The New York herald., 1866-08-31
New York, Friday, August 81, 1866
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EUROPE.


EUROPE.
special teegrams OF our European correspondents
the Atlantic cable embrace news from England,
stria, Prussia, Italy, Belgium, Russia and Greece,
tied to the evening of Wednesday, August 20. Our
gices from Turkey to the Goth have intel
X from Paris, Liverpool London, Queenstown and
Jlthampon to the evening of yesterday the 30th inst
The Canadian government alarmed at the modification
o. the United States neutrality laws and the attitude Of
fhc Fenians, demands military reinforcements from
England Two regiments Of infantry and Of cavalry
aie being made ready to march TO its aid.
! rcace being rapidly completed.
Austria will not require payment from Italy for her
works OF defence in veneta
, The Empress Of Mexico Is at Mramar. She was re.
celyed with royal honors by the King Of Italy her
Journey
Prince Yturbide Maximians adopted heir is In Brus-
Ses and Maximilians abdcation Is still expected in
Paris.
The Christians in Gambia maintain the revolt against
she Of the Turks. Foreign ships are expected
in the island port.
The natives Of the Island Of Gambia have gained thor
Independence. Turkey greatly agta.ed and Constan
binople iu state OF siege.
Russian congratulations 10 the American officers had
Deeu forwarded to ST. Petersburg and Moscow from
points in the interior.
Tho Italians deny they negotiation with the
Pope
Many Inhabitants of Leipsc petition for the incorpora
Zion OF saxony with Prussia.
Consos closed in London as SOY for money yesterday
yaaed States hve-twenties were at 72H
The Liverpool cotton weak and prices de-
Glining a. noon yesterday. remained unchanged In
Che evening Middling upland was at 13kd. Bread
s,ans were dat and downwsrds and provisions un.
changed.
ing at harpast O'Clock, and drove up Fifth ave.
me- through the Park Harlem lane, Eighth avenue and
3.5th street, 10 the wharf, where the steamer River
eeu was in waiting for them. Along the route the
Aary was continually cheered by crowds Of people who
ad assembled early hour 10 obtain another Wow
Y the distinguished guests.
The tsip up the Hudson attended with nothing Of
aerest beyond the demonstrations Of the people, who
rrned both banks Of the river to what they
nuld OF the party on board Before leav.
~ the boat at West Point a cane, made
at OF a rail split by Abraham Lincoln, in
.he days when thought Of the Presidency had
entered head presented President johnson on
behalf OF the soldiers who voted for his predecessor
The party disembarking drove almost directly TO the
review ground, halting awhile at the Library where a
general introduction place between tho faculty and
ahe visitors. The roviev a splendid affair, the
grounds being throngod with spectators. The tents
ksrs struck rolled up for transportation the companies
Formed and then passed review both in quick and
double quick time.
At Newburg, Poughkeepsie, Caiskii Hudson and
oher towns on the river the demonstrations equally
enthusiastic.
Al Albany the party was met by delegation and 6
corted 70 the CAPITOL where Governor Fenton wei
oomed them the State, in few remarks, and pre-
scented them tho Senate, which in session. In
cv 10 associations and societies out in their unorr
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procession to the Dcavan House vhere grand banque
awaited them The banquet ended, 6ne display Q
nrs~orks took place front Of the hotel, and ban
eronaded the party The President in answcp appesre
and made a lengthy speech to ths Immense
present, which received with loud and enthusiast
caoers
There four new cases and one death fror
Aolera reported yestcr1sy in this city In Brookly
new cases occuyfed and the disease wys considere
having passsd through Its worst stages. mestn
v,hc Board Of Health held yesterday. The pre-
ssdlnls will bo found elsewhere.
The Board Of Aldermen unable to muster
liorum yesterday, consequently puolic business wa
transacted -.sss 49, .y.-... -. -. !.
Tue Excise law test cases which were 10 be srgue
h'cre Tho General Term OF the Supreme Court TO b
hbmitted and judgment to the consttutionai,y o
tns Jaw entered PR foo~o. This arrangement wa
made yaaerday between counsel In the called be
fore Judge barnard Tho General Term which was con
ssued BY Gernor Fenton Tor purpose Of taking tn
bxciso law mo consideration will meet on Monday
when the whole matter will be formally arranged
Judgment pro foriaa has been entered in the eas,
81 Mr. Stewart, who procured an Injunction agains
HE Common Council restraining them from carrying ou
The terms Of the conisct the erection OF an se
waited railroad in Broadway The injunction continued
pnd the will 60 before The General form a, ,hs
BupTeme Court
curious as 70 the alleged spiriiing away Of an
1egtimato child up before Judge Barnard ye-te,
Nay in Chambers or the Supreme Court The plaintiff
bs Mrs. Agnes Watson, widower, who complains tha,
bic gave birth a female child April Last Of wh,c,
william @. Boggs merchant OF this city IA the father
Ifurther stated that the child secretly taken b
Boggs and Mrs Watson seeks pscover he
pdsprinx Defendant denies any knowledge OF IL
rhercsbouts rhe csse II still on.
! The OF Captain Young, Of The detective squad
pas up before the Board OF Police Commissioners yes
lerdsy morning on q charge founded statemsn
published in the HSALp Of August H. Mr. Willard
30 principal party N the case from whom the none
Js taken; hessrs Brown A Gooderson, keepers OF tn
l,mbling house n which the dsfsulting clerk had los
money, and detectives Bennett and McDougall wsr
smiusd regarding the transaction and Judge Dowlinl
Id District Attorney Hall examined "a 20 the Gus
ms of police officers aud criminal prosecutors 10 sucl
tass The evidence tended 70 encnerale Captain Youns
,dhi' associates from s,sy blame u ne uatsey
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