The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-13

EUROPE.

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EUROPE.
Tho news report by the Atlantic Cable 10 dated
yesterday evening, July IL.
The Sultan OF Turkey landed in England. he enjoyed
. brilliant royal and enthusiastic popular reception
Serious disturbances have broken out In the province OF
Gacia, Austrian Poland Tho Austrian troops WERE il
10 sad beaten by rioters and Russian agents
efiomentng the excitement. The SWISS Cabinet has
decided not to send minister 70 Washington
ccnsoIs closed at o4K, for money In London. Five
twenties were at 1914 in London and Tx in Frank
fort.
The Liverpool cotton market closed quiet. Prices were
uoimproved; middIing upiands rating l0H pence
Breadsufs quiet Tho provisions market was irregular
CONGRESS.
In che Senate yesterday Mr. Chandlsrs resolution rela
the October decree Of Maximilan called up
aud amer several speeches further confederation Of
the subject cut short BY Executive session. On
reopening the doors In evening session Mr.. Summer
asked leave call up his bill for universal suffrage In
all the States but interrupted by the
msnt OF the return OF tho reoonstruction bill
from the House. The amendments OF the House
concurred in, and committee Of conference
~as appointed Mr.. summers universal suffrage bill
read but the Senate refused TO take 1t up and
after adjourned.
In the House resolution directing the Committee on
Reconstruction report bill declaring forfeited to the
United States oil lands granted BY Congress in 1856 for
railroad purposes the States Of Mississippi Alabama
Florida and Louisiana was modified refer the
Select Committee southern Railroads and adopted
rhe Committee on Reconstruction reported back the
Senate reconstruction BILL with amendments, and after
lively and rambling debate II was amended and re-
turned to the Senate In the evening session confer
committee called for BY the Senate appointed
and the House adjourned.
MISCELLANE0uS.
Our city Of Mexico letters arc dated June a. and
tain interesting Of the surrender and
ton Of the capital The disappearance Of Marquez is
confirmed Ton thousand dollars reward Is offered by
tho Juarez government for his capture. and he is
ported TO have about his person ono million dollars in
foreign exchange. The occupation Of the city made
without disturbance but few Of the citizens being
abroad welcome tho arrivals and only about
hundred OF the thousand imperial prisoners
TO be found.
Two nbustsring expeditions TO Mexico 70 avengs
Macmillan rapidly nlling up in this city. similar
organization 10 also progress In Buffalo, and In New
Orleans expedition has been organizing for q long
time At nrst t their intention to seize Maximian
In Queretaro and demand . heavy price for him from
either Juarez or Austria but the nows of his execu
ton they changed the scheme 70 Of vengeance The
ranks are flng up slowly, however
Our letters from the South American allied republics
dated at Lima, Peru, the 22d at Valparaiso, Chile
the 10Th ut and al La Paz Bolivia. the 31s OF
MAJ All the officers OF the late revolution In Peru had
surrendered and received their pardons from Congress-
law had been passed giving high honors to Castila,
the Chief OF the revolution vho had died recently in
africa, aud settling q full pension on his widow. A
Minister the United States unworthy OF tho conf
dsuce OF the nation. Heavy guns and munitions OF
werc continually arriving ct Calao. The waterec ar.
rived on the 18th uL Exciting debates occurring
daily in the Chilean Congress between tho government
aud opposition members. Tho Nyack in port ai
Valparaiso The President Of Bolivia is reported to be
conducting the Affairs Of his state in most yrannca
auaer In the treaty just concluded with Brazil Il
ssceaned hs had coded to that empire the whole
territory on the right side Of Paraguay.
In the Constitutional Convention yesterday, the com.
mit,es to whom was referred the petition from the
porer asking the same amount Of stationery that IA
supplied TO the members reported agains, Il and the
report was adopted. resolution favoring disqualhca
ton tor Office conviction Of bribery and dsfranchss
msnt on conviction OF having received bribe
fesd TO the Committee OF the Whole, into which the
convention soon after resolved issslf Mr.. Murphy, Of
Kings county made long s?eech In opposition TO negro
suffrage upon which subject the discussion manly
turned and reporting progress the committee rose and
the Convention adjourned.
In the surra,t yesterday two detectives svor'
that Mrs surrat told them the morning after the
sassnaton that nor son John had been 81 homo To-
Two weeks and three witnesses from Eimn swors u
seeing the prisoner At that place the 18Th and la,i
days OF April 1895.
A committee appointed to count the fspds in tb'
Treasury ct Washington have reported that the amount
hand agrees evsy particular with the balance Of
the bcoka
Our Consul at Malaga reports all the ports Of Italy fou
With cholera
Letters Of General Grant to Generals Ord and Sheridan
ere published this morning in which he directs that the
shalt carry their registration without reference 10 th
opinion Of the Attorney General
Our special dispatches from Lasvenworth, Kansas
state that nght took place Fort waacs tn
26th ut in which six csvalrymen killed and thu
soldiers driven back 10 the fort non-commisscns'
oflcer captured BY the Indians mu,ia,ed and
tursd Ia q most horrible manner. Thirteen eolors
soldiers had died at For, Hooker from cholers.
The affair OF the United states steamer Hans, at Mon
freal. is creating some excitement and IL Is thoush
possible the Canadian canals mar be closed agans
American vessels account OF u.
Another expedition has returned from search afse
the newly discovered island In the Pacific aud repcr
sha, dscoored water and the presence OF birds are u
oDiy indications Of land 10 the neshborhoot
party Of the employees Of the Chicago and Grea
Eastern Railroad seized bound east on wsdne'
dag q, LOgansport Ind. for the purpose OF seeurin
their srrearages OF wages
The General Transatlantic comptnys STEAMSHIP
Vile dc Paris. Captain sarmonL viii leave pisr No