The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-21
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New York. Friday. September FL, 1865.
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EUROPE.


EUROPE
Our dispatches by the Atlantic CABLE which very
ample and OF important character dated to the
Goth OF septic mber
The Turks and insurgent Christians fought great
battle in Gambia The Turks victorious.
London journal pronounces alliance between
Russia and the United States mpracticable
The abdcaton of the King Of Bavaria is looked for
hourly.
Italy and Austria have arranged, it is thought, the
Venetian debt question.
Count Bismarck taken i'll in Berlin but is hoped
not seriously.
Tao King Of Prussia returns thanks to his people for
their aid during the
King Victor Emanuel has had to march troops to sup
press dangerous outbreak by Italian brigands.
Maxmilian's imperial bankruptcy is acknowledged by
the Mexican financial agents in Paris.
We publish very interesting rasun5 of the origin and
progress of the agitation in Gambia which has ended in
ths battle between the Turks and Christians and may
lead TO events OF the highest moment in the East
The Paris Debots and Aorgen Post of Vienna express
the opinion that Russia will Immediately reopen the
Eastern question in alliance with France Italy and Aus
tra; Prussia remote in interest permitting the Car to
repay himself thus for his neutrality in the German
The London Times hints that the King Of Prussia
nave appNeu the same Of dynastlc
tnction to the of the King of saxony he did
that of the King OF Hanover is ntimated that saxony
obtained tho favorable terms through French and
Russian influence
Cardinal Cullen indicated very plainly that the Pope
will leave the Eternal City the solution OF the Roman
question by the removal of the French troops Louis
Napoleons Italian diplomacy finds little favor in the
eyes OF his Emnence Indeed it is limited by Ultra.
montana organ that his Holiness would be safe
and free in Malta-a sort OF ecclesiastical blow at
Catholic France under Bonaparte rule
The London journals continue TO write the subject
OF reconstruction the United sates-some in supper,
and others in condemnation OF President Johnson plan
and his attitude towards Congress
Tho Liverpool police have seized supply of very
dangerous Fenian munitions including bottles Of
explosive liquids for firing purposes, In that CITY,
Consols closed in London on the 10th inst at SO for
money. Five-twenties were at s2l1 at the same time
The Liverpool cotton market, the Goth inst, for
middliug uplands was at l3lad Brcadstlfs
generally unchanged.
THE CITY.
There three fresh OF cholera in the city
yesterday and seven burial permits were issued In
Brooklyn one case only reported. The weather
dismal, damp and dissgreeable.
The Board OF Health met yesterday. Certain saugh.
houses directed he closed until Underground
DR. Dalton reported that during the week ending
Wednesday forty Of cholera had been reported OF
which twentyGv proved fa'a rms Board, after other
bssness, adjourned until Thursday next
The Board Of Aldermen met yesterday afternoon. \
resolution adopted concurrng with the CoGnclmch
~ to tho establishment Of a ferry from rwenty-,hri
street TO Payona avenue Jersey cy. FIFTY thousand
copies OF the Registry law 1896 ordered printed
resolution LAID the table the providing OF
civil Justices with badges The Board adjourned
on Monday next
The Commissioners Of Charities ard Correction met
yesterday roquisaon was directed 10 he drawn on
the Comptroller Of the city far Sl6ssss. communi-
cation received nom Surgeon Mott. submitting the
OF the medt al men VINO had neen selected 10 per
form the duties o. attending physisus the outdoor
poor
Stephens the Central Organizer ~ he fenisns Is re-
ceving large accessons 10 MS ranks IN men, money,
arms and ammunition every day The arms are mme.
ds,eIy shipped in mysterious pa ksecs 10 Ireland
James McKenna, a conductor on the Fphth Avenue
city railroad fined $40 yesterday for assault
passenger who refused 10 pay than eleven cents for
two fares
young lady named cathanne Jane shannon brought
an action against returned volunteer named wsrburton
Tor breach Of promise, in The City Court OF Brooklyn
bstcre Judge Reynolds yesterday The defendant fail.
ting to appear the Judge charged the jury the effect
that breach Of promise OF marriage good
for action a. breach OF any other contract and the de-
PENDANT having failed to appssr the evidence OF the
plaintiff was admitted. A verdict Of ~ 600 damages
was rendered
Charles sinno,t, discharged soldier vas yesterday
arrested, charged with having repeatedly violated the
pcrsons OF two girls aged respectively six and seven
years He will be examined to-day
Judge Russell yesterday the General Sessions sen.
To- mil
vced Of robbery TO tho state Prison Tor twenty years
Prospero Magot,ec his confederate pleaded guilty 70
tho charge and was sentenced TO ten years. impr,s
ment at Sing sing
qhe steamship Scotland, Captain Hall, o. the National
line will leave pier No a. North river tomorrow, at
tw,lve O'Clock, for Liverpool calling at oaeenSIown-
The stock market was steady yesterday, sud prices
advanced Cold opened Al l4SL and closed at tAh.
Very Little business WAS transacted yesterday, but
prices generally were well sustained. Domestic pro.
dacs however, WAS decidedly more active q, improved
prices -four being &C. loo higher and wheat r as1
better. Corn and oats advanced L. Re Park opened
daI and heavy bu, closed trn Beef ruled steady,
whls lard was dan aud heavy. frsIshts quiet bat
0rm Whiskey was IN moderate demand aud Arm.
M1scrLLANEous
for irs from Rio yansro and the seal OF var IN
larasly are 70 bs 2ssh Of Ausvl yixhuos hal
l,ea cong on from tbs 10th 10 81 ls.h cy JAY. A
punoaoa between Baron Porto Allegrs's forces from
~ lafAaA and The @ala Mpy vsau osasral