The New York herald., 1867-02-11
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EUROPE.

EUROPE.
Tue Atlantic cable news report Of yesterday has not
reached ua
BY mail have interesting details OF the cable de.
spatches the th OF January The letter Of our spe
cai correspondent in ST. Petersburg on the subject Of
che Eastern question: and the present policy Of Russia
towards the Porte and the neighborng Christian great
Powers contains matter of very considerable impor
tancs
MIsCELLANE0Us.
Our Panama correspondence is dated February 1. Mr.
Bartoa, the American Minister a. Colombia, was ex-
pected on the Isthmus with his baggage, the breach
betwsen President Nosquera and himself having be-
como more irreconcinbe Mosqnera 10 be placed
trial before the Congress- which TO assemble on
the LIST inst, but he had said 1t should not assemble.
story In circulation that tho capitalist Of the canal
surveying party had been victmized BY Mr. Gorgoz
gentleman whose discovery to have been tested
The project has for the present fallen through and
Is beloved that canal route will be surveyed the
Isthmus unless the government takes the matter
pieteIy In hand Dr. William B. Little, American consul
At Panama died the 10Th ult, OF yellow fever This
disease raging the United States James,
town. at that port and the deaths average two
per diem Panama full Of pestilence, and the yei.
low fever epidemic on the Isthmus
The Central American dates two weeks later.
General lawrence Minister Pleniposentiary from our
government, had arrived Costa Rica The contract
for the construction Of nteroceanc railway had been
ratified by the Costa Rcan Congress with certain New
York capitalists The revolution in Nicaragua had died
out Don Fernando Guzman had been declared Prcsi-
dent elect for four years The cholera had appeared at
Grenada and Rvas, but disappearing elsewhere
hundred United States troops said have died Of
It. The cotton crop Is a failure.
Our Lima PERU letter is dated January %. The
American steamer Joseph Clark was In port with yel-
low fever on board. The poll tax being rigidy
forced in order to raise funds for the government and
General Prado. the President was becoming decidedly
unpopular Of IT, Colonel Bolta had received
permission TO come the United States, but s be-
leved that he would put himself at the head Of
luton AGAINST Prado, assisted by General Castillo.
had been issued regarding the establishment Of
agency for chnucring ships An early movement Of
the allied feet expected body of Mendoza revo
iutionsts marching San Juan. An exploration
through tho Mayro, Pachra and Ucayol rivers to the
Amazon had shown that communication with The
Atlantic Ocean feasible. Considerable trouble was
experienced with hostile Indians bv the exploring party
Our Durango Mexico, correspondence is dated January
L. The Intelligence regarding the march on San Luis
Potosi conmatory Of dispatches received somo days
ago Mea at Dolores having determined 10 i'm
itate the example OF Lozada and remain neutral He
had fifteen hundred men, with whom he intended to hold
the mountain fastnesscs about Queretaro The cholera
was prevailing Eastern Durango, being the steady
march westward Large numbers Of French and Austrian
descrters were serving in the republican ranks and
many Mexican imperial officers applying Tor
employment In the place, but we're not received.
Our Havana correspondence is dated February The
Harriet Lane and Pelican were nearly ready Tor
Tho United states Memphis was In port. and the
Spanish monitor Tetuan coaling. The smallpox at
Mszatan had consider ably abated.
The pecuniary stringency fs so great in Pitt county.
N c. the people recently compelled the sheriff TO
burn up all his and executions returnabls at court
refusing be elected from their homes and being una
BILE TO pay. Dsstuton Is evident all over the State
The Legislature yesserday passed relief bill postpon-
ting the payment Of debts for twelve months The
negroes were greatly troubled by the exp Lofts Of band
OF regulators, who had made oath dspossess every
negro in the State Of his property and with that end In
view stealing their horses
The Rev N l. Rice preached on the subject OF The
Theatre" before the Young Mems Christian Association
YESTERDAY Rev. Dr. Bowling delivered a sermon on
ssThe Expulsion Of Protestant Worship from Rome Al
his church In Bedford street. and the Rev Day X Lee
delivered lecture 'The Serious and Comic in Life
Arrangements have been made for the establishment
OF another line Of steamships between this country and
Europe
solomon Johnson colored man, formerly President
Iaucon's barber has been appointed nrss class clerk
ia tne Treasury Department at Washington with desk
In the secrssarys ofice.
Important changes will probably DO made the In.
tsrnal Tar bill by the committee which has 1t under
consideration by which the neccssarss OF life viii be
exempted from TAXATION and manufactured articles also
on The raw material Of which the TAI has been already
paid More stringent penalties will be afnred TO viola.
lions Of the law in the disiilla.Ion Of whskey.
Congressional Temperance Society was organized At
Washington among members Of both houses yesterday,
with Mr. Wilson, OF Massachusetts,, as President
The Excise Law was vigorously enforced yesterday 10
this city and Brooklyn. Only few dealers we're ar
rgned before the In the morning and sxtyfour
arrests for violation Of the Law were made during the