The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-14

EUROPE.

EUROPE
BY arrival OF the steamships Germania and City of
Paris at this port yesterday have from Europe
10 the Sd OF May, four days later
Mr. Gladstone informed the English House Of Com
that Earl Russell did not consider the small ma
jory by which the Reform bill voted second read
Ing defeat of his ministry that the Cabinet would
not resign but the contrary that he the Chancellor
of the Exchcqucr) would Immediately introduce new
measure for the Acknowledgement of the people," in
which his plan for the redistribution OF in the
House would be embodied. Mr.. Bright, MP, fully en-
dorscs the action of the government and prophecies lis
triumph in Parliament
The North American fisheries and confederation qucs
tons mentioned in the House Of Commons, but
with particular result.
EsThe reports from Germany were Of very conflicting
the I'd of May but the the tendency of tho
diplomacy between Austria and Prussia and Italy,
was, after roundabout writing certainly in the
direction Of war Heavy ornaments military and naval,
wcrc being undertaken both by Austria and Italy, and
the latest report from London dated the Sd Of May,
gays the situation continued menacing and that the
preparations being pushed forward vigorously.
The Italian feet had sailed from Genoa but its dcstina
ton known. France remained excited, but pro-
fcssed absolute neutrality and England, expressed
by the London Times, denounced the German war as
slrcnuously ever.
policeman was murdered in the streets of Dublin
and an attempt made to murder another member of the
force the same night i, was said by Fenians
The news of the Fenian invasion of Campobello was
received in England. 1t generally rdiculcd, but
evidently attracted considerable attention.
serious financial panic commenced the London
Stock Exchange April go extended to the Paris Bourse
and prevailed IN both cities in form or less Sc
AT the latest date The panic in London vas
greater than any experienced during the past nine years
Ita an stock fell five per cent and American securities
were included in general decline of foreign There
a worry heavy outflow of gold from the Bank of Eng
and to the Continent
Consois closed in London the Sd OF May at $685. a
)jis for money. United States dve-twenties 6s 6sk.
The Bank of England advanced its of interest to
Cvcn per cent on The Sd OF May
panic prevailed in the money markets OF India, and
)ills were, April 49, generally unsalcablc.
The Liverpool cotton market was lrncr on the I'd OF
May, with prices advanced one-fourth Of penny but
M he 81 instant the market easier with dccn.
ing tendency, in qucncc Of the advance in the
Of interest by the Bank of England Breadstuirs were
auic1 and steady Provisions duh and downward.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Excise law generally enforced in the city
vest ray aud nearly all the liquor saloons proper
kept Theoretically closed. The restaurants and eating
houses however open, and drove thriving trade
in dinners breakfasts aud suppers proper adjunct OF
which generally glass OF rum a gin cocktail
brandy smash Catawba cobber TIL re were also,
the same extended excursions TO the rural districts
Of westcles;er noticed tho preceding Sunday,
where the rules of the Excise Board do not extend.
Over ty thousand persons from the city visited Jersey
Grog ana lager freely drank until the storm came
on when the visitors nearly all caught the rain
There were few fights with serious results. The
arrests for infringemcns of the law were eighiy-sx
eight OF whom were females forty for keeping
stores open wcntyonc for intoxica,ion, eighteen for
dsordcry conduct
One death from cholera that OF Hugh Hanratty o
Monaghan Ireland, of the employees on board the
hospital ship Falcon yesterday at the Lower
Quarantine There now forty-nino cases on board
The Chilean consul, accompanied by Ruper,o vergara
visited stephens yesterday The committc OF nves
CATION at The Manhattan headquarters at two O'Clock
T. NJ Active preparations being made for the com
Dig mass meeting. A long programme has been drawn
IN aud the circles In tho Manhattan district to meet
9is evening. Colonel Kelly will be grand marshal Ste
Dhcns repudiaies osteutaton, and will drive TO the
)ound accompanied only 10y the reception committee
lc Mayor. 1cafjs Of Aldermen aud Councimen are in
tucd to attend
The faneral a. she late John J. Davies Grand Master
100 r,oi Soat.rn llcw York, was celebrated ycstcr
Sty, aud was a.iendc: by upwards of four thousand
perbcrs Of the organization which be had prcsid
d. The religions ceremonies took place at ST. Johns
Episcopal church. In Brooklyn, and those peculiar TO
the Old Fellows organization at Greenwood Cemetery,
where the body Inferred
Last evening the Rev Dr Chccver delivered sermon
at the Church OF the Purilans, Union square, the
Fright OF Suffrage from God and the Guilt and Peril Of
Withholding It," taking for his the tenth Of
the second chapter Of Malachi Have we not all on,
father hath not God created us' Why do we deal
MAJ al ais brot har Inv
faning the covenant OF iaihcrsSn
The Rev H. stephen Tying, Jr, preached yesterday at
the Madison avenue Presbyterian church, on the occs
sion OF the anniversary OF the Young Mems Christian
Association In the Of his remarks the rcveren
gentleman gave some statistics OF the evil influences o
fhs city which conspirc TO entrap the youth into th
whirlpool Of sim Ho suggested that the Association
should establish fraternity in every ward in III
city, which should be supplied with gymnasiums, bow
ing alleys facilities for chess dominces &c, wit
which TO attract young men who might otherwise
drawn 10 the haunts OF vice.
The Rev Mr.. omley preached yesterday morning II
tho Baptist church Macdougal street He dive
mainly upon the subjec, OF religion, and said tina
a rood life was the best religion after ALL and holmes
the mos, convincing sermon
The John street Methodist Episcopal Church wa
crowded yesterday TO hear the Rev. DR.. Hldre,h di
course on tho DIVINITY Of Christ"
In the chapel OF the Church OF the Holy Trinity,
Madison avenue, yesterday, the Rev. Mr. pymond q
dressed a largo congregation In the afternoon Sand
exercises school we're conducted and devotional execis
were continued In the evening
4 conference Of tho Christi an uniou was held yest