The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-11
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EUROPE.


BY the arrival yesterday. Of the steamships Hibcrnan
q Father Point. and Ednburg and Malta n this port
ws have from Europe TO the LIST Of June-two
days lacrwith special correspondence from Vienna
Tiorsncs Madrid and Paris dated 10 the last day Of
May.
Tho correspondence 10 Of very important and Int
resting character portrayng as does the dangerous
situation 10 which the monarchies OF the Old World
placed with an intense and violent excitement
and preparations prevailing the greater portion
81 the Continent u the very moment that
he day was being named for the Assem-.
blags Of q peace Congress In Paris. Al the ia,es,
hour the aspect OF the German question was not
materially changed II thought tho Congress would
organize but the people had little faith IN the efforts Of
tho diplomatists to prevent Italy may bs said TO
be are and the Austrian General Benedek had left
Vienna for the field Indeed told that Austrian
and Prussian soldiers had already met In sort Of i'm
promptu skrmish, in the neghborhood Of KEEL Austria
kep< up . bold military appearance, but her finances
were sadly dcranged
II s said that Napoleon viii preside the Congress
should II meet
Tho disbanded Austro. Mexican volunteers had some
violent rows in and near Trieste.
Our Madrid correspond shows that Spain was about
70 awaken from the cabinet deusop OF conquest South
America She likely however 10 sndeavor 10 retain
her hold OF the Chinca Islands
The continued OF the radicals In American Con-
grsss pnresdent johnson and his measures for recon-
ssrucson still attracted attention in England.
The great prize Of Paris by English horse,
the property Of the Duke Of Beaufort There great
display Of the ncongous material which constitutes the
.fashionable world" Of France the at Long
champs The and running are described by our
Paris correspondent
consols closed in London on the LIST Of June al s7K
n T1xo flvnv sSrx.1
cotton market closed firm, al advance experienced
during the weck, ON the LIST OF June. Provisions dull,
Win price. unchanged Breadsurs duh and easier.
THE fENIANs.
Another skirmIsh has taken place between the Fcnans
and thor enemy.
Asou, eight miles from 81 Armand . brigade OF
British regulars charged upon tho small portion OF
Spears army that had remained behind and captured
sixteen prisoners Some Of the Fcnians were killed,
but how many 10 not known This fight took
place almost on the boundary line across which
The Penans were compelled 10 retreat Tho English
however, had idea Of stoppog account Of bcund.
ay lines, and they charged forward the nne,
0rng upon the rctreating band Of Fenians They also
made some captures on American soil This AFFAIR has
been reported V General Meade, who .. present inves
ugaiing IL
The Fennns are sim busiy engaged IN attempting TO
sscs Of The seurals defeats ,her purpose Of their
material being captured
General swseny and Colonel Mchsn we're parolsd yeA
tsrday 70 The limits Of the town Of 5, Adams BY Cen
sra McadA
Fifteen hundred Ycnians from the csnads line reached
Boston yesterday. They were furnished transportation
~ the United states Smaller parties Of them are re-
ported al various places vpsits for their homes
A. q meeting Of the Provincial Cabinet yesterday a,
Ottawa Il was determined 70 administer an oath Of allie
glance 70 every clerk In the government service Several
arrests for renian prociivos have boon made and var
rants are out for others
There about one hundred Fenisns N prison =
Toronto exclusive Of those arrested on suspicion
said that the feeling In favor Of hanging them all ha'
subsded with The excitement and terror occasIoned By
the INVASION Only the Canadians found In arms and
the leaders win Be put 70 death.
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