The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-13
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EUROPE.

Our special European correspondence and files by the
China dated to the I'd of September, contain very i'm
portan details Of the telegraphc report from Halifax
published in the HERALD on Tuesday.
The texts OF the peace treaties concluded between
Prussia and Austria Prague and between Prussia and
Bavaria, at Berlin, published In the HERALD this
morning We have had these important documents
specially reported from the above named Cities Of
them in the German language 50 as to be placed on
board the China at Queenstown In ordor that might
be able to furnish them exclusively 70 readers.
Tho leading journals In the English cities express the
opinion that the radical faction in the United States
will force the country into another civil sooner than
forego their Congressional spos and chances Of obtain
ing the sole executive power President Johnson's
policy and the action Of the Philadelphia Convention
very generally endorsed
The Opinion Nationa,e Of Paris, recommends the
French creditors Of republican Mexico to draw sponge
over their cla ms and permit pcaccablc restoration Of
the Juarez government after the withdrawal Of Napole
on's troops
Our cable enterprise in furnishing the American peo-
pie with daily reports OF the leading Europe
by special and extended submarine kilograms, Is
knowcdged In terms OF admiration and wonder by the
Paris press
THE CITY.
There were ten fresh OF cholera reported in this
city yesterday sixteen deaths occurred from the
same disease In Brooklyn but one fresh case re-.
portedr not believed TO be fatal.
About twenty of the msccgens left this city yester-
day without cause provocation" and by this
time distributing themselves throughout this State and
New England small squad stlll remain here, but will
probably leave without any further demonstration
Brownow and those who left with him yesterday APP
Feared at Boston during the evening.
A meeting OF the tobacco manufacturers OF this and
neghboring cities was held yesterday at the Aston
House take steps to check the evasons OF the
law by dishonest traders, and also 10 adopt uniform
scale OF prices
Yesterday afternoon Reliance Engine Company, No. q
OF Philadelphia arrived In this city and proceeded TO
Brooklyn whore they received by the entire Fire
Department who, after boing reviewed, marched
through the principal streets Of the city There were
about fifteen hundred and thirty apparatus In
tho procession. The display one OF the finest OF
the KIND witnessed in Brooklyn for past The
fhiadelphnns will remain few days tho guests OF
Franklin Engine, No o Of the latter city, and will visit
the various places OF note in Kings county
Two officers Of the Danlsh government are in this
country at present to supernend the settlement OF
eight thousand scandinavian cmlgrants who arc 10
arrive by the steamers u the new line established be-
tween this city and the Baltic ports The government
Of the scandinavian nations In Europc arc takiny ive,v
interest In the welfare Of the cmgran,s from those
countries, and have forwarded these gentlemen ne
government agents for that purpose
The Pensacola, Lieutenant Commander A. Kau,,. will
sail to-day tomorrow from the Navy Yard at Brook
Ign, to join the South Pacific squadron Instead OF mex,
week stated in yesterdays issue
launch, with Owe men. belonging TO the navy yard
In Brooklyn ooldcd with the ferry boat idaho in the
Fast river, yesterday, and two OF the men were
drowned.
Gonzales and PeIliccr the murderers Of 0ero 10 the
city park OF Brooklyn last winter viii be removed TO
Nswburg today when the date Of their execution viii
be nred by the Supreme Court Of the Second Judicial
District.
The case Of Keyser Baker was tried yesterday ~
the Fourth District Court. The witnesses for the de-
PENDANT swors that the 10, Of land cleaned BY Ksyss
for the Health Board had been In clsanly condition
for ave years Mr. Keysers Witnesses after swearing
" thing son,radesd themselves when under oross