The New York herald., 1866-07-05

Pueba 70 the capital will be opened ON ths 10th Of
August next Marshal Bazaine had advanced FIR nch
funds TO pay the actor The imperialists claim
small victory at TeOttlan the 18th ult TnQ French
troops which evacuated Matamoros the 18th uh.
rived at Vera Cruz the 20h. liberal movement
San Luis Potosi had the reinforcement Of the
imperial garrison at that point The Of forifyng
the various interior towns still progressing.
Our Havana correspondent furnishes highly interest
ing details Of the closing Of the revolution In b.
Domingo and the expulsion Of President Baez The
government has been placed In the hands Of trumvi-
rate, composed Of Generals Pmente Duperon and Gar
ca
Our European files of the Cuba delivered In this
CITY, from Boston, about nine O'Clock last night Tho
papers dated the 23d Of June and contain very
ample aud interesting details OF the telegraph news
dispatches from Halifax, published In tho HERALD on
Tuesday The rapid march Of the Prussian troops
Dresden and tho successful occupation Of that city
reported We publish the formal declarations Of
issued by the Emperor Of Austria and King or Italy
respectively, we'll as the orders OF the
chief commanders in the field, including Marshal Bene
dek Ganbadi Bergano at the date OF the latest
written reports, with his volunteors
DR.. Bsse reported yesterday TINT there had been
deaths or admissions board the hospital ship Falcon
In the lower bay since the last report.
Justice Connolly. the 30 inst, discharged bar
keeper named Reardon from acharge Of violation OF The
Excise law and instructed the ocer arresting HIM not
to do again. Yesterday the officer re-entered
Justice Connollys court with tho barkeepcr and
entered the charse against him. Tho Justice i'm
mediately released the prisoner and hold the policeman
In three hundred dollars bail charges preferred
against him by his late prisoner.
Superintendent Kennedy has instructed the Metropolis
Pol force that while they will continue to enforce
fhar r1 t,ao oof HAM
they will make any for violation OF the Elk
cisc law of 1866 until otherwise ordered.
very destructive fire occurred In Portland Me- yes
teriay. c,nmenc ng At sugar house in Commercial
treet, aud destroying everything in Its way Brown
Sons the propreors Of the sugar house. lose from TO
sevon hundred Thousand dollars. machine shop and
stove foundry were completely destroyed
An Anti-Savary Convention held yesterday at
birmingham, Mass. under the auspices of the Anti
Slavery Society. Miss Anna Dickn and Wendell
Philips we're present. and Fred Douglas sent letter
exclsing his absence The meeting addressed by
emancpatcd slave from Savannah, Ga pamed Henry
Gwinn who however had nothing indicative of the Afr
can race in mis- personal appearance. He said he |
opposed to taxing the people for the education Of
the freedmen He would ask nothing for his people but
the means OF sustaining themselves by their labor The
feature OF The occas however, was tho spec OF Mr.
Phillips. That gentleman entered into TRADE against the
President aud radical majority in Congress Speaking
of the amendment just proposed to the State, he
says tOur leaders In Congress know that the amendmen.
will be reject d. or it will be- The President has
put his foot down against IT, and has warned tn, South
een States not to endorse it. He has told them N so
many words that they will have his support in refusing
ray It, Is not possible therefore, that the amend
ment will be accepted The republican party docs not
want that amendment accepted Tho worst possible
that Thad st could hear would bo the rati1ca
tlon OF the amendment do not disgrace the whole
proceedings when say that IL is party trick"
Barnwen Rhet Of South Carolina, killed on Toes
day afternoon, his plantation Charleston Itw
suppos d to have been done by negro who had ex
pressed strong animosy towards the family Two loads
from shot gun struck him, entering his side and pene
trating his lungs. f
Tho Missouri Conservative State Convention met yos-
torday a. St Louis. Delegates appointed TO the
August Convention in Philadelphia.
An article, reprinted from a newspaper IN Msbournc,
Australia gives succinct history Of the operations of
ths tariffs that country since its settlement and
view espec ally Of the workings OF the tariff just
become a law
schooner with four hundred bales Of cotton was
burned in Mobile bay the Both ultimo.