The New York herald., 1866-08-07
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EUROPE.

ctespondence from England and the Continent OF
n ope with files Of foreign newspapers dated Thurs
As july 25, containing very important details OF the
tar adyices to THAT day. with other matter reported
through the Atlantic cable
Lord Stanley on the part Of the Derby Cabinet stated
n the House Of Commons thar the American claims for
damages done by the Aaoama and other losses sustained
during the English hand had yet been pre-
ferred' to Earl Dcrbys governments, in maing that
fhev would be considered by the Cabinet when received
He referred to the friendly feeling existing between The
sso governments evidenced by the United States
during the Fenian disturbance.
Earl Derby Will advise royal commission TO nvesli.
gat, amend necessary, the British Neutrality
laws
Aparis Journal says the French troops will be with.
oawn Gom Mexico Macmillan organ zing native
army hfy thousand strong, be olccred by Europe.
ans-frepcaen prelerrcd-and holding the strategic
hne' from Vefa CRUZ TO Mexico city.
Communications from Moscow show that the political
circles OF Russia considerably excited as TO whether
the Car shou l~rmi, Aus ra 70 be too deeply hu.
Initiated or Prussia to much aggrandzed, or whether
ne suonii no. leave errany her future and
on The East during the dissrganzation existing on tho
continent
The German peace negotiations were progressing
Prussia still treating BAVARIA Frankfort and the greater
portion Of the Federal German army in state Of war
B-marck's cry OF German unity becoru ny popular
che people, particularly sonth Germany fearing to bo
swallowed down b. Napoleon for Franco This idea ex
tendcd rapidly after receipt Of the report o. Earl
Derby's remarks on the in the House Of Lords
Paris paper publ shes short sharp artl lie to
show that the Anglo French ALLIANCES is almost vaucess
TO France.
The London Times says Italy will enter the Peace
Congress empty handcd' and defeated depending on
Prussin and Napoleon.
Earl Russell appeared at the annual dinner Of the
Golden Club and delivered som what lengthy speech
Abandonng apparently, his famous ''finality'' doc
trinre, he advocated the right Italians to rule
venea indeed the right Of all people choose their
form OF government He rotated tbs substance Of
conversation which ho hal with Napoleon l., in
which the captain Expressed his opinion OF the
treaty of Vienna aud foretold how operation would
eveniuatr.
Our special despatch the subject OF tho Reform riots
London, with the newspaper reports Of the
which print to-day goes to show that tho people OF
England have drawn the limo between popular rights
and aristocratic class privileges In sharp,
decisive and alarming manner, and that q
serious political crisis has been naugurated
in Great Britain The enacted at and after tho
meeting In Hyde Park were OF tumultuo cha.
racter and It evident from the speeches OF Earl Derby
and N. Dsrsei and the acton of Mr. wapoc. that the
Of the agitation John Brghts letter. coupled with the
pointing by hand ad OF the unfortunate Charles
the FIRST the statue OF the unfor tanase King, are
very sisnd ant both in expression aud at
THE CITY.
Only nineteen OF cholera, including four Deaths
reported 10 this city yesterday The decrease was
thought to have occurred from the change OF the
sner, although Il supposed that a numbxr OF cases
n0t ad Tha soSse
number Of deaths for the rast week e4g Of which 10
from chotera In Brooklyn but fcw cases are re-
ported and the accounts from tho Islands more On
couraging. Thcro was meeting Of the Board Of Health
yesterday evening. Another cholera hospital
dercd 10 be opened up town. DR.. Harris submitted
letter giving account OF the prosress Of the cholera
During the debate Brookiyn President Schultz pro.
posed organize corps Of attend the cholera
pat ents at their residences.
Fourteen Of cholera appeared In Philadelphia
during Saturday and sunday, three Of them proving
fatal Forty deaths from that disease occurred
thcrc during the week.
Twelve cases Of Aac cholera resulted fatally In Gin.
cinna,i during the month Of July. The Health 0facsr
OF tina; city reports nfiytwo deaths from tho disease
during the 1rst i've days OF August.
Que OF cholera proved fatal In Providence r. l.,
yesterday The patient a negro, just arrived from
Washington.
Eleven doaths from cholera have taken place In tho
Charity Hospital In New Orleans the LIST inst The
disease Is said 70 be Of a malignant type.
Tho Board Of Councmcn yesterday, and, after
dispcsns Of few routine papers, adjourned til
Thursday.
Car tickets are very generally sold now by the city
railroad compa... Int si points not convenient to the
travelling public. Tho tickets printed slip Of
paper quantities Of twenty to each SHIP and
transferable.
James Stephens the Hcsd Centre Of Fen.anism IL to
start Western tour during tho present week. An
unusual degree Of activity has prevailed among wing
OF the brotherhood lately, but nothing will be furn shed
for publication.
George Andrews, formerly n merchant Of Williams
burg was arrested yesterday charged with several
fcrEeres on down town merchants He was committed
by Justice Hogan, and will he examined ihis morning.
The coroners jury investigating the deaths caused by
che recent explosion OF Harris sugar refinery on
Leonard street. returned vcrdcs ycs,erday-lhree
OF the jurors deciding that tho engineer, Philip Ryan
responsible for the explosion and of them do
Gliding that the nrm OF Harris 4 Co were 10 blame FOR
employing careless people In the establishment
About eight O'Clock last night IRE occurred in the
Chrysiai OIL Works. at the corner Of Sullivan and Fer
ys streets in Brooklyn, occasioncd By the burs,n or
st. Tho flames were promptly ex,insulshcd The
loss n about $1,000
The demand OF The joufneymen carpenters aud oncrs
of Brooklyn for the privilege Of quitting work at four
O'Clock Saturday afternoon has met with the acquies
ccrce of nearly al the empoyers The movement is
considered decided success
Two young men, named Fcargus and McGuan, On
gagged in an ai.,rcacn in Brooklyn yesterday, when
yeargus shot hi gonsi through the head innciing
wouuI which was pronounced fatal by tho pbysc
Ecargus arrested
The Angus; term of the General Sessions commenced
yesterday Recorder Hacsc presiding. As there was MOI
squoram OF either Errnd rcs,y jurors present. hcss
answering their discharged till this Toes
day. morning. wscn Tho awaiting their scsicn vii
b. den srd &C. iih ush Indictments were riod. Dis
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