The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-01
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EUROPE.

EUROPE
The report by the Atlantic cable is dated yeser-
day evening Hay 81.
The Dsraeli reform bill has been again reformed
by Parliamentary change. The liberals proposed an
amendment TO tho effect that borough towns with q
population than ten thousand should be entitled
20 in the Commons. Government resisted, but
the liberals trumphed by majority OF 127. The Tor
nado scamshp s TO have trial In the Supc-
Court Of spain. The Norh-German constitution
passed the second reading in the Prussan Parliament
The Of England reduced the rate OF discount to
two aud half per cent The ballion In the bank in
creased f75;.0 900 in the week. The London money
market very active and buoyant Consols closed at
o6k for money advance Of four and onefourth per
cea yesterday. from the prevailing at the latest
moment tho 3oth OF April. Fwe-twenties were at
u in Gondon and Tx in Frankfort
Tho taserpool cotton market closed quiet, with mid
dhae upands At III ak pence. BreadsuHs easier,
Prov,s,oos unchanged
Tho steamship Deutschland at this port yesterday.
brought European files the 2lst of ay, contain
ng inleres rug details Of cable dispatches.
Tho London TnWs has editorial future OF
Mexico after Maximiian's fall In which 1t Is asserted
that the Msxcans unfit for sefrue, and that the
responsibility OF the reconstruction OF the governments
OF the country likely fall the United States.
The Paris Dsbas states that old partisan Of the
English alliance IL has with lively satisfaction the
rs-eatrsncc Of England into participation In CONT
neo,s snsira The writer believes that every time Eng
laud separates from the continent, "whethsr from
augry through calculation and for political
sons Europe loses part OF Its equilibrium"
Tue ball gwen Sunday night. May 49, at the Tuile
rss tina royal personages In Paris Of exraor.
binary ms,niacence The orchestra having played
''God Save tho Queen" the First Chamberlain, by the
direction Of the Empress Eugene, intimated that tho
ball m,ght commence. Tho Imperial quadrllo then
place. Empress having for partner the Prince Of
Wales
THE CITY.
To-day t,e nav Bankrup. law according to the pro-
visions The act. into effect and the court in
which shs proceedings to be held ho United States
District Court opened In consequence, however, OF
ths non.promu OF tho laws OF procedure will DO
impossible proceed and the court will be adjourned
10 future day OF which notice will DO gwen.
AZ . meeting OF the Board OF Supervisors yesterday
oen,,sancstion received from the Commissioners
OF Charities and Correction stating that accommodations
Tor prisoners the Tombs only about one-thrd OF
what they should be. Several bills we're passed and
ordssed to be paid.
In ths United States District Cour, yesterday an
action TO recover the sum Of 5000 for alleged damage
done schooner Percy Heilmer, by collision with the
steamer city OF Paris decided by the jury decrccng
for Una hbeian With order Of ascertain the
amount OF damages
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday. before
Judge ,hpmaa. John II. rrapp lawyer OF this city,
sentenced the State Prison for Eve ycsrs upon
two convictions OF forging bounty papers. John III
Fosior also sentenced 10 two years imprisonment
forging certificate OF deposit the United States
Trrasury !or 81 227.
William >chnobci the murderer OF William Heinrich ,
was yesterday sentenced, upon plea Of guilty of
To for ia N
Judge miller At the Court OF over and Tcrmincr.
An .o,on Tor divorce was brought yesterday in thu
Cry uor, ~ Mrs Jane Monatt against her husband,
on tbs grounds OF cruel treatment and abandonment OF
his children The syet under consideration
Tho Bogsrt divorce suit continued yesterday In
the Court Of Common Pleas from O'Clock A NJ. until
q quarter to sxP NJ During the examination OF one
OF tho counsel for the defendant IN reply TO
. charge W plaintiffs counsel OF making signs to
che wsnsss aid. .'Itis he n you say so. II you'll
say that outside IN take you out OF your boots you
scoundrst ordor restored by the Court without
rcbuka
Ia the CAS-, ~ tho Ann Pckcrcl which, together with
her CARGO vas condemned about year ago for violation
OF ths nonntercourse act plaintiff yesterday with
b. oa 70 the Eve Thousand dollars alleged to be
duo him Tor having furnished the information TO the
gcvernmsnt in consequence Of which the vessel was
SAVED u i Understood that an amcable arrangement
OF The matter has been made which win preclude the
necessity Of further legal proceedings.
Thn c,e o. the steamship Circassian came up before
the Supreme Court Chambers. motion to compel the
repayment BY The Marshal and sheriff Of the purchase
money 60 H. q Lscher, who claims prior lien the
vessel. and molten for surrender OF the vessel
60 the sheriff IVY the Marshal OF Eastern District
Tho ngamco, On the motions was adjourned until
to-day
The May term Of the General Sessions was brought TO
close yesterday. During the month Judge Russell
disposed OF one hundred and SIXTY cascs Recorder
HscKssi will open the June term on Monday and pre-.
sids during tbs month.
The argument In the vin,on trustee case which was
20 have been hoard yesterday afternoon before Surrogate
veedsr OF Brooklyn, postponed until Monday next
nj eleven A. M THIS postponemen, was made In eonse-
ousncs OF III, illness OF Mr. W. Bradford Of counsel
Tor the executor, Rev. Dr. vinton.
fhs Potts Memorial Presbyterian church at horrsanis
wss dedicated 70 public worship yesterday with the Gus
tomsry ceremonies
The rnmsn limo steamship City Of Baltimore Captain
Michigan, will sail at noon today from pier NO =
hsra urs tu Liverpool via oussassown The mall