The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-13
TRIPLE SH E EFT.
EUROPE.

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EUROPE.
We have European report dated to the 18th OF
November, with newspaper details Of cable des-
patches to the 3lst OF October.
The London Times recommends that mercy be ex.
tended to the condemned Fenians Canada in compl
ment TO the request OF President Johnson
The OF a Spanish instruction in Barcelona Is
contradcted.
The in Japan Is ended and the Tycoon dead
Mr. Brights speech in Dublin may be regarded
. very highly important pronunciamento to the Irish
landlords and corporation OF the Established Church.
well the agitaors who distract and divide the people
II his advice be followed tho heavy grievances OF the
country may be redresscd in peaceable manner
The French holders Of Mexican bonds have com.
menced serious agitation among the members Of the
legislative body looking their repayment In cir
cular addressed to the representatives they assert in
other words that the French government is bound for
the debt II it is not acknowledged that the Emperor
Napoleon and his Ministers deceived them BY false state
ments to the condition OF affairs in Mexico.
is said that the exEmpress Of Mexico has proposed
TO Napoleon to 'smake'' Macmillan King Of Poland.
The vote cast for Victor Emanuel In Venice was
ten thousand in excess Of the inscribed the
register. s1 Nnar. mT
Consols at soz for money yesterday Nov. H. In
London. United States nve-twentiss were at oek.
The Liverpool cotton market was heavy yesterday,
with mddng uplands fourteen three fourhs pence.
THE CITY.
Tho celebrated Jume will case came trial yesterday
4 the Supreme Court Circuit before Justice Joseph +.
Barnard and after ope ming statement BY Mr. OConor
the plaintiff the testimony Of several witnesses ON
both Sides including Mr. Nelson Chase. the principal
plaintiff and Rev J. Howard Smith, the principal de-
PENDANT and q charge BY the Justice, the
submitted to the jury, who, after a few min
utes' consultation, returned into court with
verdict 10 favor Of the plaintiff al the
issues framed Mr. O'Conor intimaied his willingness
TO have the Jury nnd . supplementary statement
culpating Rev. J. Howard Smith from having used any
coercion, fraud undue influence In obtaining the
ecuton Of Madame Jumels wlll-set aside by this
dct-but the jury declined TO do 50. The case had
been actually settled between the parties before coming
into court, and the trial only gone through ~
necessary Formally Il IL understood that under this
sstement Sss 500 Is to be paid By Mr.. Nelson Chase
OF which $4,000 goes to the Rev J. Howard Smith,
$40 900 the church at Carmansvle the various re
gous and charitable societies 10 get the respect
lively assigned to them in the WILL and the balance Is TO
be divided up among the iawysra The heirs-at-law
get $40 ooo and the passes the possession Of
Mr. Chase.
The libel suit Of Dawson vs. Jay, which has been be-
fore the courts for time, has been finally adJud
Gated The action for beous matter published in
recent edition Of the Fed>rai the particulars Of which
were spread before some months ago. De-
PENDANTS counsel, IL will b remembered, claimed the
matter was not libellous and dsmurred The demurrer
argued and decided against the defendant by Judge
Cardozo al spec a term OF the Common Pleas This de-
oisiou appealed FROM and the general term Of the
Common Pleas have affirmed the opinion OF the single
Justice
In the Prize Court yesterday Judge Belts issued final
decree Of condemnation against the blockade runner
Stephen Hart captured by the United States storeship
supply In 1862 The amount Of prize money s25 7e1 %
Is TO be distributed TO the officers aud crew OF the
Supply.
The or Charles Lockwood against the New York
Central Railroad Company. In the United States Circuit
Court Judge smasy presiding, yesterday given
the Jury who will return a sealed verdict tomorrow
large number Of ship and wharf owners held meet.
ing yesterday once In Canal street. 10 determine
upon such representations TO bc made before the
Committee which meets In the City Hall to-day, will
most favorably affect the Increasing commerce Of this
city and Brooklyn Il was determined III at a committee
ve be appointed TO take charge OF the whole matter
which was accordingly done, and the meeting ad.
journed
Robert Parker an Irishman, who had his leg crushed
by being run over BY the Sixth Avenue line on
Monday evening" the 9th inst, died yesterday An In.
quest was held and city railway companies were ADVISED
TO make arrangement 10 prevent persons from A.
tempting go, on by the front platform while the
cars arc In motion John 0'Donnen who had his log
crushed by car on the Third Avenue line sunday
also died yesterday.
william Cron was charged before Commissioner o.
born yesterday, with dealing In the lottery and policy
business without a license Tho DEFENDANTS coansO
admitted the ac,s, but con,ended that tho Law had hseu
decided unconstitutional BY Judgc Field Of New Jersey.
and Justice Nelson IN the Northern district The case Is
stu on.
On account OF the death Of Mrs Eliza r.smpber
mother Of Surrogate Tucker the motion calendar yes
terday was adjourned und The sb ins, ms calendar
OF contested issues o. fa ym adjourned until The 2oh
inst
Last eveppts lecture delivered BY Theodore m.
ton, Brooklyn on The Corner Stone Of Recops,rucou
Ia which be advocated negro suffrage and a,aied the
President In unsparing language
John Dsbrow and Jsssph Bradley were committed by
Commissioner Osborn yesterday on charge Of selling
counterfsls money. Lprepso chitu ~n held 10 $4,000
ball by comnissiossr Bst,s, and Giovsr tumo,u vss
tried befors comuipsoser stulrs ~ ths same charge.
The sr2rla iisAaehlp Leo. 0pt6 Dearborn, Of nur.
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