The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-03

NEW YOR
morning hour expired and the special order Of the day
the Army bin, came up All discussion on 1t was post
poned 70 April IL An examination into the conduct OF
affairs IN the public printing office was ordered
THE Legislature
In the Senate bills were passed TO incorporate 'u'
Brooklyn Ladies' College, Brooklyn DOCK ana D's'n
Company, harlem Savings Bank and Loaners AS'oV~'
ton of New York. resolution instructiaS 'ne NC"
York Congressional delegation vote for the Civil Rights
hill QUAR- ,he Presidents veto laid on the table,
l. In the Assembly little Of importance was transacted
The consideration of New York city surface railroad
proIecs was SGT this evening, and all elevated rail-
road bills for to morrow afternoon Bills wore passed
the annual payment the shares OF the new
York Society Library TO alter the map or plan Oh new
York city; relative closing certain sreets 70 regulate
deposits Of New York city and county moneys ana 70
regulate the construction Of the Metropolitan Railroad
in Brooklyn.
The new steamship City OF Paris Gnman Incl from
Queenstown March o. reached this port yesterday hav
ing made very excellent performance on nor nrs' "'
Her news Is four days later.
Germany indeed the entire continent, was excited,
owing 10 the critical relations existing between Austria
and Prussia on the Schleswig Hostein question Con-
Trajectory differences drawn as to tho ISSUE, but
war sentiment seemed to prevail and some OF the bourses
were rather nervous Our Paris correspondent Init
mates that Napoleon would DO pleased 1t the rupture as
might eventuate Ia his becoming tho arblter OF tho
future Of the Gormanio Confederation France obtaining
the Rhensh provinces from Prussia and Italy getting
venetia in exchange for surrender OF her Slain 70 the
temporal domains Of the Pope.
Turkey is reported as being again "sick." and Russia
and France were investigating the condition Of tho
patient A Russian military movement towards tho
Pruth was looked fer.
Stephens the Fenian Head Centre, said to be IN
Paris on tho Goth OF March but the Cork journals or
March % convey the idea that he was still IN Ireland
Additional arrests of Fenian suspects had been made
Some of the Irish landlords proposed TO the oya
tenantry at their expense; but the British govern
mont refused its consent The Lord Lieutenant Of
Ireland denied that he said he feared Fenian
invasion.
The German steamships Allemania and Hermann are%o
run an Ocean race from Southampton to New York ON
their next trip Heavy bets the result were pending
in England.
Consos closed in London March %, at s6l S6T for
money Cotton was duh and prices weak in the Lvor-
pool market March %. Breadstufs were dull and prices
unchanged. Provisions quiet.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Secretary MoCulloch's monthly statement Of the
public debt shows the total debt Of the nation to DO
50 S27 7e3. $780, with o balance In the Treasury Of
sl22, 49, $50.
No action was taken yesterday by the New Jersey
Legislature relative the Of United States
Senator In place of Mr. Stockton expelled Mr.. Scovel
who keeps the Senate at dead lock- has given in list
of candidates acceptable 10 him. not including himself
AInovement will probably be made day.
Tho tide of emigration from Europe to this country has
been very heavy since the of the present
peace, and is at food height 1t appears, by ia
bio which we publish elsewhere In this mornings HERALD
tina. the total of immigrants arriving this port during
the month Of March just past numbar thirty thou
sand six hundred and seventy three souls being an in
the arrivals during the same month of 1855
Of seventeen thousand hundred and seventeen.
We have interesting news from Mexico via Brownsville
10 March IT, Imperiast accounts give highly colored
details Of the efforts making TO open tho roads from
Matamoros into the Interior Of Mexlco-a campaign
forced Macmillan by the clamors OF the Matamoros
merchants Tho several columns which moved stimuli
tanoousy, previously announced In our Brownsville
correspondence had reached their destinations General
Jeaninegos had occupied Monterey, and General Douay
held saltillo, while Dupin In poasesalon Of Vic
toria Only General Jeanine had encountered any
forces Of the nberaA Those he had driven from his
route and reached Monterey without loss But practi
cally these marches had done good the liberals re
turning them In force the imperial columns
had passed. and obstructng the roads a. To rende
into tho interior impossbe they had made thei
reappearanc near Matamoroa The Matamoros merchant
had given up ali hope Of rsopening trado with the in
| terror
The Cordova rebel Colony has proven failure and tho
exss abandoning Cariotta for want Of imperial pro
| prevailed among the colonista
| The government Of President Bae5, Of St. Domingo
had hardly been inaugurated before effort mad'
70 overturn and destroy IT, revolt had taken place II
the province OF San Cristovai and various towns hesde
by General Cabtal Congress- which was In session
promptly voted the and means 10 suppress tho re
VOLT and by few vigorous blows Baez had defeated an
routed the rebels and obtained the mastery In the
| voited districs The rebel leader General Cabra VIII
had been prominent in placing Baez In the Presidents
| chair had asked permission 70 leave the country.
AT q meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen yesterday
among other important business resolution adopte
protesting against the non-recognition OF the rights
the Mayor and Aldermen and Commonaity by the actio
Of the parties proposing the city markets ror
their present location down town. The Board adjourne
| 70 Monday next
The Board of Councilman held no meeting yesterday
| a quorum not being present
larger quantity Of money than had been received 70
some time came into the OMahony Fenan headquarter
yesterday. Tho Irish Fenians who had 10 ny 70 thi
country held a convention yesterday, at 207 Bowcry
They we're interrupted by on,cals from Union squar
who wers disposed Of by the police. The convento
sent q committee 70 ask the Kan- o Mahony leader
| what they are doing with the immense sums receive
for l. r. b. war purposes The Senate meets on MOI
| day, April q
The case respecting thc alleged prvasecr Meteor VI
on for hearing yssisrdN before Judge Belts In the I'm
tod states District Court several witnesses, inciudn
Senior pe.jamn vcuna Mackenzie, who Ia rsputed 70 b
the confident al agent Of the Chilean government In III
city wore examined, after which the court sdjournt
| -til to-day.