The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-20
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EUROPE.

Our dispatches by the Atlantic cable are dated TO Tues
day evening" September 1s.
The manifesto of the French Emperor to the Eu-
ropcan Powers the crisis rendered by the cable
Of an assuring peaceful character The changes
sulting from the favorable to France Prussia
and Italy are drawn closer. The Roman Convention
will be executed. The Baltic and Mediterranean
free. Austria Is pacifec-a perfect military organiza
tion must be maintained, notwithstanding.
Napoleon will permit French officers to hold Office
under Maximian in Difference to the principle of the
Monroe doctrine
The Prussan fleet of Kie has been put out of COM
mission.
passed the new electoral law.
The forts OF the Quadriatcral 10 be Immediately
transferred to venetia.
Austria makes a timely concession to the Hungarian
exics.
The man who attempted to ASSASSIN nate the Car of
Russia has been executed
Consos closed in London a. s9,l for money on Tues
day, September Is. Five-twentes quoted at TAX
at the close the same day.
10 the Liverpool cotton market middling uplands
closed at 1skd tho 18th inst slight advance expe
ronced noon being before the close Breadstuns
generally unchanged.
THE CITY.
There were eight new cases of cholera and three
torday Three and four deaths from the dis
reported In Brooklyn Four fresh cases and
one death from the disease wers reported from the
Quarantine The President OF the Board Of Health,
companied by several gentlemen and members Of the
press visited the monster Abattoir Cummunpaw yes
terday morning
The Board Of Education held its regular meeting yes
tsrtay An assistant teacher In the male department
Grammar School No. was dismissed Tor INJECTING
porsai punishment pupils An assistant superinten-
dant OF grammar schools appointed for two years
Daniel Buckley, school trustee Of the Fifth ward,
dismissed 1854 appropriated for repairs, &c, Of
Grammar School No. 90 &262 was appropriated for
for the female department Of Grammar School
No IL
The Commissioners OF Emigration met yesterday, the
President. Cuban @ verpanck, In the chair Specnca.
tcns Tor the alterations TO be made in the buildings at
Wards Island submitted and referred to the Com
mttce on Buildings communication received
from the master Of the ship Marcia Grcenlea asking for
tho remission of the ne Of SIS inflicted by the Commas
soners for hs omission Of passengers name from his
passenger list.
The Feast Of the Atonemenl most important OF the
fas, days In the Jewish calendar observed
ally by the Hebrews yesterday.
Mr. II N. Stewart, q respectable merchant on WASH
ington street, has instituted proceedings for divorce
against his wife, whom no of bng too affection
alto TO q Mr. VIM. C Knceland, while her husband was
stricken with typhoid fever Mr. Stewart has also
menced action the Supreme Court for Grim con-,
placing the damages at $4,000
Thomas W. Kelly, patrolman OF the Metropolitan
Police was before tho Police Commissioners yesterday
on complaint made by John ". Campbell, German
oizon who charges him with having en,iced away his
tths plaintiff 81 vito from her home and children From
she evidence Of Campbell appears that Kelly boarded
al his hoass for long time when he became too init
mate with his wife who had recently disappeared.
Kelly denied knowing her whereabouts The case was
adjourned until noon TO day when tho ssiua wife will
appear ~ witness.
An inquest held Coroner Cover yesterday,
on the body Of Mn Philippine Hausch, victim TO the
disaster near the Desbross ferry on last Sunday
when the ferry boat D. 8 Gregory collidcd with the
steamer George Warrington The amplcst testimony
elected, showing great culpaby on the part or the
pilot OF the ferry boat verdict was rendered in 40.
oordancs with the facts which ceusure on the pilot
was embodied.
Two wecks since Judge Barnard granted an alternative
mandamus addressed 10 Street Commissioner Cornell
directing him exhibit certain vouchers records OF
his department 10 Mr. Richard NJ Henry, citizen who
had made application therefor return 70 this manda.
mus was made yesterday by the Street Commissioner,
who 10 lengthy anhdsvit setting forth that |,
would be very injurious the routine OF business Of his
department II he 70 exhibit the records OF his once
TO every oltsen who desired to examine them After
hssrus the argument Of counsel Judge Barnard reserved
his decision.
Tho Phenx Bank defsicatIon has come up In our
courts in q new shape. suit has been commenced BY
the bask against the surces Of James Earle the assist
ant teller who implicated with jenkins In the dsfs
cation. and wAo committed suicide asr being arrested
Nsssp Hunt and sayrs, The defssdaus were bcndsmen
for Ess,e in shs sum Of 5000. motion was yester
dy ne(s bseou Judge Sutherland, By dsfssdsas, for
sn opx eoppsDss the bsak 70 als further bill Of
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