The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-06
EUROPE.


EUROPE.
2, the Atlantic cable we have news report dates
yesterday, December s.
number or Fenian Headers" have been arrested In
Dublin.
The Pope, 1t is said, will enter into negotiations witt
Victor Emanael's envoy in Rome.
John H. Surratt ia in safe custody
President Johnsons ssage had no effect on the Lon
don money market
Our special correspondence from Paris Berlin and St
Petersburg, with the newspaper reports published TO-
day. contain very interesting details of our cable des
patches to the Goth Of November so far as the advices
relate to the health OF the Empress, or MEXICO
she position Of tho FrancoMexcan bonds on the Paris
Bourse the sudden illness of the imperial Russian BRIDE
The progress and import Of the Russo alliance
negotiations and the general situation OF Fenansm in
Ireland at that period
Consols were valued ss1s for money, in Lcadou at
noon yesterday United States ve.twentes were at 77K
sseF~--- CONGRESS.
In tho Senate yesterday the standing committees
chosen resolution inquirng into the power OF the
President restore con1sated property was adopted
The House bill TO rereal tho act granting the amnesty
and pardon powes TO the President taken up and
generally Diseased Pending the discussion Mr.. Sum-
ner offered resolution, OF which he gave notice on
Tuesday relative to the jurisdc ton Of Congress over
the reconstruction Of the Southern States, and
the illegally Of the governments in those States.
II declares In substance that Congress urs
dcton those States and recognize only those hav.
ing legal and valid Legislatures entitled TO representa-
ton voice in the adoption Of the constitutional
amendment Tho resolutions were ordered TO be
printed. resolution TO amend the constitution
TO make the President ineligible for second term
referred Tho House resolution for the continuance Of
che Re construction Committee concurred In.
In the House the motion TO reconsider the vote by
which the bill for the regulation Of appointments TO and
removals from ONCE was recommitted TO the Judiciary
Committee last session, reconsidorcd and the BILL
with several amendments made the special order
FOR to-day A bill 10 debar any defence by virtue OF tho
authority Of the late called Confederate States in civil
suits wherein OF the parties Is loyal passed.
AT caucus Of the republican members Of the House,
held evening several measures for future consider
alton agreed upon Among them were bills regu-
lang the organization Of the House. directing the Clerk
TO place upon the roll from States not repre-.
sented in the previous session, and providing that
electoral votes DO counted from States no. represented
and appointing committees to investigate the New Or
Jeans riots the and OF conHscated or aban.
oned property and the release Of the murdcres OF Union
soldiers in South Carolina Mr. Raymond was present
and stating that he had abandoned the Philadelphia
Convention when he found il likely lead to tho defeat
Of the Union party, was permitted to take part IN the
proceedings
THE CITY.
The Board Of Education last evening The appli.
cation from the school officers Of the sixth ward asking
Tor s62s7 to furnish school building, referred
10 the Committee on Buildings communication from
the Of the city, complaining that their
salaries only $7oO $500 year. that they
BILE TO live on them, asking increase referred
TO the Committee on Teachers communication from
General Moyneaux suggesting the proprety Of estab-
ishIng school ship for educating seamen for the mcr-
camille marine service, referred tho President and
Clerk. A resolution adopted nstructng the Com
mttee on Teachers consider the proprey Of aboshng
corporal punishment the schools OF the city and report
upon IL at the next meeting resolution transferring
the enor fund the OF the College OF the city
Of New York. TO enlarge the library Of the institution
was adopted.
Al the meeting Of the Commissioners OF Emigration
yesterday the statistics submitted the Board showed
that the number OF emgrants landed at this port last
week 3,265, making the total number Of arrivals
since January 2l9 $40. The Communication balance is
now s73677 81
The Board Of Supervisors met yesterday, passed
number Of routine bills and adjourned without consd
ering anything Of special public interest.
The list OF elected candidates Aldermen and Coun-
ollmen, as Published yesterday, was correct with two
exceptions In the Sixth CouncIlmanc district John J.
kehoe democrat s elected, instead OF John Hazel re-
publican, and In the Seventh Councmanc district
james Reilly democrat, s elected In place Of Hugh
Turner, republican For school Trustee In the Eleventh
ward Theodore Tookc elected instead OF Cyrus schoon
maker.
During the past ten days there has been unusual &C.
tiviiy at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Orders have been
received 10 get eight vessels the gunboa,s Penobsco
Peora, Gettysburg Unadilla Huron. Qu,nnebaush and
Purveyor and The sloop.ofwr Iroquois In readiness
for with oil sspa,ch Tho Gettysburg was formally
put into comnssc yesterday with orders 10 report 10
Admiral Palmer Cite wos India squadron
Judge Michael molly Is preparing 10 contes, tbo
oil scton OF Richard D Connolly 10 the comp,roerablp
Of the city on The ground that his tickets we're refused
,m perry at some Of the polling places
t rspor, Of the Treasurer Of Kings county for tho
nsal year ending August l. 1885, shows the total amour,
receive by the Treasurer during the year o:hlye been
e3o. $40, and she balance remaining $3.50 5ao
w offered q 1900 worth or gold coupons Of 1881 4,
y seS once In Wall street yesterday, but on sxami.
baioq thcy were found TO be counterfsl Tho boys ON.
bioycr eoald not be discovered.
The invesiIsation into the Affairs OF the ccmpiroers
1ee9s ~ rsssSsg yesterday. Es'gqdse Gilbert Dcaus.