The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23
EUROPE.

6UhOSE.
By the Atlantic cable have European report
with financial and commercial advices and marine ntell
genco, dated to yesterday evening, october %
The Emperor OF Austria expressly orders steamer to
sa from Trieste for Mexico forthwith.
The vessels Of the American squadron from Russn,
are at Hamburg
Tho Senate Of veDetia has unanimously declared in
favor Of the unity OF italy.
The Prusso-Saxon treaty ratified yesterday.
Spain is to "uphod the temporal power of the Pope
after the French troops quit Rome
Consos closed at s9IS for money in London. United
States lve-twenties a. 90.
The Liverpool cotton market steady. Mddlng
uplands fifteen and one fourth pence.
Tho ship Daniel Webster from Liverpool, had put into
Queenstown dismasted.
BY the arrival OF the steamship China at Halifax
yesterday we received tcegraphic details OF cable
dispatches TO tho 14th Of October.
Tho Catholic priests in council Baltimore saluted
the Pope by telegraph, expressing their wish for the
maintenance OF the ancient rights Of the Holy See.
Our correspondent in Paris reports, in resume, many
OF the causes OF the difficulties aud perpcxcs which
attend the United States Minister In Paris In the dis
charge Of his duties Some Of them quite amusing,
although no doubt tending 70 official dsquietude.
Italy complete possession Of the famous forresscs
OF the Venetian quadrateral.
Our special correspondent with the United States
squadron, from Russia dating at KEEL the Sd of Oco
her reports the voyage OF the Manionomah and Augusta
from Copenhagen to the first named port and the
friendly yet quiet reception given TO officers by the
PrussIan naval authorities Prince Adalberi, High Ad.
mlral OF the Prussian navy, visited tn, vessels aud
pressed great pleasure both at the Of his rscep
tipn and the result OF his Inspection
THE CITY.
The Taminany Hall County Convention me, last even.
and nom!natcd John X Hackett Recorder Gideon
J. Tucker FOR surroga,e Gresham Herman for super.
visor. Dr. William Schlrmer for coroner; and John
McCool for Registrar A anticipated and large
force OF policemen present In and outside the hall
Their presence had wholesome efec, the crowds OF
rough and owdcs who anxious to hear the result
OF the proceedings.
tho supporting columns OF house in course Of
erection on Broadway, near Grand street, gave way
yesterday, about O'Clock, causing portion OF the
flor to fall and creating great for
Broadway barricadcd until IL was ascertained
tha' the building SAFE II was found tina, tho foun
da,ion OF the fallen column had been undermined by a
constant now Of croion and this had caused the building
20 give way. Il is believed that the damage bc
easily repaired without further loss or danger.
The yacht race between the vesa aud Halcyon, from
Sands Point 10 tho light ship on New London and back
two hundred miles, takes place today
Major General o. 0. Howard Chief Of the Freedmen
Bureau icctured last evening BROOKLYN Academy
OF Music 10 rather small audience "Our Christian
duty toward the South" advocating inconsistent
with Christian spirit toward the Southern people the
requirement Of such guarantees for the future will
be granted by adoption their part OF the eonstu
tional amendment
The suit between the sixth and Ei,hth Avenue Rail.
road Companies regarding Of CO IN others tracks
win begin in the supreme Court day
The distribution OF medals the veteran soldiers Of
Kings county takes place Thursiny next 1t Fort
Greene, Brooklyn, when Governor Fcnson viii review
the troops Of the Second division National Guard ana
large number OF regiments both o. infantry ana
cavalry Mayor Booth Is 10 make the pre- cnta,ion aud
Dr. stcrrs the prayers banquet to the Governor fo!.
lows In the evening at the Arsenali In Portland
Mayor Hoffman yesterday made the presentation Of
nag 10 the Fourth regiment National Guard front Of
the CITY faiL
The inspection Of the First Cavalry Brigade N o. an
nounccd for the 2s,h instant has been postponed the
a0th
VOLUNTEER night police has been found necessary and
organized At Jamaica, Long Island.
Tho mor,ray rcpor, OF this city for the ending
on Saturday last oos mp 475 deaths eve o. which
from cholera
case concerning the mutual obligation Of contracts
came before Judge Garvi N the Superior Court ycscr.
day The PLANTING were the New Haven and North
ampton Company and tho defendants, v. A ouintard
and another According % The complaint the defend
ants failed TO ship large amour, OF coal 10 plaintiffs
according TO contract Defendants represented tina, they
were merely agents Of the Hampshire and Baltimore
Coal Company and such not liable and that their
miucs at the time In the hands q the scldlcrs of
thc Southern confedeaey thus preventing tho discharge
OF orders On the trial the complain, dismissed by
Judge Garvn because tho wac no, signed by
both parties
Tho examination in tho shooting case 10 the establish.
ment q Madame Bell resulted 10 ,he Commitment, Of
John blair 10 await the result Of the wound inflicted
on Louis Lambert who Is In very critical condition
Mary Connolly was yesterday committed to the Penl.
ten,ary for sig months for attempt 20 kidnap child
Cbaries Tearc yesterday stabbed and dangerously
wornici Bcatsunin Jerry Foley, Of The ship Ann Eliza
from 7 pefiau,, md committed TO answer for The
of.,.