The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-01
EUROPE.

teegr0InH, was etiu ON the pO1ut OF Delu8
suppressed Pnm had taken TO the mounaains,
HIS troops had been routed and The victorious
pnrsuers had left hoIses and baggage behind hsm IN
order 70 follow him mp the moro closely Notvithsand
ing those cosssr De reports martial law remained
vigorously enforced In Madrid and uneasness and pop
uar manifestations Of sympathy for the insusent
prevailed. - . ~ 4, i, F.a
In ireland the British government taking still
serious measures for the destruction of Fenians
Dublin and Tipperary had been proclaimed" under tho
Arms aet-a mild species of martial law.
In London also extraordinary precautions being
taken against anticipated attack the Custom House
and government Offices.
United States vetwenties remained firm at 90 ON the
London Stock Exchange. y
AZ MIsCELLANE0Us
Delegations from the Choctaw Chickasaw, Cherokee,
Creek Seminole and Ottawa tribes Of Indians, accompa.
MED by Commissioner Cooley. had Interesting inter-
view with President johnson yesterday The President
in response 10 the remarks Of of the chiefs pro
ised them that they shoud have the full benefit of their
treaties with the government ~
Lieutenant General Grant yesterday issued order
announcing the organization Of permanent Artillery
Board, TO which questions relating 10 the artillery
vice may DO referred by the Secretary Of War the
GeneralinChief and which may also originate recon-
mendations regard the efficiency interests Of the
artillery arm.
Mexican advices from Vera TO the 22d Of January
report the defeat by the imperial General Prieto in the
State Of Tehuanepec Of arepublcan force Of two thou
sand under General Fgueron with loss to the latter Of
hundred killed. the impcriass claiming have had
only seven killed and thirty wounded. The state Of
siege at Tapco has been declared removed by Marshal
Bazaine Reports Of anticipated changes in Maxmilian's
Cabinet prev allied. The republican General Pornno Daz
renamed with his force In tho State Of Oajaca.
The desire Of Maximilan's French soldiers for war
with the United States s said have boon increased by
the Bagdad raid Texas papers reitcrate the report,
already given In the HERALD, that General 0rtega Presi-
dent Of the Supreme Court Of the Mexican republic has
issued protest against the Of President Juarcz
Tie Cuban news furnishcd in our correspondents
brought by tho steamship MORO Castle which arrived
here yesterday from Havana, rs important A de-
| crco Of tho Spanish government has been re.
ceived, directing tho Immediate dissolution Of
lsuopiNy Of Influential Cubans, formed. IN Novem-
Der Imt for tho purpose Of cndcavoring to put
asop 10 tho slave trade and ordering the destruction Of
all its papers The decree also rcprmands tho Captain
General for having councnanced the socetys organxa-
ton rumor prevailed that two additional cargoos OF
Africans had recently been landed the island IL 10
stated as significant incident that Secretary seward
during his stay IN Havana declined to recovc tho Baron
Magnus. PrussiAn Minister 10 the OF MACMILLAN,
who was then in that city route to Mexico. Mr.
Seward gave the Captain General OF Cuba Invitation
to visit this country. The waters around Cuba
ported to DO haunted by number Of Chilean prvateers
looking out for spos among the Spanish merchantmen,
among the and officers Of which there Is consider
able alarm.
Toronto despatch announces . new Fenan alarm
along tho Canadian frontier and Is reported that the
provincial military to be strengthened owing to in
formation received that General sweeny has his forces
prepared for raids number Of the principal towns
United States Commissioner Osborn has pronounced q
deeso In which he declares that Robert Martin, who
IL charged with having bscn concerned In the rebel
attempt to burn New York November 1894 shall be
held for trial. The ground that he gave aid and
fort TO the rebellion.
In tho Of the government Cbauncy Fabian
and Barney. before Judge Shpman In the United States
Circuit Court counsel occupied yesterday in arguing
motion 20 quash tho Indictment. Judge shpman re-
served his decision til this morning
An application yesterday made In the Supreme
Court, chamber before Judge Sutherland, the mat
ter OF tho Columbian Marine Insurance Company
sirucions relative TO the cancelling OF outstanding
pocios report Of the receivers and an affidavit on
LIE part OF the policy holders were read, and short
argument made by counsel representing different
policy holders. The Judges decision was reserved
An notion trial yesterday In the Circuit Court
Of Brooklyn, before Judge Gilbert. In which Amos s.
Perry the Union Ferry Company injuries sus.
,aned by having his leg crushed between ono Of the
ryboaas aud The bridge at the foot Of Montague street,
damages being laid at thirty Eve thousand dollars The
| case Is still on - 1888
Another alleged Gaze Of financial cmbczzlcmcnt or
fraudulent appropriation Of funds turned up yesterday
the Court Of Common Pleas The plaintiffs are the firm
Of Meyer Co. bankers Of Berlin, Prussia who charge
That Mr. Charles Noclte. their cashier In conjunction
with two ladies' and two young men, puroined sixty
thouand Prussan haers and absconded 10 this country
We publish fun account OF thc matter In another
| part Of our present issue. r-n re. t.rs.- Il
The inquest In the Rkcrs Island murder case was con-
tinuod and closed yesterday before Coroner Lynch, In
Brooklyn. Tho Coroner explained the conduct Of Judge
Reynolds OF the City Court In recently dscharging Pat
rick Conway arrested suspicion OF being the muir.
dercr. Tho jury returned verdict charging Conway
with having committed the murder and ccnsuving the
Judges condnc, in hbcrang him pending the Coroncrs
| investigation.
notwithstanding the recen, mild weather. the skating
continues good and the ball remains up All the ponds
sti throneed yesterday and Of the sport
| and enjoyment great
meeting OF the Ladies' Central Centenary Associa-
ton held In the chapel a. ~ Paus Methodist Eps
copai church, Fourth avenue, yesterday. Mrs Skdmorc
presided, and Rev. DR. Kddcr and Rev. Mr. Fors spoke
| The former gentleman suggested that the Methodist
ladies Of New York and Brooklyn nise nfty thousand
| dollars 70 erect mission building.
The Twentieth New York state militia regiment nuns
bcring ave hundred and sixty officers and men, under
command Of bcvo, Dugadicr General Jacob D. Harden.
berg arrived In this city from Richmond. Va, Tues
day evening end proceeded yesterday 70 Hsrs Island
where they win b. paid on and receive their nnai dis.
charge This the last infantry regiment Of the Army
OF the Potomac.
case 10 nov undergoing examination before me
authorities q brooklyn, In which Professor Van Epps,
the principal Of the Trusnt Home 1t Flabush s accused
Of mineral conduct IN prssnes Of the female pupils Of
that Institution The CO. nst before Justice Cor