The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-20
EUROPE.

BY the cable we have q news report dated Monday
evening November 10.
The Canadian revolution is said to have been renewed
The Italian Cabinet discourage agitation on the
Roman question, as the nation can await the "triumph
OF Der rights"
France and England to mediate settlement Of the
Spanish American difficulties a4
Extensive inundatons have caused a great loss OF
property and Of many lives in Of the counties OF
England. aa
Count Bismarck viii his duties in Berlin.
The Princess Dagmar, just married to the heir appa
rsnt TO the Prussian throne 10 seriously Ill In st. Peters
burg
Spain Is sn threatened with revolutionary outbreak
Largo numbers Of Fenians arriving Ia Ireland and
England Is making preparations TO meet an outbreak.
Conso closed at COX for money In London yesterday.
United States hve-twentes were at 7ok.
In the Liverpool cotton market middling uplands was
fourteen pence at noon yesterday. Breadstuns firm,
with prices unchanged A
Our special correspondence, by mail, from France,
Prussia, Austria Italy, Bohemia Bavaria and Spain,
with the compilation from European nles published
this morning, embrace very important and most inter-
sstng details or the cable the 18th OF No.
vsmber
Tho written dispatches show that the cause Of the
peoples steadily advancing notwithstanding the daily
attempts OF the mon powerful monarchs TO aggregate
territory and solidfy imperialism BY diplomacy after
war venea cheering around the ballot boxes through
which her citizens completed the Indication Of
Italy. gives hope and courage to the Hungarians
Who NO told, rpe for revolution" stsadies the
arms In the hands Of the Canadian Insurgents and anil
mates them 10 renewal Of the strife which viii reopen
the dreaded Eastern question: and At the same moment
enables the population Of Rome and the millions Of Ire
Land 70 bear their burdens patiently, 'biding their
time"
Napoleon sees and feels his difficulties in Rome
Mexico and the East We are assured that NJ Drouyn
DO Lhuys win be recalled the head Of the Foreign
Department Of France, the Emperor acknowledging by
che act that the Marquis Mouser has neither schooed
disciplined himself In the satecraf to that de-
gree which is necessary for the imperial service at this
peculiar crisis.
Baron Beusts appointment In the Austrian Cabinet
alarms Prussia and consequently ncnes both the King
and Count Bismarck and in favor Of perfect
Ing Russo German alliance.
The Emperor Of Austria employs himself in visiting
the battle fields. the scenes Of his late defeaia His
tour appears 70 be melancholy one both In intent and
the receptions accorded 10 him.
The Russian newspaper organs France and Eng
land with engaging In active intrigue for the exclu-
sion Of the Car from the final settlement or the Eastern
question, and assert in plain that II cannot be
adjusted without Russia 2, but II such an event were
possible and occurred the subject would be reopensd in
manner most dstasefu TO the arbitrators
Our special fashions correspondence from Paris,
dated on the I'd Of November contains q statement
relative to the imperial patronage about to be extended
70 roh brocade, figured silk damasks and brocatels in
preference TO plain silks with view OF improving the
condition OF the distressed operatives Of Lyons The
nov patterns ordered to be woven with the latest cut
and styles OF trimming OF winter dresses for ladies' are
described.
THE CITY.
The Board OF Aldermen met yesterday The order
conveying portion Of the City Hall PARK to the United
States for Post once SITE for $500 600 was am ended
90 10 read 81, 900 900. The Board then adjourned
The Board Of Councllmen met yesterday, and after
tnsactng but little business Of importance adjourned
meeting OF the TAmmany Hall General Committee
took place last evening" At which the places for holding
primary elections previous the charter election we're
designated, Is well the time for holding such eec
tions and inspectors were appointed.
Comptroller Brennan expresses his willingness 70
waive the right Of requiring eight days notice previous
70 standing his trial the charges preferred against
him, aud he DESTROYS Of having the investigation
pushed forward at The only notice he has yct
received Is the ono from the Governor.
The obseaues OF the late Inspector Carpenter took
place Yesterday After appropriate religious services In
ane Thrty-fourh street Reformed Dutch church, the
sus were removed TO Marble Cemetery, Second street.
snd there Inferred, in accordance with Masonic rites
Eour oaaicns Of police and number Of tho personal
friends OF the deceased followed the body 10 ts last
resting place.
Tnefe were one hundred and fty-ave deaths In Brock
Vn curing Tue week ending Saturday the 17th
10 'ne Marine Court, yesterday, before Judge Aker,
ana AJury, Emile BoneviIs, attorney and counsellor
shw sued Augus,n J. Daily TO recover CONNIE NATION
Tor work and labor done ,ransatns into English from
German several plays including LEAH 80 wall Known
In connection with the professional career OF Miss
Baiemsn After considerable amour, OF testimony. in
Guiding that OF Mr. Baieman had been taken tho c.sa
on both sides closed and the further hearing Of tho ca.
was adjourned I'LL this morning
Francisco vies sassard was yesterday morning .,
ragnsd a the Kings county Court Of oyer and rermnsr
Indicted for the murder Of Jose Garcia oero on N. 2aa
OF November, 1896 me prisoner pleaded no, guilty.
The GASES Of John Develin and 7. Tilton, who are
" some mspner alleged 70 be connected with The de-