The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-07

EuROPE.


EUROPE.
The Montreal company's steamship Moravan from
Liverpool December 81 via Londonderry December %,
arrived at Portland yesterday with two days later
The City of London due at this por from Liverpool
December co. has been compelled by lvy weather to
put into Hasv for coal Tho cunard steamship Canada
now more than due a. Halifax. wtA days later
European adv'ces, has not yet arrived.
Further details to the effect OF the Presidents Mes
sage in France show that Maximians is now
given up as hopeless even BY his forme Fl euds.
The London Tame; the Ch'ean envoy in this
city for giving banquet the s'ararchica Mexican
republic"
Two Fenians had been convicted in Cork and
others were beins prepared Tor tr,a
The cattle plague at last began TO show signs OF abate
mcnt in England.
The oeurIciaI erect Of President Johnson's Message
and Secretary McCuochs report continued to manifest
itself in rupd advance OF United States securities
and tho increasing demand for them in the European
markets Al tho last quotations hv,twcntes stood at
90 66h
The Mexican news which give This morning will
be found highly important The French General Aeja
commanding the Mcxlco-rexas frontier has issued
An order forbiddlng all communication with tn, Amcri-
side OF the Rio Grandc, and another requiring all
rt OF Matanoros take the oath or allegiance to
thc Emperor Maximan Our city Of Mexico cor
respondence gives Interesting particulars regarding
the defeat and death OF the liberal General Terrea,
Tapacaya, together with other facts Of importance
regarding Affairs in the interior. Appended to the cor
respondence VIII be found tho correspondence in full
regarding the barbsres In Mexico from which
Published ON FRIDAY morning.
The meeting Of sympathy Tor Mexico, Chile Peru and
81 Domingo the Monroe Doctrine moctng az IL
alied was he nj nd
proved q graf The hall Of the Institute
crowded, and much enthusiasm displayed. Speeches
were made by the President, W. C. Bryant, Esq,
Vice Presidents Theodore Tom,nson, 8. S. Cox,
Senior vicuna McKcnna the Chilean Envoy, and
others Letters expressing strong sympathy with the
objects Of the meeting received and read from
army, naval and civil officers Of the government
including among others, Generals sckies and Garfield
Speaker Colfax OF the House, Congressman James II.
Lane John A. Kasson Nesnith, Baker and many othcrs
Tho meeting adjourned at late hour after passing
iu,ions endorsing President and calling second
ing on the proper notice from the President
Our correspondent at Richmond gives fui details OF
she dgracefu ARRAY between the belgerent editors Of
the Esassiney and Enquirer who appear determined by
their present conduct TO prove that they brgercns
In time peace they had already during state OF
var shown that they citizens In time OF The
honorable gentlemen who ooaid suffer 10 be tainted with
cowardice shrks aud stay at homes, feel deeply In
suited 1t hearing iniimatons and usnuaticus against
their business qualifications and honesty and resort for
satisfaction concealed weapons which neither bcgcr
On, void ever draw n sailned that his enemy
was likewise armed The practice OF four years Of
IN shielding themselves in bomb proofs not forgot
ten and each party tho threshandcd duel 10
have found shelter bchind some obtc Nobody appears
10 have bcea hurt only the statue If Warrington which
was slightly disnsared, suffered; and the bellgerent
scniernes Instead u being sent 10 the Peni,en,Ary,
they deserved simply remsnded to the police judge
for examination, aad spp-s By cur latest tespssches,
Dor dismissal. Nobody either hun TO blame.
The Iish Convention N elaboration al Clinton Han
has paced rssossson drsouncisr rsnisss Who do
Dot recognise Their ssahsry. AZ than s~o,hirs
Of thu American circles unprecedented hoy hope thar
sAs remainder wIl recognise Their decision ana We
stve sksschss q ONahssy's senate or ~ they have
been called. 'Ths fsiumvirae," together with res~'
Of shs anh days pessssdsss
The us,hoSius vsIl ssssrsfe to-day the huudrrd
snuiverssry Of shs peopaGassca Of Ns'hcdsm n shi'
sussry. pssA snAssasy jsssiss ell b hsad 70 day
h sn NE churcAss q shas dissemination Of Christian
nrsasAess ~ ssusssy. We passlaA ~ sssa'ss
ns>s - hssAiy Interesting ssso~as q " ssssssasos
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k1ss and psosrees ~ Methodssm 10 this cessssy.
A large number Of perscsa ise,udiae ssap q III
.,lhes, snd moss naueaiiai eisissns visws1 ~ ~
mains OF the late Rev Dr. cunmssp ysssssdny. n
ccorsiloas Ne church have ossa oompssd aad sh'
hosssuiss V ~ hsia % Mopdsy morning win b mos
bolsna ~ Inpssssive
An extensive nssl on ne lasevssi Revenue Depss
nsus Aas jss bses sroushs 10 light BY the authorities
cuy. Yos some time past they bad reason 70 suspec
RAss las ssHtss q forged cigar Dor stamps bed bee
Ss.v>S "a N sssss W snd Qua and arrest the cseude
cslvs snsslrss we're insttnssA The pc'ics ocss hav
uccsSxsS 10 srrssslns three pescus Who are impcse
N The charge, nansy Jacob rsrh and Charles mitchell
nrs ana person named B,oemte, the former prins'
Aons business II an establshment In City Han piac
Nd hs iastsr partner 10 printing house IN WI
ban ssssA sAsemssss MADE By Fhea and A,'acoe'
Ipe led 70 shs sppsshcusca Of slomeks, Who has q
E,.d TIM, he printed sbou, two thousand dve hundre
Zoe counterfeit stamps and declared that be dessroyc
he tAa,s from which they were struck od The .
h-rsssu ss 70 the destruction Of the plate tuias OUT
s unbranded, = Inc police bsD spprshsndsd We par