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

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EUROPE.
By tho Atlantic cable we have news rerert datet
yesterday evening, November 10.
Lord Derby, the Premier OF England alludes to Til.
relations existing with the United States In endly
concatory TERMS expressing the hope that the SETTLE
mont of pending questions will be approached In tie
same spirit.
The Princess Dagmar, Of Denmark was married in 8.
Petersburg to the heir apparent the throne of Russia
yesterday.
Forty-two persons belonging to q secret political
society have been arrested in Paris
Our special correspondence from Austria and Ial "
dated at Omutz Troppau Prague and Venice, narrates
matter Of much interest," detailing the Of the EN-.
peror Of Austria and the rsawakening Of the people
Venice to national life. ~
Francis Joseph, Of Austria had ssnildlyn enthusi.
astic reception in Prague few hours previous TO the
making Of attempt take his life by shooting The
demonstration was not congenia however The letter
or our correspondent closes just previous his Majesty
entering the theatre at the door OF which the assassin
took his stand.
Consols cioasd At sex for money In London yesterday
The prices OF American securities have not been received
Aidding uplands was al 14d in the Liverpool cotton
market
MIsCELLANR0Us.
The President yesterday submitted some portions OF
his annual message to tho Cabinet Our relations with
and there 10 reason to believe that In neither Maxi
milan the French troops have left on the arrival or
General Sherman, vigorous 70 expedite their
departure will b recommended to Congress Letters
written Ia tho interest Of tho imperialists have
been received In Washington dscrcdng the story OF
haximlians abdication. but they are NOT believed.
General Sherman, accompanied by Colonel AudsnYeid bis
aide, Minister Campbell and Secretary Of Legation
Plumb, embarked yesterday afternoon on the steamship
Susqushanna for Vera Cruz.
Our special fashions correspondence, dated on the
eoth Of October, opens with some exceedingly use.
ful hints on the important matters Of shopping.
che choice Of materials for winter dressss and
the quantities required for the different styles OF
among the workmsn Of Lyons causes an imperial pat.
ronags to be given 10 elaborate descriptions Of silk in
order that they may be relieved some extent BY s
manufacture This should be overlooked in the pur
chase OF the article will the dealers 70 use
efforts to get OF goods which win prove unfashIonable,
although Of 6ne quality. Winter nantes, matinee
dresses, bonnes trimmings with the other requisI tes
reported In order.
The argument In the Baltimore Police Commissioners
habeas corpus concluded yesterday afternoon
Judge Bartol will announce his decision on Tuesday
II now believed that the election judges appointed by
the now commissioners WILL In tho decision Opposes
the latter claim TO have been Illegally appointed Judges
and thus nuify the election.
The Executive Committee Of the German societies
held meeting on Friday evening" at their rooms on the
Bowery. Mr. John J. Freedman made speech on the
Excise law and s relation TO the recent elections In
which he said that the strength OF Fenton with his party
lay 10 the fact that no had signed tho Excise law.
An application was made before Judge Brady OF the
Court Of Common Pleas yesterday for an order 10 ex
anime Rufus L. Lord to perpetuatc his testimony The
motion was made In the OF Barron VS. vermilyea
the plaintiff being party who sustained loss Of half
million In securities deposited in Lords safe at tho
time OF the celebrated robbery The motion was granted
The case OF stoddard stoddard which Is an action
for divorce by husband from his wife on the ground OF
adultery, In the Superior Court chambers yester
day morning motion was made by the wifcs counsel
for alimony and was argued ut length.
Tho examination Of witnesses in reference to the pur
chase by Mr. HELEN Of coupons from bonds stolen from
Mr. Rufus l. Lord resumed yesterday before Judge
Bowling. The defence was closed and decision made
that the evidence would not warrant tho sending
ths case to the Grand Jury The defendant accord
insly dismssed.
Tho examination Of witnesses In the OF the Rev
George 7. williams, Episcopaiian minister, who Is
charged with picking ladys pocket In Fifth avenue
Stage few weeks since, was continued before justice
Dodge yesterday. Tho AFTER witness was ex.
amned was postponed until the 2ist inst
William Hayden, native Of Louisville, KY, and one
Of the Fsnian prisoners trial In Toronto, ycstcr
day found guilty and sentenced 10 DO hung the 18th
OF December.
Information has boon received that the herring fisheries
Oh Labrador are complete failure and the coast nhab
hn" are consequently rendered destitute.
Two women verc murdered by negroes near Brand
vile, o., on Thursday last. The murderers have
been arrested
General J. 9. Davis has prohibited any military dis
play In Louisville over tho body Of Roger Hanson.
formerly rebel general on The occasion OF ,,s inter
mont
The annual session OF the Synod OF tho praebv,eyan
Church OF Virginia Is now being held In Norfolk. Va
shor but Interesting and comprehensive history a.
The Gait ole Church in America published this morn.
ing Ia another column
The steamship Manhattan Captain Dcaken. viii sail
Tor Havana, slsai and Vera Cruz al noon 10 morrow
from pier No. North The mails for tho abovs
ports win close ct the Pos. once at eleven o'clock
The stock market was unsettled yesterday, but closed
steady. Gold was heavy and sold down 10 is4x
The downward turn In the gold premium srsrtsd
depressing influence IN trade circles Saturday. sad