The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-23
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By specia telegram through tho Atlantic cable dated
n EPSON England, yesterday, have the announce.
mont that the Derby stakes were by the horse
Hermit after exciting race, OF which publish a
very interesting report Tho winner In by half
length in the midst Of storm. Two hundred and
nifty thousand persons were present on the turf on
'Dsrsy day" The Prince Of Wales Prince Alfred with
The grand stand All the favorite horses vsuban, the
winner Of the two thousand guineas The Rake Dragon,
Grand Cross, julius and others wero beaten.
Napeleon's differences with the French Legislature on
the Army Reorganization bill have been adjusted Mr..
6tandneid N. p, English friend Of the United states
during the war, Is dead The Emperor OF Austria
opened the OF The Diet with speech from the
throne The political agitation in Spain tending to a
crisis Tho Fenian treason trials continued
In Dublin and Cork Ireland The Atlantic cable Of 1885,
recsntlv injured by passing iceberg will be in work
Ing order in three weeks.
cousos closed 1t % for money in London. Fivetwen-
ties were at tx in London and Tx in Frankfort
The Liverpool cotton market closed quiet, with mid.
ding uplands at Id Breadstuns and provisions quiet
THE CITY.
No OF sickness reported at Quarantine yes
ssrdsy and the Commissioners engaged in per-
fecin their arrangements for the removal OF the per-
boarding station Coney Island by the middle
Of the ensuing month
The Friends OF American Industry, society favoring
Congressional protection 10 manufacturing interests held
an adjourned meeting al the Astor House yesterday.
consultation and plan Of organization adopted and
Officers OF the association elected, Peter Cooper being
chosen President
Paul Schwartz the drug clerk who copied physi-
clan prescription In Brooklyn recently, and made a
mistake by which Mrs Mary Chambers, the patient TO
whom the medicine administered, lost her life, VA
discharged by coronsrs jury yesterday although their
finding was that 1.-THE deceased came to her death
through the culpable carclsssness Of said schwartz
Two rival lovers had duel back OF Jersey city, abou
young lady in Thirty seventh street. yesterday one
Of thsm was shot the neck and seriously though no
fatally injured.
Horace Greeley 10 reported, will be arragned before
the Union League Club for going Jen Davis bond.
The rumor that the German lager beer dealers intend
ID keeping their saloons open next Sunday In defiance
Of the Law IL untrue, and 10 10 said TO have originated
causs,essly with the police authorities
the trial Of John Kane, accused Of arson, was com.
mencsd in the Court Of Oyer and Teruiner, Judge
Miller yesterday. Considerable testimony for the prose
cuson vas taken, and the court adjourned until thi'
morning
Judge Nelson took his scat the bench OF tbs
united states Circuit Court yesterday, the business Of
which has been for the last two months transacted By
morning and call cases Sc, down for appcs 10 b.
heard before the full bench
An action vas brought In the Marine Court yesterday
By ". J. Harmar against Du Beck and Jordan. Of the
New York Museum OF Anatomy, for the recovery OF
s2T5, FOR services performed by plaintiff in a,ps nm
The establishment Of defendants who pu, In rec,ip, Of
plaintiff for the amount offset The Jury rendsred
avsrdcs for the plaintiff for the full amour, claimed
The North German Iioyd's steamship New York, Cap
tslu Ernst, will sail from Hoboksn At noon to-oa,
Thursday for Bremen, touching Al Southampton. m
mails for the United Kingdom and the Con,inel, vii
close Il the Post once ct half-p@s ten Al
Tho steamship South America, Captain Tinflepa Ugh
win sail from pier a. North river ct three r ~ oda
Thursday. for Rio ysnelro, touching at St rhoms,
Para Psrnambuco and Bahia The mails for the BIZ
siIs viii Close Il the Post once at halfpass oneP NJ
Tho steamship Columbia, Captain Barton, yin .
from pier No 4 North river - three r. y to-day e
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