The New York herald., 1866-09-26
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EUROPE.

EUROPE.
The steamship Atlantic from Southampton August
TO- reached this port yesterday bringing our hes from
London dated on her day Of sailing
The Paris correspondent OF the London Time, states
that the Car OF Russia will soon announce in dplo
matte circular from the st. Petersburg Foreign ONCE
his position and policy towards Europe It's state OF
transition. 1t Is intmated that this paper, plain
Ia It's Language and very decided in tone,
Will declare that ssthere IS no reason why
Russia should be bound by tho Treaty OF Paris OF 1856
that tue Black Sea must be free to her again. that
tho injurious obligations imposed on her by coalition
OF the Western Powers no longer bindngn The
writer expresses the opinion that the Eastern question
VIII be rcopened and result thcrfrom France and
Prussia coming out In alliance ag,inst Russia
Joseph Mszzin s circulating fierce nvcctive against
Klng Victor Emanuel, his cabinet generals, army and
volunteers. for concluding peace which toverwhelms
their country with dishonor.u The London Time, dis
poses OF d. hezzini's most prominent arguments in
very severe and personal article
The British government is likely utilize tho Italian
railway, including tue summit line, Mount cenis
when completed for the facilitating The transmission OF
the English malls TO India
THE CITY.
There were fye fresh cholera reported in hs
city yesterday. Burial permits for six cholera dead
wore also issued Dr. Harris weekly report was sent in
20 the Sanitary Superintendent Yesterday doctor
makes the startling statement that there hundred
untimely deaths in this city every week. Unhealthy
tenement hoases the assigned Three
cases OF cholera reported In Brooklyn yesterday
The Farmers Cub met yesterday AZ their In the
Cooper Institute The attendance not large al
previous meetings, but interesting business
transacted committee Of two appointed 70 visit
Me Fairfield, Conn, fair now being held at Norwalk,
Conn vote OF thanks was sent to Mr.. Douglas, OF
Quincy. H., for some line specimens Of fruit he had
presented the club for exhibition very interesting
paper the habits OF the spider read by Professor
v g. Smith, Of Boston.
Between three and four thousand persons assembled
at Cooper Institute last evening 10 celebrate the Cen
tenary Jubilee Of American Methodism During the
evening addresses delivered by Rev. @ u Foss
Mr. william Macarthur, Rev. Thomas Sewall and others
Subscriptions amounting 10 upwards Of half million Of
dollars were then taken up 10 aid in establishing and
doving colleges.
fhe Radical Republican Central Committee, raised and
oresnzed pusuant 10 resolution of the late Syracuse
Convention, held their FIRST meeting last night at their
headquartcrs Of Twenty third street and Broad
way Permanent, officers were elected aud appropriate
sub committees apponted and adopted for the
pcesent canvass.
meeting OF cciored ctzcns held laat evening In
Tho African Methods, Eptcopal church, Bridge street,
t,on Proclamation The at,endancs was quite large.
Addresses we're delivered by Revs J. NJ Williams, A. ~
fermsn, Hon. A. N. Cole W. n. Burieigh and others
Satioc Bsret Of the sixth District Court hss decided
that PASSENGER the city railroads who makes Of
iho are t"ket s bound by the conditions printed on
'hem, and he no right TO dotlch any OF the coupons
hosss cummings, messenger In the employ Of the
National BroadwaJ Bank was passing along Wall street.
between William an Nassau. yesterday, when a
named Joseph II C,aion seized large pocketbook
winch tho former was otrying, and which contained
nearly ss'ooon gold certiLstes Treasury notes. bank
checks and drafts and ran hpdly down Wall street.
Tho hue and cry was raised The corner Of william
stree, tho thief secured and the money recovered
The case OF the Swedish sailors accused Of mutiny
board the ship indian, up before Judge Cordozo yes
tordsy In the Court OF Common pteaa, t.a
writ Of habcas corpus After hearing argument Of
sci on both sides the Judge reserved his decision
which involves the right Of the Second Avenue
and Bleecker Street and Fulton Ferry Railroad compa
mes 70 certain tracks the city, argued Yesterday
bo'crc Judge Sutherland IN the Supreme Court Cham.
bers. Decision reserved.
prize aght took place on Monday night between Jim
Woods, an old pugiiist, and another man, who IL an
amateur the sport and whose did not lransplrs
The place appointed lott Prince and Mercer
streets aud In the nght Woods the winner punish
ing hts mao 50 severely that Is alleged be will not
survive.
The stock msike vas hrm yes,erisy Gold was sIso
6rm and closed al l44ila,t
There was a fair movement trade circles yesterday
and transactions 10 ar cx,en, botn in foreign
and domestic merchandise The sesdlness in the gold
market impaired greater buoyanCy and Increased arna.
neG TO the merchandise markets snd the transactions
were generally at full improved pu,cs Cotton was
rs,ber les. active bu. the late improvement, was well
sustained Groceries were quiet but steady On Chang.
bresdstufs were generally n,mer, but with the e1cep
iion OF oats, which improved lc. &c there we're no
radical changes Pork was easier Beef steady Lard
dali wh'skey IN moderate demand and arm fre'yh,.
aud pstroedm dun and heavy.
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