The New York herald., 1866-10-24
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EUROPE.

EUHOPE.
By tho Atlantic cable we have adyees from Europe
dated Yesterday evening, October %
II was reported in London that tue Turkish army had
beon severely defeated by the CHRISTIANS after days
lighting
Another French imperial manifesto is looked for in
Paris.
Lord Clarendon is dangerously III in London
Consols closed in London at s9ts for money. United
States dve-twontios were at 8sis at the close.
Tho Liverpool cotton market firm noon Mid.
ding upands lfteen and one fourth pence Breadstufs
wero armer noon.
Our hles by the Peruvian, dated TO the 1lth INST
reached this city from Quebec yesterday.
Az the pebscite in venetIn which has Just taken
place the following is the question which tn people
were called to vote-"Do You wish TO take part In The
constitutional monarchy OF King Victor Emanuel H..
King of Italy and his lawful 80 The afrma
tive as reported in the HERALD yesterday, was uuaui-
nous
The Paris correspondent OF the London Scr writing on
the evening Of the 10th Of October says-"La France
confirms the sad to the alarming of pros
traon into which tho courageous Empress Charlotte OF
Mexico has fallen. Her life is in the utmostdanger and
Che absence Of her husband to whom she is tendery
tschcd naturally increases the painful those
around her. She has broken down from over-worked
nerves after tho immense bodily fatigue OF her Journey"
NJ Auguste Polo, talented contributor TO La France
OF Paris, writing uudcr the dc plume "Polin" died
In Paris from Asatc cholera october o. He resided in
New York some five six years where he mastered tho
English language brother murdered a few
months since by negroes Cayenne where his family
have large cstates
THE CITY.
The yachts vesta and Halcyon started YES erday on n
race from Sands Point TO New London and back for
piece OF plate. The was made at IL .5o. A ~
Hands Point "A consderah TINA thara uva,
no wind Soon however breeze from the south.
ward that mpclled both al good pace The latest des
pstch shows the Halcyon mile ahead.
Tha total number OF deaths In this city for tho week
ending Saturday, October 90 Is reported al a7b The
principal diseases causes enumerated are:-From
cholera, s; by accident, 1o darrhoeal diseases "a;
cholera infantum, IS; typhus fever, l3 cramp, o,
diphtheria, Q; zymotc diseases, 13l.
We publish in another column a brief and interesting
history OF the cholera In this try from the time OF
its original appearance in 1882; giving tables OF the
pumber Of doaths during each visitation and the
para,ve mortality Of different weeks beside accounts Of
the psncs created by the epidemics
Az tho Brooklyn Academy OF Music last evening a
Union Republican ratification meeting Of the First ward
was held. = which elaborate address on the political
Issues of tho day delivered by General Carl schurz
Tho attendance was quite large An address was also
delivered by Major Haggcrty and appropriate resolutions
adopted
The trial OF John X Marsden John Maxon and vii.
liam McDcrmot charged with frauds on the govern
ment, has been again postponod-ihis time TO the
November term Of the United states Circuit Court
A motion was made In the Superior Court special
term, yesterday, by Mary Y Bean keeper OF a female
seminary at 53 West Foysecond street restrain the
landlords from continuing summary proceedings TO dis.
possess her from the premises summary proceed
ngs were before the City Judge the question OF the
sar. in
cussion The further hearing Of the has been
,ourned TO October 2s
A case involving the liability Of common carriers has
been tried In the Supreme Court, Circuit part John
OCsnneii brought action against the American
Transit Company for the loss OF trunk, which he
brought with him a. baggage on the steamer America
fromssAn Francisco TO New York. The jury brought in
. verdict for plaintiff assessing his loss at $500
Judge Daniels sitting in special term Of the Supreme
Court yesterday, delivered important decision in tho
Of tho sixth Avenue Railroad Company against the
Broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad Company and
others This action brought 10 rain defendant "a
from running their upon the tracks OF plaintiffs,
lad In certain portions Of the city Jodgs Daniels, In
dsmissng the complaint, gives elaborate opinion as
TO the aw governing railroad companies in this city
well as those which control the public highway
Tho caae Of Newell Wheeler in the superior Court,
wss tried for tho third time yesterday and resulted
an action Tor the failure 70 pay royalty sale Of coffee
cieanscd BY machine invented by plaintiff and worked
by The application Of heat and friction
A decision was rendered by the General Term OF the
Court Of Common Pleas yesterday against the Manhattan
o~ Company for failure pu, gas IN house after re
ceivins sie from man named Roie on The understand
ing that tho work was to be done
An Interesting suit for the removal Of ,estsmentary
guardian appointed by Francis Gerre,y deceased over
his two children came up for trial ye,erday IN snec.I
Term Of The supreme Court The SUIT is entitled Eliza.
beth Foley by her guardian, John Foley asalns, George
Mcdonald The property 10 the hands OF this guardian
s ssd be worth nearly 100000 and pan,n socks 10
remove him on the grScnds Of neompseucy. Tho csse
was commenced yesterday and will bs con,inped To-
day -~ssps<'s~ a-ssr.-ss ~ -s,ys5ss.SZa -. ~
lnX lnlih. charged yIih ihAeUhhau in Ialx n ,hs