The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-08
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EUROPE.

BY special kilograms through the Atlantic Cable dated
in Paris yesterday, have the French reports OF the
attempted assassination OF the Gar The imperial party
had very escape, the bali passing in line be-
tween two OF the distinguished personages and wound
ing lady standing in the street. The horse ridden by
groom In waiting wounded in the head Immediately
after the discharge and the blood spured the imperial
uniforms The assassin attempted second shot, when
tho pistol bur st. He is Pole coming from Belgium
and without accompcss in Paris The police saved his
life from tho enraged populaca
magnificent ball was given ct the Russian Embassy
che evening. The Gar, with his sons, and the
Emperor and Empress OF France were present Tho
members OF the Russian royal party congratulated
their escape.
Tho press report by tho cable dated yesterday
ing. June I.
The Emperor Of Austria will be crowned King OF
Hungary to-day. His Majesty intends to proclaim
universal amnesty for political offences.
Consols closed at 94h for money In London. Five.
twenties at 10 in London and TN In Frankfort.
Tho Liverpool cotton market quiet, with middlng
uplands at llhd. Breadstuns quiet and downward.
Provisions generally unchanged
THE CITY.
In tho United states District Court yesterday Judge
Batchford presiding the government obtained verdcts
an two GASES the importance OF which consisted in the
court sustaining the construction put the Internal
Revenue law by the United States District Attorney.
and that the courts ruling will decide number OF
other similar without the cost Of trial.
The Stuyvesant libel suit against the New York News
Company resumed yesterday before Justice Hogan
at the Tombs Police Court Mr. Bowman, brother-inaw
40 Mr. Stuyvesant emphatcally swors that he was not
guilty OF the charges involved In the divorce trial The
case adjourned till Tuesday.
An action was brought yesterday In the Supreme
n w 0rtlsxv~ MIA
sid being Wholesale dealer OF this city and the
defendant news dealer San Francisco. for the re-
covery an unpaid Of 500 consgnments Of
newspapers periodicals. SC The defendant set on $50
Of the debt for books which OF the description
ordered and which reshippcd to plaintiff but wers
lost on the passage The jury returned verdict OF
Sss2 81 for the plaintiff deductng the amountclamed
a. Offset
Elizabeth Hawz brought action against Martin
Hule In the Superior Court yesterday to recover dam
ages for assault battery arising out Of dispute with
attendants wife Tho jury with marked consideration
awarded verdict OF cents 70 the plaintiff
Decrecs or divorce wore rendered yesterday In IN
Supreme Court In the following cases:-Adolf Klsmm-
scbmitt against MagdaienA Kommschmiu, Pauline y.
STUART against oliver J. Stuart Albert Holtx against
Margaret Hotz, and Thomas G. Hall against Ellen I.
Hail. In the Stuart the separation rs from bed and
board plaintiff to have custody OF children
The Kings county Board OF Supervisors met yesterday
afternoon, when communication, signed by large
number OF citizens received asking that the Board
should take such action a. would tend TO delay the
Issuing OF bonds pay for the land 10 be taken for
parade ground until the law providing for s couss~ac
sion could DO repealed They thought that there was
no necessity for parade ground, and that the money
- DO expended for one would be wasted.
Tweniysix children and eight adults died on the pas
sage from Rotterdam on board the ship Arnold Bon
sngsr which arrived this port yesterday with four
hundred and twenty-five passengers.
Miss Kate Norton, young woman boarding at No. 200
wcss Eleventh street, committed suicide yesterday
afternoon. by swallowing quantity OF morphine The
Investigation before the Coroner, and letter left BY
The deceased addressed TO her grandmother, which we
publish another part Of todays HERALD reveal the
cause Of the desperate act
The nns steamship City Of London, Captain Brooks.
o. the nman line. will leave pcr IS North river At
noon to-day, for Queenstown and Liverpool Tho mails
FOR ireland will close the Post 0ce half past ton
An
fhs National steam Navigation Companys steamship
virginia, Captain Prowse, viii at noon to-day from
paer 81 North river for Liverpool calling At Qaeens,own
90 land passengers, &c.
The Anchor Line steamship HIbcrna CAPTAIN Munro
will leave pier 20 North river to-day for Liver.
scnssn and mails
The American line s,dswhsel steamship Arsgo, Cap
Tain Gladden. vi pier 20 North al noon to-
uay for Havrs, calling at Falmouth, England. The
mails Will Gloss ai tho Post once at hafpas. ten A. NJ
FOR Great Britain ssd the Coniinsnt
! The Hamburg American Packet company's steamship
,aorusu,a Captain Fanzsn viii salt at noon to-day
S,osn Hoboken for Southampton and Hamburg. The
for tho German States will close at the Post once
n haf-psss ten A. ~
Tho steamship Quaker City VIII leave PIG, has'
river At tvo r. NJ and the stream a. three y "aay
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so.ohus A ali the principal points OF interest both
koing and RETURNING
me fps steamship General Meade, Captain Sampson
belonging TO H. d. Cromwell Co.'S line viii leave pier
No North river at three O'Clock this afternoon for NO"
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