The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-03
EUROPE.

= n - ~ - w >.
EUROPE
Der special kilograms by the Atlantic cable are dated
trieste, Paris and Berlin tho LIST instant We have
general report dated London on the ID Of
december.
Of health of tho ex Empress Of Mexico Il re-
sarded as hopeless
Macmillan is expected at Mramar
me report Of the occupation Of Maamoros By United
States troops caused a marked sensation in Paris.
Prince Adelhert, Of Prussia High Admiral OF the
Pru3sn navy, is to visit the United States order
Atudy naval system and report improvements FOR The
Prussan feet.
Extensive arrests of Fenans arc made in Ireland
The Irish in Liverpool and Glasgow exhibit "bad
seeing," and troops likely to be from London
both cities.
rte troops in London are to be confined to barracks
during the great reform demonstration to-day Monday
MISCELLANEOUS.
The second session Of the Thirty ninth Congress assom
bliss to-day There ia no doubt that quorum will be
present In both houses and most probably the Pres-
asos message will be received early In the Afternoon
Mr. Boutwell,, at the republican caucus last night said
that special committee should be appointed whose duty
would DO to inquire ln,o the subject OF m
impeachment Of the President, and the sugges.
cooperation
present. Thad Stevens will introduce q resolution
al the earliest opportunity after the assembling of Con-
gross for tho appointmont Of joint committee 70 in
vssgss the conduct and Of the President and
report what action viii be necessary FOR Congress- 10
tAke 10 the matter II In also stated in Washington
Mr.. Schsnck will introduce bill 10 assemble the
Forticth Congress on the 9th day OF March.
Washington despatch says that the government had
Information as long ago as last winter that John II.
Sarrats had gone TO Europe person who accompanied
him On the voyage having communicated tho fact.
DESPATCH was received by the government yesterday
nooocng his arrest at Alexandria Egypt and stating
that there rs no doubt OF his identity.
The Rev. Charles Il. Harris preached in The Norfolk
street Methodist church yesterday the immortality OF
tho lessons taught on the stage Rev Mr. rockingham
delivered discourse at the THIRD Unitarian church on
Forteh street, on the subject OF extravaganza At Ply
mouth church, Brooklyn Rov Henry Ward Beccher adj
dressed his congregation tho development OF man.
hood and the standard by which should be Judged
He took occasion previous TO his compliment
che forthcoming address by Fred Douglass and remarked
ayorably the right OF female suffrage Rev Horato
Potter dscoursed the vices and mmoralties or New
York "a g. Luke's church. Hudson street, and the
Rev Thomas Preston delivered the nrst Of series OF
scur icctares the necessity Of Christian unity S.
Ann's church, In Eighth street
tbs Church Of TRANSPORTATION Mott street. yesterday
on the occasion OF tho closing OF the mission which has
been in progrc@ under the auspices OF the Dominican
ssahers Al that church for the three weeks The
Rev b oReilly delivered a lecture al the Catholic
rhurch or ~. Peter aud st. Paul in Williamsburg, on
ihs question, Has the Church still Life for tho
Nations I" In the OF his remarks the reverend
gentleman aid that wherever the Pope compelled
reside his residence would always DO the OF civil
saton and he would stiIl do he had done at Rome
RE delegates TO the French Canadian Convention were
entertained At banquet last evening by the New York
members Of tho Association. Several patriotic toasts
we're proposed, including the President Of the
United States Canada the fortieth State in the Unou
aud prosperity to the New York HERALD
our correspondence from Panama Is TO November "a
and from Santiago Chile, TO Novemberl The Peruvian
elections had ended In tho triumph OF Prsdo Peace ne
sotlstions with Spain were stn going on. Spain had
proposed 70 abandon the revolutionary claims amount
ing 70 $50 0o0 and allow the courts of justice 20
settle private claims; but IL s believed az Peru stlll
preparations that she would not &c.
cop, the propositions General Castillo was hsnshed 20
Chloe raid Cuba is warmly advocated hy parties
Santiago, Chile. Senior Don Manuel aa,ta . Chilean
Congrs~man, had offered q resolution requesting the
uabpe Ministers 10 resign, and bitterly assaling Pres
dent Perez. He was warmly urging It's passage when
our correspondence closed The Peruvian corspa,ors
had arrived under guard at Valparaiso. General XII.
patrick was 20 have been married TO Chilean lady
ine I'd u and General vckers, sttsche Of the ega
ton and a resident Of Philadelphia TO have been
married the 10th Of November TO the sister Of Gen
srs KiIpatnck's intended bride.
Tho news from Central America Ia not OF special
Importance The Guatemala Congress was TO have mot
on the 10th Of November on the LIST and 10th
81, sharp shocks Of earthquakes were felt in Sal
vador senior Guzman had been elected President OF
o. Nicaragua In Bogcta the Archbishop had been ex
PEELED The state by the Executive, and his palace and
archives seized. movement expected among
hosaueros friends 10 revolutonize the government and
make him monarch. complimentary resolution Of
respect for The memory Of Henry Chauncey and John L.
stephens and Of thanks 70 them and William r. Aspn-
wall Tor thor services In the projection OF the Panama
Railroad has passed the Legislative Assembly Of Panama
Their portraits 10 he placed IN the reception room OF
the Executive mansion.
Letters from the city Of Mexico, dated November TO-
resolved at Washington state that Marshal Bayane had
organized and armed two Mexican rcemen,s and
promised that the French troops should not interfere
with them, provided they would dscsre for General
0rtssa ssd proclaim him PresIdep. Positive Dforma.
toe cf the occupation Of hasa,lan the 18th ut By
bs liberals has been receiy)4 in San yrauc,sco.
dIsease, pronounced By The Kings physicisn ana
sssse medical men 10 BE- Asiatc cholera broke vio
NV ~ aAlsals n shs island VI ~ Thomas. 0a ,hs