The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-04
EUROPE.

BY special cable telegram from London dated yeser
day afternoon learn that the outdoor demonstration
Of the trade societies in that city support OF the
form movement constituted one OF the most imposing
and significant political manifestations witnessed for
many years. perhaps In modern times in Great Britain
There were fifty thousand men In the line Of march,
with bands and banners, after the American fashion
The people addressed from stands and there
wore about atty popular speakers The Fenian element
was strongly represented and the flag Of the Stars and
stripes borne aioft to the Of the "wearng
the Green" When our despatch closed the city
NAMED quiet.
Two English regiments had sailed from Liverpool FOR
ireland.
Count Bismarck has returned TO Berlin He received
deputation from Schleswig Holstein.
private cable despatch from Paris was received in
this city yesterday which says in effect that direct
reply has yet been transmitted by the French govern
ment 70 that Of the United States upon the subject Of the
immediate withdrawal OF tho troops from Mexico in
instaiments as was proposed by NJ. Drouyn de Lhuys
Mr. Seward In his despatch has demonstrated against
the neglect and asks for the prompt fulhmen OF the
promise. which received by the United States in
good faith and In the expectation that It would be full.
filed His remonstrance, however was wholly free
from threat though decided and earnest in It's tone
That any dculty will grew ont Of is believed in
low Ear its general character concerned fully
known"
Consos declined 10 ssk, FOR money in London, yes
teray Al the opening United States dve-wentes
70k The market closed dull for United States bonds
nvetwcnses Of 1852 at 70 1l6, and Of 1865 at 6os.
Tho Liverpool cotton market was very firm at the
close, with mdding upands At fourteen pence. Bread
stuGs wore very active at noon.
BY mail We have our special correspondence from
Dublin and Paris, with Newspaper files dated to the aist
Of November, and publish important details OF cable
dispatches Of that day, including a report of John
Bdght's stirring speech in Manchester
CONGRESS.
The second session Of the Thirty ninth Congress
assembled 1t The Capitol yesterday
In the Senate the credentials Of several new mem.
bars presented, two Of them from Texas The
credentials Of the latter ordered 10 lie upon the
table Resolutions 10 the effect that the hours Of
assembling Be twelve o'clock until otherwise ordered.
adopted and Mr. Sumner moved TO call mp the bill
regulating the elective franchise an the Dsric, OF
Columbia but a reference tho rules Il decided
that could up until after tho sixth day Of tho
session bill was presented by Senator Sherman 70
prevent Illegal appointments 10 Office which provides
in substance that salary shall be paid any who
has been appointed to ONCE by the Preden, during the
recess and after his rejection by the Senate any
person preparing making such appointments
or holding an ofilco after his rejection by Ia.
Senate shall be deemed guilty OF misdomeanor
and be subject on conviction 10 Emo or imprisonment
This bill and regulating the tenure of Offices were
laid upon the table Till the committees are appo nicd
Tho Presidents Message received ut twenty minutes
OF and read wheeupon three thousand extra copies
OF Il we're ordered to be printed and The Senate I'D
journed
semblins, bill repeating the section Of the act Of July
IT, 1852 which authorizes the Presden, extend par
don and amnesty to persons engaged in the rebellion
was passed tho rules being suspended blu to provide
Tor the sale OF gold referred to the Committee on
ways and Msana Mr. schenck introduced his bill to M
the meeting OF the Torcth Congress for the a " March
next and after being read twice 10 was made special
order Tor December IL Mr. Stevens. Of Pennsyl ana
introduced bill 70 regulate removals from ONCE tprc
vides that II any person Is appointed BY the Presi-
dent TO perform the duties OF officer who ssuspcnded
and such person shalt not he confirmed by the Senate
he shall be declared incapable OF holding ONCE under the
governmen, for three years after such rejection. The
bill was made q special order for Friday Mr. Lawrence
asked leave 10 introduce bill TO repeal the Increased
compensation sct for members OF Congress, bu, the
House refused to suspend the rules The Judiciary Com
mtes instructed to report mode Of proceeding
schenck introduced bill TO equaize the bcuntss Of
soldiers, sailors and marines, which was referred
10 the Committee Military Affairs NJ. Stevens
moved 70 adjourn without waiting for the Prssi
dents Message, and, its being received, moved
20 postpone its reading until to-day. The motion was
rejected, and the reading Of the Message was COM
Iuenced While u was being read Mr. stevens again
moved 70 postpone the further reading TN to-day The
eas and nays called and resulted in "a yeas To 90
nays The reading Of the Message was then concluded
ani tho House adjourned.
After The adjournment the republican members Al.
sembed near the Eastern portioo where they were wei
coined by tho various republican organizations Of wash
ington city Judge CarssrideIivered the welcoming ad
dress and Speaker ColfAx replied banquet was given
ia ths evening" at which Thsd Stevens seus,or Howard
snd others made speeches.
Tss pres.dssss nsuaxs ana the reports OF the secre
,sy o. tbs Treasury, The Secretary Of War and saersl
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