The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-29
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EUROPE.

BY general cable kilograms from Rome, Florence and
Paris dated on the 9th and 2Sth Of June have in
erestng reports OF the progress OF the great Papal
ccnvocaon In the Eternal City, Of the military stua-
zion in Italy, aud the Paris Exhibition
There four hundred and fifty Catholic Arch.
bishops and Bishops and about thirty thousand priests
In Romc on Thursday Tho Pope held public consis-
tory at which he delivered alocuon on the situa-
lion Of the Church and warned It's "enemes OF its
mense earthly power.
The American preates were treated with marked at
!enton by the Holy Father who granted them audi
snce at which he referred publicly TO the great progress
religious and civil OF the United States The American
bishops presented the Pope with hundred thousand
dollars IN gold, and elegant model Of the yacht Hen.
retta, made of SILVER which contained fifty thousand
dollars in gold coin slowed away below The Pope lifted
the model from the case saying, .Non vapore," it
is not steamer"l which translated by tit
is not all vapor which comes from America His Holt
had only pleasant words" he said for all Amer-
cans Archbishop Purcell. OF Cincinnati has been
assigned place the Popes right hand at the St.
Peters Day celebration.
The Pope expressed his wish to call council Of the
bishops.
The cable news report from London, dated yesterday
evening" the loss of tho United states
Sacramento In the Indian waers-a fact which pub
iishcd in the HERALD several days since from official
sources in Washington
An English government commission reports that the
Fenian convcts are well treated the State prisons
Omar Pasha's claims Of victory Crete confirmed BY
Turkish reports Four ports Of Japan will be opened to
foreign commerce the LIST Of January.
Consols closed at o4K for money in London. Five
twentes were ut 70 in London and Tx in Frankfort
The Liverpool cotton market closed unchanged, with
middling uplands at I'D Breadstuns and provisions
without any mark ed alteration.
MISCELLANEOUS 1@*
Reports from Mexico state that Escobedo has threat.
ened TO depose Juarez should he order the execution
OF Maxmilian. The liberals occupied Tampco on the
Och inst The 18th Of May hereafter to be observed
national festival In honor Of the victory Of the lib
erals Macmillan.
But little business transacted In the Constitutional
Convention yesterday Tworeports presented from
tho Suffrage Commissions BY Mr. Greeley signed by
the majority OF tho Committee, admitting colored
70 tho exercise Of the elective franchise and tho other
by Mr. Cassidy recommending tina. tho question Of
tending the franchise 10 coored be submitted TO the
people to be voted separately from the Of the
constitution. Hon. Charles Folger chosen Presi
dent pro tempore OF the Convention.
rumor current In New Orleans yesterday that
General Sheridan s 70 b removed and General Lowell
H Rousseau 10 70 DO appointed to the Of the
district
The President and party left New Haven on Thursday
night and passed through the country their route
homeward without making any stoppages until the
arrived at Baltimore. Here they were met By Governor
Swami, who formally Welcomed them TO the State Tho
President made brief speech from the balcony Of his
hotel 10 large and enthusiastic audience, and fol-
lowed by Mr.. Seward. who delivered q somewhat
lengthy and partly humorous addrcsa To-day the party
will sail for Annapolis whore they will DO received BY
h. tho
generally.
Tho United States Commissioner In Richmond, Va.
yesterday decided send Mark Downey the United
States Court to 30 tried for perjury in registering
against the provisions OF the Alexandria constitution
The Judiciary Committee held another session in
Washington yesterday. II is reported that they have
completed report, but will make recommendation
v what action should DO taken.
The trial Of John h. Surratt was resumed yesterday
morning at Washington. Lewis wsicnman was the
only witness brought upon the stand and after the
prosecution had concluded their examination, the de-
fssoe opened the crossexaminaton which had
cluded whom the Court adjourned Two letters OF Sur
rats exhibited, but they contained no auson to
the conspiracy except wish that the "devil would
take pity" upon President Lincoln.
VIM p King and Abram Owens were executed at
Frankin Kentucky, yesterday morning for the muir
der OF H. King, brother Of one OF the executed
When being conveyed 70 the gaows most ex-
traordnary spectacle presented Itself In the shape of
PROCESSION headed by brass band, and this barbarous
exhisition wassrendered revolving by the con-
dsmned being formally introduced TO the specta-
tors and INDUCING in long speeches
Indian hostltes the plains appear to have broken
afresh. We have reports OF attack on Fort WAL
iacs the 2st inst In which number Of soldiers Of
tho Third infantry and Seventh cavalry killed and
Axf.t r.
Harker Monday last Great excitement naturally
prevails along the border and the lines Of travel at
these bloody demonstrations Of the savages.
Tho twelfth annual regatta OF the Hoboken Yacht Club
took place yesterday Winds OF battling nature
panied the vessels throughout tho whole When on
Bsdoes Island, . violent squai from the westward
caused many OF the racers to take in all sail The Cor
nea won the prize in the t class but the second class
did not make n race.
The Arst match game Of baseball between the Mutual
Club OF Now York. and the Irvington Club, Of Irving
ton N j. OF 1t the latter place yesterday before
the largest crowd assembled on bans in this section
far this After sharply contested game, the
Mu,usls we're victorious BY Of II to IT, In fun
game Of nine nninga Some pickpockets who wore on
hand started few fghis among tho crowd the course
OF which several persons we're mors or less hurt
The workingmen's Convention, which has been In
session Albany during the week. yesterday adjourned
sine de-
Az accident occurred yesterday the Erie Railroad
near Elmira by which the engineer and nremen we're
kil,ed hut no passengers we're injured.
Dccrecs OF divorce were rendered yesterday by Mr.
Justice Ingraham the Supreme Court 10 the OF
Rose Pcrere asans, Moses Perere. and Matilda :. An
DRIFT agains, Joseph Aldritt
The State civil courts OF this county adjourned yes
terday for the midsummer vacation, which extends
through July, August and september The exceptions
% this in the circuits Of the Supreme Court which
have to dispose OF from yesterdays calendar
We have nes from Bermuda 10 tho 18th Of jane. but
the news matter is quite unimporisnt
The Inman line steamship City OF Boston, Captain
Letcb will sail from pier ~ North river to-day
for Queenstown and Liverpool Tho mails for tho United
Kingdom and the Continent will close at the Post once
al halfpast ten o'clock.
Thu ana steamshln PeraIra CantaIn nnchesne Of Tho