The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-04
EUROPE.

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EUROPE.
Our European correspondence by the Africa dated to
the 10Th OF January aims very interesting details OF
cable dispatches to that day The main points OF
the newspaper details report published in the
Herald yesterday, but the elaboration OF our special
writers in the different capitals renders the matter much
more important.
The Turkish government has addressed diplomatic
circular TO Its ministers at foreign courts with directions
O. communicate its contents in which the position Of
the Porte towards Greece and the circumstances under
which the Sultan may be obliged to appeal the last
against that Power fully forth and treated
in very explicit manner
MISCELLANEOUS.
Our special dispatches from New Orleans contain .
synopsis OF correspondence from Durango, Mexico
amer date Of the l4h ul Juarez to have loft that
city on the 18th for the capital The Ortega
captured IS said TO be undoubtedly the claiming
he constitutional President Of the country Tho town
cseraavsca forty miles from Mexico city had been
captured by the liberals with the whole garrison Of
persIisis. The Mexican Consul al San Francisco
declares the report Of the execution Of Mr.
Carman, at Mazatlan, and the consequent
bombardlnent Of the town by the United
States gunboat, TO be untrue The rumor OF Mira
mon's disaGection was gaining ground Macmillan
and Bazane had come to an open rupture. friend Of
the Marshal was imprisoned by the Emperor and docu
ments Addressed to the liberal chief, and signed by
Bazane, we're found upon his person Bazaino In turn
imprisoned Maximian's Chief of Police, and notified
e Emperor that his friend be released before the
Chief Of Police should be-
Wa have commercial advces from Barbados, dated
GU Tho 9Th Of January. The report says:-Wo have q
decline TO advise In many leading imports. Flour Is
pretty firm, wholesale at IS u.s. bond SO 50 TO- bond
bsng ot,ing rates. Bread and crackers have dropped
20 81 81 per liz pounds, and So 60 respectively and
dai Mess pork-upwards OF 1000 barrels in bond I'M
Sold aud some transactions have been effected low
SIS, bond. Lard shows heavy decline. "H and
e." beef has been sold at $40, bond Candles IN
osersiook, and cheese unstable Goldfish (Gaspe) at
so -. Shocks dull at about 81 81 10 per bundle.
Kerosns oil stiil gu,s the market Tonnage--no de-
maud. Weather proptous for crop Reaping will not
be general until middle OF next month. Exchange on
London, s4s7X for ninety days The annual show Of
agriculture is announced Tor the 22d and the cattle show
for ,ao aTth and 18th of January
Adyces from British Guiana dated at Demerara Janu.
sry9, report that the yellow fever had commenced
havoc the shipping After the change Of the military
aeiscsment the station only one officer remained,
aud he fell victim 10 the disease The patients ad
cd At tho hospital TO the eth January l61. OF
whsa ~ died.
have news from Porto Rico to the 18th OF January
ris in the amount Of duties collected in De-
cemoer lat was s66,4s1 when compared with 1865.
meeting OF the Sanitary Board the 10th 1t was
decided not 10 admit vessels from st. Thomas exempt
from quarantine until fifteen days after the epidemic
nad been oncially announced having disappeared,
pray ded they had clean bill OF health aud sickness
during the voyage. few cargoes OF flour ex-
p,cted which would sell at good prices. There were
only Ave hundred barrels in the market According to
the census OF 1860 there only 81 900 persons In
Porto Rico that could read write ont OF population
OF 90, 600
The dates from ST. Domingo 10 the 10th ult. A
treaty Of amity commerce. navigation and extraditor
w. 10 be celebrated with the United states Peace had
been declared throughout the republic Pres!den. Cabra
was confirmed favorite with the people The coal and
copper mines salt works and guano hills e
eotnmencs operations committee has been appointed
% revise the criminal code.
oar Havana letter Is dated January go The distrus
81 The Cubans by the government lie increasing Twenty
spanish officers who have married In the island, are
b. homo having become too much affiliated with
the na,ives The newspapers favor the abolition OF Gus
houses The Bishop Of Santa Martha, exled by the
Pes Of Colombia had been received by the Roya
College Of Jssui,s There had been few cases Of ye'
ion gevsr in the harbor.
-sfss no news Of importance Everything quiet.
The Excise law observed very generally yesterday
Toers we're forysx arrests for violations OF It, and
Sl,y eight Cor drunkenness
We publish this morning a synopsis OF the changes
mate BY the tariff
The rain storm OF Saturday night though assisting
eesly the thawng process has rendered the streets
muddy as TO be almost impossible MANY OF the
cellars on the water side have been submerged
vgstion on the Sound Is resumed tho steamer Ca
iea having cut her way through the Ice from Throees
Meek the city. Eight schooners still remain icebo una
IN Tue cs near Fort Schuyler The steamers Acushno
NereDs and Dirigo, which had been frozen in since
Tuesday, followed the Gaiatea 10 this city.
Charlotte Hough has brought suit against the nrm Of
Jordan Marsh Co, OF Boston, for money due her from
cotton spcculaiicns during the war. She claims thai
she was employed by the firm during the war to buy
cotton IN the Southern States and manipulate govern
,ni sploy6s for the purpose Of passing II through tn
Incs and that the firm made 100000 by her agency
and refuse 10 divide General Butler and J. H. Sweetze
avs employed by her as counsel
young man named Milton W. Bailey has been play
fng sharp gao recently 10 Poughkcepse by proposin
20 sell counterfeit money TO nnsophscated individual
willing TO make fortune that way II they could do
safely He would show a genuine Treasury note, dc
Glare il 10 DO counterfeit show how easily 1t could b
pa,ssd aad then offer 70 sell any amount Of The SAM