesterday morning. The other Hart Is stl at
large.
John Lambert, who was In prison at police headquar
tiers q charge Of stealing $4,000 In gold, cut his
prison bars yesterday and escaped. He had escaped
once before In the manner from the prison,
and on being recaptured was placed In the basement
ceis but recommendation OF the surgeon was finally
removed the nrst noor and thus made his escape.
The divorce case OF Ellsworth vs.. Ellsworth came up
again yesterday morning before Judge Brady, ol the
Court OF Common Pleas, and after hearing several All
dsvs tho Judge took tho papers and reserved his do
cison.
: Tho stock market was huoyant yesterday, Erie, Meh
san Southern and Northwestern shares leading the
upward movement Gold closed at l4ek.
Commercial afai-s remained without especial change
yesterday, though there were important changes
particularly 10 domestic produce On Change -four ad-
vanced 100 zoe, but closed quiet Wheat advanced
: &C. So, under active inquiry. Corn reached and
decllned &C. Pork was 'cornorcdr and advanced half
-uviisr Lard dull and lower and nominal Beef
was steady Freights we're very quiet and nominal
whisksy was unchanged
MISCELLANEOUS.
Our dates from Panama arc TO the 23d ull serious
sonnasralion had occurred In Aspnwa All the build
lngs from the wharf OF tho New York steamer 10 the
Howard House destroyed tho United States Hotel
being among them. Tho flames were extinguished
mainly by tho exertons Of the of the United States
phpof.wM Dc Soto The Central American States
were all at peace Honduras had declared for neutrality
IN case Of q continuation OF the Spanish Chilean war.
The had again nj Panama Tho French war
steamer Taismsn had arrived from Mexico with scs and
wounded imperial soldiers
From Peru our correspondence Is dated October H.
and the news 10 exciting conspiracy, headed by
Colonel Bsita, General Riyas and prominent men,
Paving for Ia object tho deposition OF Presiden,
Prado and Admiral Tucker the ex-confedcrate who
wH appointed 10 tho mand Of the Peruvian
navy some time ago Admiral ontcro, had been
discovered and the rngleaders were imprisoned. Col
Bain Is the candidate for President in opposition 10
Prsdo, and vas ia command OF the troops during the
Pezes revolution company OF marines on the war
ship Union mutinied and threatened death to Tucker
but the AFFAIR was promptly suppressed and the Minister
OF Foreign Ansirs was ordered try the mutinee and
hang them II found gully
Advices from the city OF Mexro, dated October n
have been received News Of Carlottas insanity had
reached the capital and solemn services 70 invoke the
assistance OF Heaven In her behalf had been held uax
imilian had been sick OF Intermittent fever Ma,s,sn
bad boon placed under martial law Tanori The Indian
chief, oficer In the impsrslls, army. who had
received the Of the Legion Of Honor nv Mi.
milan. was capiured near Mara,lan, and shot. win
twenty others found In his company.
Our correspondent In Turks Island, under a,,. =,
octoberI furnishes detailed accoun, Of the rscsn,
tsuno storm 10 the West Indies The sal, pond ana
twelve hundred thousand bushels OF sa we're DESTROYED
Over three thousand psrs 1t Grand Coy were lief,
bousssss, and the Presidents house, school house
pnsrksts arm Org and jail were al dsmQlghsd Three
American and thirteen foreign vsssel and over hny
persons Wets lost Tho oss Of life among the inhsbit
sos y unknown, but 10 thought 10 be ven great
ghs Duo d'Alsnson. son OF the Duo Dc Nemour,
kExn f'kshsua Jspsn on the IL. Of August Ia
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