The New York herald., 1866-09-02
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EUROPE.

Our special correspondents In Europe report through
tho Atlantic cable news from Russia Italy Bavaria and
Prussia dated to the evening Of the 8lst Of August We
have intelligence from England France the Of
September, with the financial commercial and marine
reports Of yesterday
The BavarAn Chambers rejected tho motion Cor q
union with Prussia
The Grand Duke Of Hesse Darmstadt refuses hs peace
treaty and the Prussian rearrangement plan.
Austria rs to complete the evacuation OF vsnet'a on
the 9th Of September.
The Gar OF Russia reserves himself liberty OF nc
ton with respect TO the question Of European Congress
Three batteries Of British artillery have been despatched
10 Quebec and the Cabinet In London giving serious
attention to the Fenian attitude towards Canada.
The London Times recommends reform Of the Eng.
lsn neutrality laws that foreign Powers may DO held
20 sstrict account" II their subjects violate them
Consos closed in London at s9,s for money ycster
lay. United States ive.twentics were at 49,. The
Liverpool cotton market was dull yesterday Middling
ipands closed at l3i4d. Breadstuns were duh, with
prices unchanged q. the close Provisions we're more
irm and upward
THE PRESIDENTIAL TOUR.
Auburn lively with music and fireworks all
through the nigh, of Friday in honor OF the dis,n-
gushed visitors who had halted there for the evening.
Eariy yesterday morning the party took the train for
usual popular demonstrations were made Al Clifton
Springs, the sister and two OF stephen A. Douglas
board their way Chicago Al Canaan.
dagua where Douglas educated and commenced the
study Of law, grand reception awaited the party. At
Rochester they escorted Congress Hail. where
aapa collation. partskeu Of and address OF vel,
cpme made by the Mayor aud responded briefly
BY the President.
Al Brockpori, Albion and Medina similar huge demon
ssnasi~ns made, although the time allowed or each
short 10 satisfy the popular assembled
~ Iockport quite an extensive demonstration was
ssssa s the asssi address OF welcome being delivered
aad responded 10 BY the PrcsidcnL
On reaching Niagara Falls he escorted 10 the Ia.
ernaoual HOTEL and delivered short address from the
balcony TO q demonstrative crowd assembled in the
vicinity Mr.. Seward also made speech, in which
he said that President Johnson being abused
y present just President Lincoln Immediately
Srior 10 his assassination Ia the evening bail was
sven by the proprietor Of the o,cl TO the party which
6oyed grand affair The President was, however una.
% to attend
The mortuary report for this city or the week ending
two NJ yesterday, gave the number Of dcnihs heio~
rx hundred and nf,y. There three cases and
even deaths from cholera reported yesterday. The
reports from Brooklyn yesterday show continued abae
nsn, OF the cholera IN tina, city.
we publish this morning additional part tcuiars in
regard the Nassau bank dealcation. II is stated thai
the amount distracted by the paying teller Of the bank
George Briggs, will not exceed s6i0o0, and he loss
10 the bank $4,000 statement from the President Of
the bank likewise appears in our columns.
The cave OF l. N. Montgomery as anst General santa
Anna up aran yesterday before Judge Barnard 10
Chambers Of tho supreme Court motion IL now
made 70 vaate he order ol arrest granted against de
fcndant In the present SUIT Montgomery claims 10 have
been the ageut Of Santa Nnna his latest Mexican
scherue and now nsks SIS 900 for services rendered
During the reading Of the aildavts Judge Barnard
handed an anonymous letter counsel which nc bad
received Offering him brhc case he d. .ermiucd the
questions before him in favor Of santa Anna
Al the surrogatc's Court Brooklyn the viii OF Ellen
NcCsno OF that city, admitted TO probate Letters
of administration gan,ed the estates o. Phinp
". Lowery. Of the village OF New Utrecht; Mary r.
Nesbist Of F'a,bush; setah Murphy Julia con,reIi
Mara H. G. Hanson, James Rolcy, Peter Bergner
Frank shaTer, Jr, jeremiah Juiesson Maria r. Fstch
Josiah I. McCu,chcon, George Hanclrnan Helena r.
arshts Henry Mas, John ' Nass, James Donan
Ellen Sullivan Marun Alpas. Daniel Clark, Joseph r.
Robinson and John Gssscy all Of Brooklyn
Ths stock market was higher and closed nrm yss.er
day Governments were firm in the morning bui after
wards became heavy Cod closed ai il5s4 with sa up
ward tendency.
business was dnll yesterday and comparatively iiu
wa done either in foreign domestic MERCHANDISE
Codxs was steady. Cotton WAS quiet sugar "a
sssdy On Change choice aud low grades Of iou we're
dull and scarcely SO nrm whes, o.. a3e. lower
Corr declined .e while oats advanced &c ~ unds'