The New York herald., 1866-04-30
w ITH SUPPLEM E Mt.
EUROPE.

The main points Of the European by the Her
man, dated to the 18th Of April published tue
sRALo yesterday morning. after the arrival OF the
toamer at this port with synopsis Of her financial and
commercial report The details given to-day Inter-
nsting dispatches from special correspondents in
Paris, Madrid and Berlin also appear in columns.
The Spanish people heartily tired Of the trans
nlantic ami the excitement with regard 10 the
subject In Madrid was confined to government circles
and the Cabinet officers vino wcrc busly employed In
dcvising some plan FOR bringing it to an end
We informed that Baron Saillard, his return
from Mexico, assured Napoleon that Maximilans
hopeless and that Mexico will be in the end
run by migrants from the Untedestaes.
Consols closed in London the 10th OF April at S6H
3ek for delivery aud s6is so1s for the account-an
advance Of from tue sailing Of the Africa The Pans
BoIrse firm. American cotton advanced half OF
spenny in Liverpool the 10th instant The market
was steady Breadsiufrs firm and tending upward
THE CITY.
The cholera s fast abaing at tho Lower Quarantine.
No deaths have taken place additional cases received
board the hospital ship Falcon since Friday last and
oil board reported TO be In fair way OF recovery
The British steamship Erin Captain Cutting from Lve
pool via Queenstown arrived at this yesterday with
eleven hl drod and eighty passengers of whom twenty
In the first cabin. The Erin reports -four deaths
the same Inc as the England and virginia
A meeting OF the caulkers. shipwrghis and ship
jolners Of New York and vicinity held Saturday
morning Botanic Hail. No 6s East Broadway at which
Of resolutions offered by each of the three
societies denouncing the assertions published by tho
bosses false aud expressing determination 10 adhere
70 their demand for the recognition OF eight hours
day'swork
Tie Protestant episcopal Church Missionary Society
or seamen this port held its twenty annivcr
pary the Church Of the incarnation in Mad son
puc last light From the annual report read by the
,ccretary appeared that society free from debt
there beng balance OF tTOi hand The disburse.
mcnts during the year Amounted TO IS, es1 The total
receipts were $500, OF which Ass from
legacy
Daniel J. Hogan, Sho represents himself to be law
clerk living at 22t Elst Fourteenth street. arrested
yesterday having In BIS possession OF number OF
gold checks siolor tbe 9th inst from th, nrm Of r
G Irwns Sons, on Broad street.
Two young mon, aged eighteen and nineteen years
became involved in a quarrel late saturday night,
ia Leonard street, In which one OF them stabbed the
other dangerously with a knife. He was arrested
ofccr Ross OF the Second precinct while searching
The house 20 spruce street. the door Of which be found
Omen yesterday morning at early hour fell through
hatchway TO tho Goor beneath, and was seriously In
Jured.
small colorcd girl was over by street car yes
t,rtry Ga he Broadway oni seventh avenue linz, and
T., hf1rei The driver ,rr sted
'le CO. rch of So. j tt t'is Egangcls, on the cor.
ibuy4Sh .i,c.' ord Lexington avenue, ycster
oil. ,rnola tvca.riv persons received the saora
m.p Confirmation At the hands OF Bishop Potter
A''s ocagregaton attended the meeting Of the Chris
tau Cnou Association yesterday af'eroon, at the Gin
toa avenue Congregational church. Rows Nr Hodge
nnd Mason Gauag addressed the congregation on the
subject Of the union o. Christian denominations.
The services Of the Iridium, IN commemorative o
n.assod John Berchmaus g. j. we're commenced yester
dy afternoon IN the Church Of 81 Francis Xavier, Wes
Sixteenth street. The consisted Of the ~zposi
zion Of the relies Of the bcasnea blessing of his portrait
and solemn vcspcrs at when the Rcv Father Pcrron
j. Superior OF the North American Vi sson oilciatc'
as celebran, Rev " rhicry 8 j., deacon aud Mr Bus
aam, 5 j., sbdcacon Tho exercises Will be continued
g. JAY.
Last evening. in thc Metropolitan Hail. slNth avenue,
fr @. W. sleeper, Of Baltimore, read lecture on IN
spprsason OF freedom Of speech n Provdcn'e ., Hhod
aad There were not more than dozen persons !
s,.naaaS The speaker dweiI on narration Of Ori'a