The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-27
EUROPE.

BY mo Atlantic cable we have an interesting news
report, with financial commercial and marine intel
Ngencs lated yesterday evening, October 90.
Tw,pty French steamers arc 1t is SAID - set out
For Mexico November TO take the imperial troops
Aome
The Empress of Mexico is described in a hopeless
condition Of health.
Macmillan 10 expected to return to Europe the
Steamer despatched to Mexico by the Emperor OF Austria
Tito condition Of tho workmen Lyons anxiety
In Francs
II Ia rumcrcd in London that Prussia and Sweden are
90 attempt the absorption Of the kingdom of Denmark.
Tia King OF Italy is TO enter Venice November Z.
Tbs report Of the death Of the Tycoon OF Japanwfch
reaeaod from San Francsco-s circulated in London.
Coasol. closed in London at Soy for money. United
Gtates ivstwenties were at 6Sk.
The Liverpool cotton market closed steady, with
4didalog UplAnds nftcon fifteen one-fourh
breads afs drm
THE FENIAN TRIALS
rhs Fsnan trials at Toronto continued yesler-
Aav. The examination OF Rev. Dr. Lumsden, who pro
ssses to belong to the Episcopal Church postponed
until next Saturday, November 9. The trial of Rev.
cohn McMshon then commenced. Several witnesses
were examined, BY whom the established fact
or the association Of the prisoner with the Fenans
F'ori Ers and that he armed. NJ c. Cameron, for
Che defence delivered able argument saying that tho
prsooer Catholic priest forcbly compelled to go
with the Fcnians 70 give spiritual comfort TO the
wounded that. priost he could not refuse to attend
Che wounded and dying, more, he
his way to Montreal on private business when
Che Fsuians at Buffalo compelled his attend.
ance The Queens counsel replied at length, saying
tha' aw the fact that prisoners having in any way
aided tbs invaders made him equally guilty The judge
then charged the jury who after retiring for nearly an
hour n Of Uni nd the uriaOn
then sentenced DO hanged the of Deem.
Der osxt.
Tie OF the conviction and sentence TO death Of
o'one Lynch, tue Fenan created the greatest excite
sse1 among the Irish citizens Of New York The Com.
mon Council Of the city met and passed resolutions
Tequcsng the Canadian authorities to pardon the prs
pusr and requesting the President all efforts
obtain tho same. The 1ammany Hall democracy also
heid meeting and passed resolutions OF less pacific
hascter denouucing British Justice and calling for
gesncr tho Canadans
THE CIT
Quo Arnous clerk At the republican naturalization
oaca, No Centre street. and Philip Melting and Henry
Emh arrested yesterday charged with forging the
name OF Judge Mcneil Of the Supreme Court 10 natural
sza'cu certificates The accused committed to jail
In dcsiiit Of 81, 900 bail TO answer
The case Of Montgomery against General Santa Anna
Game az Tor bearing yesterday before James II. Cole
n,an. rcfsree, and was discontinued At the hour
appointed by tho referee for case to DO heard en
O'Clock A. ny. the defendants counsel, Mr.. Daily, was
prompty present. and after waiting forty minutes for
plaintiffs counsel, who did not appear, the
being proceeded with when plaintiffs counsel
Alec the defendants counsel to discon-
e,nuc the case
Jedgc Daniels sitting in special term OF the Supreme
Court has delivered written opinion in the Of the
Sixth Avenue Railroad Company against Broadway
Dnd seventh Avenue Railroad Company The suit
1oag 10 prevent defendants from using the track OF
hantas some interesting questions are brought up
ID right OF railroad corporations in this city well
u their power tho public highway for railroad
N,fposcs
Ihc sui, OF Catharinc Chow against the Camden and
Anboy transportation Company has been concluded by
yudge Davis granting non-suit, on the ground that
plaintiff contributed to the injury, and could not there
For.
IL tde case OF Hazcltou The sheriff, which was an
action Tor the alleged Of property wrongully
undrr several attachments verdict was yesterday rem
ceIed IN favor OF defendant
A motion was made before Judge Brady OF the Court
o. Common Pleas yesterday, TO discharge from arrest
VIM. T. Ellsworth ex-Unted states Consul 10 Cyprus
He from his wife for adultery in 1882 and
was srscs,sd twice for refusal 70 pay almony. His
counsel con,ended tina, he poor and in III health
ut the Court refused 10 discharge the defendant unless
further sBdavts were procured.
Tue nman line steamship CITY Of Washington Captain
oskei Will sail at noon to-day from pier Is North river
Tor liverpool, via Queenstown The mails will close at
Che Post Once at half past ten A. NJ
The steamship Iowa, Captain Craig Of the Anchor line,
Dill sa to-day from pier No ~ North river Al twelve
O'Clock noon, with passengers for Glasgow and Liver
POOL
Tho steamship General sedswck win sail this morning
- ton o'clock for Galveston, Texas from pier No TO-
East river
The nne steamship General Meade, OF the Cromwell
lue wll sail si three NJ to-day from pier No o. North
ftves, for New Orleans
The Empire line steamship San Salvador Captain Al.
htns viii sail for Savannah at three NJ to-day from
ksr No. To- North river.
4 rbs steamship sarasossa, Captain crowell, win sail
erom p.sr No a. Eass river. at three " today, for
pbsdss~s