The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-07
EUROPE.

The steamship Peruvian, from Londonderry March q,
paved Father Point yesterday her voyage to Quebec.
Hsr news is five days later
The steamship City of Washington, from New York,
and Proponis from Philadelphia, both the Jist of
March. had not yet been heard Of.
Tho United States steamer Kcarsargc, from Sierra
Leone. was in quarantine OF Lisbon with foyer
board. Fourteen of her crow had died.
A New York correspondent of the London Times
eers on high authority" that the United States gov
1nment will edo what is right against the Fenans.
Earl Russells anticipated majority in the Reform bill
~ being diminished; good many liberal members
living besn unseated in the Commons for bribery dur
II thor secon The division expected to be very
yosc and the defeat of tho Cabinet conccured in
Juno quarters.
Austria and Prussia had agreed TO mutual disarma-
msut and settlement Of the German question: Austria
maintaining. however, worry wariike attitude towards
Jtsy Tho situation became menscing in this respect
that Just previous the departure Of the Peruvian,
Prussia refused dsarm long Victor Emanuel was
Threatened II Is said that Napoleon had informed the
King OF Italy that in the event OF with Austria
France will no, lend him aid The London Tins
hossed By forged dispatches dated at the Foreign once
In Ioudon INTO the publication OF the OF the actual
rupsure Of diplomatic relations between Austria and
Prussa The armies Of Austria and Italy war
focns and strict war precautions were exercised By
the Austrtsns the frontier.
Consuis closed In London April ~ at s67s ~ for
money. United States Gvetweniies 70 1o. The Law
erpoc market opened nrmer in the week. with an
advance Of one and one.fourth Of penny American.
This gain was partially lost during the FIVE days the
MARKET closing at advance ranging from onehalf to
ono penny on the 9th u,mo Breadstuns inactive,
With prices nominslly unchanged Business duh
NIsCELLANE0Us.
Tho iauor saloons OF this city and Brooklyn were
cioss-i yesterday accordance with the Sabbath Tro
vs,on Of tho law. There was asfar as could
bc sccrsnsd the fulcs. compliance with the law Az
con sequence thousands OF citizens adjourned TO Fordnam,
fremont Merrsana and Jersey any place where there
WA possible chance Of obtaining liquors Many also pro-
cured q supply OF liquor saturday and passed the
sabbath IN putting Il out Of SIGHT. But there were no
drunken men upon the streets and the city was ~
s.,et ~ could be desired by the most ultra sabbatsran
Nineteen arrests were made yesterday for violating
IN. Excise law The parties we're all held in the Of
$500 aud $500 bail TO answer.
The Amer can and Foreign Christian usion held ia
aan,verssry last evening in the Presbyterian church,
coSue, Fourth aud Twcnty-second street The
delivered by the Row Howard Crosby, DID,
who ssvcr,ei grch length aud In the strongest terms
'o the cverncrcasns and pernicious influence OF 'he
CHURCH of Rome"
The Row Mr. HART, Of the Church OF the Advenf
Forty ssth street. addressed the congregation in be-
half OF the trustees OF the church. who required more
money compess the purchase. Munihcent donations
vsrs made
Tue tenth anniversary Of the Church Of the Memorial
on Hammond street, At Waverley place, celebrated
with appropriate services yesterday morning afternoon
and evening Rev. Dr. Spencer addressed the congrc
ssuoo in the morning and the Rev. Dr. Hepburn IN the
afternoon.
Tho thirty second anniversary Of tho American Femsle
Guardian society held last evening At the Collegiate
Reformed Dutch church, OF Twenty ninth stree,
and Fifth avenue Some hundred and nfty children,
proyded for by the society in the church looking
neat and clean and denons tia, every cart
go taken Of them The order Of exercises comprised
after prayer singing by the children the annual ser
mon singing BY the choir, address and collection
for the funds Of the society
The eighth anniversary Of the church Anti-saver,
scis,y took place evening in Dr. Cheevers church
Tnc reverend gentleman delivered an address s'hni
what the society H. and then delivered sermon 10 sdvo
cacy Of negro suffrage.
RI Rev Bishop Potter, In the presence OF numorou
congregation admins stored tho Sacrament Of Conhrma
lion " about atiy persons, male aud female, IN IN
Church OF the Holy Trinity, Madison avenue, ycserd'!
evening
The Raw Isaac Ferris, q. D., delivered discourse
las, evening In the Presbyterian church, corner OF Pin
Avenue and Nineteenth street, on the progress AMI sue