The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-24
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EUROPE.
BY the Atlantic cable we have news report dated TO
November 49,
An English writer in Paris says that the relations be-
tween Great Britain and the United States will soon be
critical.
Paris journal says Macmillan may leave Mexico at
any moment.
Austria expects to place very heavy loan on the
English market
Admiral Tegethon Of the Austrian navy who defeated
the Italian nset al Lssa has left Vienna route New
York.
William Dargan. the great Irish public works cortrac-
tor suspended payment with liabilities Of f1oOo ooo
Quantities Of Fenian ARMS hsss been seized on
= sesnss at Cork. schooner Ii under seizure at the
same Pr, on suspicion Of carrying other Fsnian muai-
TONS
Out European es by the Africa reached this city from
Boston last night mo main points Of her advicss
@teiesraphsd from Halifax and publshsd In the HERALD
on Thursday. Interesting details given to-day.
Cousels were II cox, for money, in London II noon
yesterday. United States nve-twenties at 70x.
The Liverpool cotton market was improved, with an
advancing tendency, at noon yesterday. Middng up
lands was at AKA. Breadstuas were advancing and
hrmer at noon.
THE CITY.
No new cases of cholera have occurred on board the
ship Mercury in the lower bay, since her arrival The
patients suffering with the disease have been removed
70 the hospital ship Falcon and the Mercury has been
completely fumigstsd
Tho Convocation Of rsctos Of the Episcopal churches
OF Long Island was resumed in Brooklyn yesterday
Resolutions were offered relative to the increasing de.
mand for the iabors Of the clergy Long Island and
after other business transacted the Convention
finally adjourned
The Radical Republican City Convention assembled
last night q the republican hsadquarer 900 Broadw a
Mr. Charles Spencer In the chair and after few bal
lots had boon taken, finally decided upon nominating
Mr. Richard Kelly candidate for the Office OF City
Comptroller.
Two seizures OF distileres wore made yesterday for
alleged violation Of the law addition TO those
already reported. In one instance tbs officer making
the seizure driven Of by crowd Of men who
threatened him with personal injury he did not leave
tho promises The examination into the case Of the dis.
tilles continued before Commissioner Newton. No
new evidence was adduced. The cases Of Mr.. Wilson
and Mr. Cochuc also taken up; Wilson for giving
and Mr. Cochus for taking . bride Mr.. Wilson with.
drew his former adavt and said that he did not read
is contents and did not wish to charge Mr. Cochue with
having taken bribe.
General Dix yesterday took leave Of the attaches Of
The trial Of Captain spcght 0 the Metropolitan police
against whom suit Is brought BY Mr. James Thompson,
arepublcan politician. for false imprisonment
Guided yesterday, and sealed verdos will be brought
in by the jury on Monday.
The trial OF Eugene Fergus for the murder of Patrick
AcGuann In August last concluded yesterday In the
Court Of oyer and Terminer Brooklyn The jury ron.
dered verdict OF manslaugher in the third degree
Sentence on the prisoner will bs pronouneeA this
ming.
An action for injury to millinery goods placed on ono
OF the French steamers running between Hsvrc and
York, commenced In the Superior Court yes,er
day by Josephine Laube she claims her goods were
damaged BY water owing to tho carcessness Of the de-
fsndans and asks 800 DAMAGES The defsudan, sets
up ~ defence an alleged attempt 10 evade payment Of
fyelghtagN
In tho General Sessions yesterday Judge Russe sen.
fenced Jeremiah 0Brien, convicted OF the murder of
Kate smith, TO be executed the 18th Of January 1867
The Inman iine steamship City Of Boston, Captain
Brooks will sail from pier t5, North river for Liverpool
touching At Queenstown at to-day Tho mails will
close al the Post 0dco at hHlf-past ten A. NJ
Tho steamship saxonis Captain Meter win sail q,
twelve n, to-day from her pier a, Hoboken FOR South
smpton and Hamburg. The mails for the Continent
will close at tho Post once 81 halfpast ton O'Clock
The steamship General Meade Captain sampson, will
leave pier No O. North river, al three r. to-day for
New orleans direct, 10 n b. Cromwell h Co slime
The steamship Montgomery, Captain Fsirclotb Tor
New Orleans will sail from pier H. North river, at three
~ to-day.
Tho steamship Havana Captain Whitman, will sail
from pcr a. North river at three r. to-day, for New
Orleans
The steamship San Salvador Captain Atkins, Of the
Empire line, will sail punctuslly At three NJ to-day
from pier 10 North river, for Savannsh
The fine steamship saragossa Captain Croweli, OF
~srys line, will sail from pier IL East river foot Of
wan street at three r. NJ to-day, for Charleston, con-
nsons with the steamer Dictator for the Florida ports
ihs Srsnada viii follow Wednesday Re0s, 2sth inst
zoe stock market after opening in panic yesterday.
ooseo urn, 81 an advance Gold closed ~ l3g the mar
kea having turned for rise apparently
WIN gold vibrating between 1873 and Is0 pey cent, the
sspsc' OF commercial Affairs certainly not changed
for the better. The merchandise markets yes
terosy were unsettled, and in many csses
prices declined under . strong pressure 20 sell.
white transactions were circ1mscrieed By the extreme
s,rngency Of the money market, the merchants S,a,s
no little diiouiiy In providing themselves vim cu,,sncv
oven q The high rates Of n,crss current, Co,,o, .s
az exception to the general raa and showed sons Ia,
rfovemeni 10 response to the reported advance IN rvs,
pool but groceries. dry goods nSal stores ne,,ol,m
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