The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-30
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EUROPE.


day evening, December 90
number OF Russian statesmen iu conferences on
the Eastern question In St. Petersburg. An intense po
tcal excitement prevails in tho Italian cities, partcu-
larry Naples and the Of Piedmont and .rsngs'
against the government dreaded The British gov
eminent will NOT Is said ask for extraordinary powers
against the tenans. The revenue returns OF Great
britain Cor the past quarter likely senous
deficiency tho Pope osrs pay the Italian bonds
presenting a. old deci ~ the rontrea States taken
IRON his sosSssment which have been repuGla,sd In
Fiorence
The Paris Bcurrs "a heavy. wah ssnlss declining.
Fve-twensios were At 70. ssaS "a fraagior
KIscLILANEoSs
The churches we're a. well Attended a. usual veser.
day tho day being peasan. and nc Gen.
orally OF interesting character Rev. AIMS YosAg.
OF tho Paulist FATHERS lec,ured Cooper "a
''How and Why Became Catholic" Horass Greeley
lectured the church OF the Pertains In Union square,
temperance in which he advised young ladies dis
pense with wine for New Years callers. Rev. Dr
Blanchard preached a. the Park theatre Brooklyn,
woman and tho Wine Cup" A German Catholic
church IN Thornton street, Brooklyn. T. D., was ded.
Gated Rev. W. w. Andrews presched the Catholic
Apostolic church. In Sixteenth street, near Sixth
avenue tho "Ncarness OF the Coming tho Lord =
A novel experiment has been progress among the
that OF furnishing breakfasts clothing and spiritual in
s,ructon the great OF population who pass
their nights in the station houses for Of some
better place TO lie The scheme has proven great
cess and It Is sstimat that thousand persons
have been fed and large number reclaimed from vaga
bondsm by the experiment.
chronological record Of tho action Of the British
government 10 reference according begerent rights
the South and fitting out the rebel privaeers,
piled from the nles OF the HERALD, with complete list
Of the American vessels captured BY the privateers
during tho war, will be found elsewhere In columns
this morning
The rccsnt storm IN California Is reported 20 have
been as those or 1861 and g.. No damage
beyond temporary inc?nvcneDcc aud detention has
been experienced yet The over the sierra Nevada
mountains are rendered almost impossible.
A Danish landhoider OF st. Thomas has furnished
the Secretary OF state for the benefit o. scientific men,
with an accurate record OF tho shocks and
compsnying the late earthquakes In that island lie
SAYS the earth agltatei Ike ripping sea- and Il
vas almost impossible esther 10 walk TO remain IN
one place.
has transpired that number OF leading conscrva-
have proposed 20 the Legislatures Of states which
recently went democratic 10 repeal their resolutions
rsufying the fourteenth article OF the constitution. II
Sew Jersey, Ohio and California 10 do this IL Is
siltauon.
There several highly mporan, cases soon 10 come
before the Supreme Court which viii the coustu-
tIonaty Of the Reconssrucios laws.
General Howard proposes to distribute the surpla q
funds In the rreedmen's Bureau literally among the
destitute people Of the South during the coming vintsr
There 10 the ros once Department ten thousard
photographs OF Union soldiers taken from dsst letters
which accumulated during the war.
The Ice above Albany broke yesterday, but was
gorged against the bridge and piers that cisy, rac
the canal boats and smaller craft considerable danger
The United States steamer shawmus = stlI al Aspin-
wall waiting for repairs.
Consul savage, at Havana has been ordered 10 turn
over his Cons Mr. Larentre, ~ the authorities
Of Washington.
large republican mass meeting was held Ia New Or
leans on SATURDAY. night preferences Tor Chase for
President was expressed In the resolutions
The coronsrs jury investigating the railroad disasts'
al Angola have discovered that no ccmpromise earl
ssAcaed W ths train a. Tie iine Of sas accident