The New York herald., 1866-07-22

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that Green had en- apprised Of the plot inc iui'ne
! learng OF the case was adjourned Till THURSDAY.
| Colonel Goodwin the agent for Miss Ella van w'ei
sp seances before the Court again yesterday
! charged with an assault three young men a. na
| exhibition hall He was held TO answer.
The stock market was firm yesterday, including gov
ernmen,s Gold closed at l50S
| The steamship North America which sailed hence
Yesterday for the Brazs took OFT several shipments o
sample goods from our manufacturers 10 90 exhoiteo
al the fair held at Rio Janelro IN OCTOBER next
The markets were generally dull and prices were de-
pressed by the recession of gold Foreign merchandise
continued to great degree nominal, and domestic pro
duce was irregular especially breadstus which
again lower Cotton petroleum, &C., hrmer under
the fore gn news Groceries steady with fair de.
mand
MIsCELLANEOUS
The shore end OF the Atlantic cable successfully
landed at vaIcnta the Of the 9th inst and
and the William Cory proceeded to sea imme.
| diatey, paying out slowly. The neet had rem.
| dezvouscd at Berchaven 10 complete coaiing, and
| were to splice the main cable with the shore
end on the 18th. The voyage Of the Great
Eastern to Berehaven stormy and longer than
was expected The condition Of the wire tested
night and day during the trip and found be electrically
perfect The Of laying the shore end thirty miles
Of cable, accomplished In less than twelve hours
and insulation found be all right during the
process Al the village OF Hearts Content, In New
foundland great preparations making for the recep
ton of the cable
Our South American dates are 10 the 10th of Juno
from Valparaiso the 2Sth from Lima and the 18th Of
July from Panama. Nothing had been heard at Val
paraiso Of the Spanish feet The Huescar and Inde-
pendencia, Peruvian iron-cads had arrived with the
allied fleet from Chloe: An interesting description OF
the vessels is given in letter. The preparations for
the Presidential elections Chile were progressing It
was thought revolution would ensue If Perez is
elected and the administration would be overturned by
force of Business Is brisk in Valparaiso. 1t Is
reported in Lima that John r. Tucker late OF the rebel
navy, has been made Admiral OF the Peruvian navy.
Our special fashions correspondent in Paris, writing
on the 9th Of july describes the different styles of
dresses for the country the seaside and rural partes
prevailing in the French capital The SCENES turn out
and costumes incident to and displayed at arstocratc
picnic, at which American ladies present,
narrated and set forth in ready piquant, lively
vein.
Vera Cruz dispatches dated the 12th state that the
Empress Carlota expected to leave that port for
Europe the 18th. Tampco, it expected, would
be evacuated and lively times in the republican
empire were expected.
Our correspondent at Poughkeepse gives the details
Friday. The murderer Richard Lewis, confessed to
the murder but said he did not intend to kill him. and
professcd TO be very sorry for It, Lewis and his father
were both imprisoned
General Sweeny, General Spear and Colonel Mehan,
Of Fenian notorety, were released on bond at st.
Abans yesterday, and left for New York last night.
Further incidents OF interest have occurred in Cover
nor Brownlow's Legislature in Nashville Yesterday
one Of the refractory members, who in charge Of
the officers OF the House, forciby released by the
Sheriff. and discharged by Judge Frazier who also fined
tho officer Of the House, Captain Heyd, ten dollars and
costs
pointed delegates TO tho Philadelphia Convention and
recommend all unconditional Union Of Tennessee
who can make II convenient TO be present.
An article published this morning on the San Francis
and China mail steamer line offers very able argu-
ment in favor OF the direct route the Pacific
between Western slope and the domain Of the Cees
tias without the divergence from the course which
stoppage at Honolulu nccessates The harbor at the
latter place will not admit vessels Of three thousand TONS
and being sixteen seventeen degrees south Of
straight line between San Francisco and Japan the
expended in making the route by way Of Honolulu would
be ten twelve days than by the direct
The between that port and this country Offers
NO equivalent for these disadvantages
Four deaths from cholera were reported among the
troops ON Tybeo Island, at Savannah yesterday.
The Latest Phase of the European War.
The latest news from Europe by the steamers
yesterday, in political aspect, is highly signi-
flcant France, if we can trust the reports, is
about to assume the attitude of an armed me-
diation, to take "an energetic course" which,
In the tide Of events, may mean . participa-
ton In the war. The intelligence, however,
rs to the future action of Prussia and Italy,
with regard to the armistice proposed by Ma
poleon, is rather conflicting, the last news
being that Prussia has refused to accede to it's
terms, and that the army Of Italy was still
advancing into Venetia, Notwithstanding that
1t had been ceded to France, London dates
Of the 18th instant inform us that no practical
result of the negotiations for an armistice was
then apparent, and from other authorities we
learn that the Continent Is on the brink Of
general European war. Does this necessarily
involve France, or can Napoleon carry
out his plans to the designed end with
out getting mixed up in the conflict :
It is stated that the French iron-clad fleet was
ordered to leave Toulon for Venice on the l1th
instant but two semi-oficial organs Of the
government-Ld France and La Patrie-em-
phatically denied that any such order had been
issued. But what more naturali what more
likely to be truef We may expect TO hear Of
such movement at any time. The French tri-
color floats over all the seacoast defences Of
venetia, now province Of France; then why
not French feet ride on the waters Of the
Adriatic, ready to protect the newly acquired
territoryf
The Powers Of Central Europe are all busy
with the disposition Of territories Austria