The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-08
EUROPE.

EUROPE.
Nv the Atlantic cable we have advces dated in Trieste
aud Berlin yesterday, October I.
The Canadian revolutionary movement against the
Turks is extending rapidly and tho sultans Cabinet is
debating the proprlety Of breaking OF relations with
Greece.
Prussia takes possession OF the late kingdom Of Han
by royal patent and demands the allegiance Of the
people.
MISCELLANEOUS
The opening Of the Catholic Convention Baltimore
the mos. Imposing display OF the clergy
in this country Every available space the neighbor
hood Of the cathedral packed With human beings to
the procession Of bishops Inside the cathedral the
prsia,es and dgnaries occupied all the space in the
sanctuary and half way down the aisles. The Arch
bishop Of Baltimore occupied the throne After mass
Aruhbishop McCloskey preached the sermon, which is
given in full in columns this morning The Council
organized. the Archbishop Of Baltimore being
chosen President
Plymouth church was crowded yesterday in the morn
ing and evenIng--in the forenoon by = congregation
eager 70 hear the Rev. henry Ward Becchcr, who
preached taken from tho tenth chapter Second
Corinthians, fifth verse. and in the evening the Row Dr.
Storrs who discoused "The Bibe.n Last evening
also Dr. Cheever delivered discourse at his church,
taking his subject the Plans OF Rebel Reconstruc-
ionn He bitterly denounced the proposed amendment
10 the constitution, stigmatizing u ~ q measure to
which Christian should assent because IL did not
the franchise upon the freedmen Of the South Rev.
Dr. Spear, a. the South Presbyterian church. in
Brooklyn, delivered sermon National Affairs
which approved the actions OF Congress
trssssd with those Of the President and strongly advo
Gated adoption Of the constitutional amendment, do.
olaring IL to be the utmatum Of tho North Services
wersaiso held the Anthem Memorial church. & AIMS
Free church, the Presbyterian church Houston and
Thompson streets and elsewhere
Fsnian delegation waited upon the President yeser.
day and laid before him the resolution recently
adopted by the meeting in this city asking the
recall OF Minister Adams and two consuls in Ire
land acquiescing in Engiand's declaration
ths, citizens Of that country .cannot throw on
their allegiance by becoming naturaizcd in the
United States They laid before him the case Of the
PRISONERS Ireland, bat IL thai the interview
NO, satisfactory to the delegation in It's results Mr.
stephens has sent committee through the country to
collect arms and money from those willing TO make
donations tho cause Santa expected 10 attend
picnic 1t Quarantine Landing to-day, staten Island,
given under The auspices OF Colonel Roberts and
his adheronts.
Additional particulars relative the burning OF -.
Pslrcks cathedral have TRANSFERRED The loss not 10
great was supposed-not exceeding SO 0o0 which
there Insurance Of s5l 600 All the valuables Of
the cathedral were and the walls have
escaped without serious damage An expenditure Of
SIS 600 or $40 0o0 above the win ret and
adapt Il again for further use This viii doubt be
accomplished in Ave or six months In tho mean time
the chapel will DO used for religious services.
The Adams Express car on train Of the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad bound eastward, was entered by
robbers on Saturday night and robbed Of $4,000 They
then threw the safe and jumped from the car Az
soon n the act known hand returned and re.
covered the safe, but the robbers escaped
The steamer Santiago do Cuba, which left this port
Zoe San Francisco California the 18th ult, returned
again yesterday having encountered very severe storm
on the coast Of Florida which shc slce entirely
csablsd having lost her ruddcrbead and sprung leak
Foar OF the crew were washed overheard BY the heavy
sea-. No other lives were lost and only other per-
son was injured.
The steamship George Cromwell, from New Orleans
resched here yesterday, having on board the passengers
aud crew the steamship Daniel Webster which sprung
leak In hurricane the % inst while on her voy-
age from this port TO Mobile The Webster Was kept
aaoa, BY the ersous OF the captain and crew until the
arrival Of the Cromwell tho following day On thor
being transferred last named vessel the sinking
steamer went down
The Cromwell also rescued the captain and crew OF the
schooner ainnehahs, which was abandoned at sea on
Friday
Two or three ARRAYS occurred Philadelphia on Sat
urdsy between adherents OF the rival gubcrna,oris
oapdates Both parties confident Of success 10 the
election which takes place 20 morrow.
Son Butler in his speech at Cincinnati on Saturday
night assaulted the President violently than he has
done heretofore. lie said ne ought be mpeac he'd,
snd he called upon the army navy TO assist
him ssa,nst Congress he would be disobcyed.
The Oregon Legislature Saturday expunged their
former ratification Of the constitutional amendment
SECRETARY Seward is s,ill improving ~ health. He was
sbls 70 leave his room yesterday.
The New Orleans T;mss now very severe Ia It's de-
nunciaon Of Mayor Monroe, aud preparing 70 advo-
cate the adoption or the constitutional amendment
Queen Emma " s,iIi 10 San Francisco, but viii proba-
by lake her departure today.
one man was killed and two we're wounded by William
Richardson In Baltimore, ss, night 10 squsrrs grow
lag cot Of political excitement
rtsre we're slsvsn cs.ss o. csc'-ra " NsshvuI- ~