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

BY the Atlantic cable We have a news report dated
Saturday, Januays.
The Reform Lcaguers have determined to make. .
grand demonstration in London aftor the opening
OF Parliament, when individual members Of the body
vl attempt TO present petitions for reform in person
rumor Of the death Of President johnson crcu-
lated on the London Change, January4
severe shock OF earthquake has caused heavy loss
OF life and property in Algeria
Consols rated at 90H in London at noon yesterday.
United States nve-twsntes were At 70.
The Liverpool cotton market easier II noon.
Breadstufs arm
- CONGRESS.
Tho Senate was not In session yesterday having Cd
journsd until Monday.
In the House, business being In order according to
agreement except general debate In committee OF the
whole on the State OF the Union the day wholly de-
voted TO speech making Mr. spaldng and Mr.. Stevens
ere tho principal tho OCCASION giving their
views probability Of the admission Of the Southern
States their ratification Of the constitutional amend
mcnt Mr. Stevens was very decided In his opposition
90 such course and said that Congress would stutfy
itssf 70 ask them TO vote upon the amendment
Z caucus Of the republican members OF the House
was held In the Capitol last night resolution offered
by Mr. spaiding that no for the impeachment
OF tho President should DO presented unless pre-
viously agreed upon in caucus and referred TO the
Judiciary Committee adopted after some objec
eions by Mr. Stevens Tho documents for the impeach
mont will beprcpared and submitted TO the Senate At
che commencement OF the session II decided
Shsre would be time enough for nna action the
matter duriog the present one
THE CITY.
Tho two Boards Of the Common Council yesterday
Tor the last time In their olcai capacity few unm-
pcrtant matters considered and the usual compli-
msntary resolutions relative 70 the employee were
hdoptsd. In the Board Of Councimen . resolution
from the Board Of Aldermen providing gas lamps for
ehe Fort Washington road leading the Kingsbrdse
Road defeated. but a reconsideration, was laid
lover. Both Boards adjourned die
The building No lls Nassau took Gre yesterday,
lind time q serious connagrstion threatened
he combined efforts OF the nrsmen finally extnguished
khe flames The loss Ia estimated a. $4,000
The Coroners jury holding an inquest the body OF
pohn McAndrsws who shot the LIST inst Ninth
avenue returned verdict charging Louis Muller With
committing the murder and John O. Hass with beng
accessory thsreto. ...
l Mn Fanny willard, widow lady about thirty.two
6ear Of age, newspaper compositor by trade was
hot and killed her place Of residence No 100 Ninth
bvenae corner OF Twentieth street, BY young man
tshom she was heard 70 cali Tom, and whose name 10
supposed 10 be Thomas Burke. The assassin immed
eIy perperaon Of the deed shot himself In tbs
bead and Il Il Supposed will die OF the effects OF his
Injuries
4 Andrew Kinns was arrested yesterday charged with
Aving stabbed John Honsche, the I'd instant near
sshngon square His cspsors aege that be expressed
himself when arrested astonshed that Henscnel was
Dot dead. hoped that he would die, and that he
zc,sescD had seiacsd his lKinnis) wife. He was
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