The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-16
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In London, Constant nrough the Atlantic cable dated
early hour on Frid nope, Cronstadt and Madrid at
very interesting .ay morning we have important and
Lord stsn,e- advices from Europe.
durnp th~ rs action In the London Peace Conference
SHARPLY, negotiation Of the Luxembourg treaty
thai assailed in Parliament, the opposition asserting
"a, consenting to tho guarantee clause, he pledged
sland to armed Intervention In the event OF . war
,etweon France and Prussia Lord Stanley defended
his course the ground Of the existence urgent
necessity for the prevention OF war;
Omar Pasha officially claimed very important victory
over the Christians In Crete enailing heavy losses
the insurgents.
debate 10 the British House Of Commons on Fenian
Affairs goes 70 show that tho English reform lsaguers
Vnpathize with the Irish rsvolutionisls extent
Queen Isabella Of Spain has despatched Special En-
voy 70 Washington, with instructions to the Spanish
Minister relative to the situation with Chile and
the other Spanish American republics
British re,nforcemsnts have been despatched by steam.
ship TO the army in Canada The King Of Prussia and
Count Bismarck have reached Berlin from Paris the
Gar Alexander at Darmstadt st. Peters
burg. The military, with the police, In severe
collision with the Fenans In Waterford and two Of the
Fenians died from bayonet wounds
Consos closed al % Y for money In London. Five
twcntiss at 49,. In London and rs In Frankfort.
In the Liverpool cotton market mddling upands
MISCELLANEOUS.
The second insialment OF the Attorney Generals opin
ION the Reconstruction law said TO be ready for the
press II relates especially to the duties Of the
military commanders. Prominent ofncals state that
argues that governments provided for In the
rebel States by the military act-ons civil and mill
tary and both provisional, the military commanders
merely acting OF the peace and not
abrogators Of the law Not having the power to
from ONCE they are in consequence without authority
to appoint
Thad stevens publishes q letter In the Washington
CArrscle suggesting the proprety OF holding the July
session Of Congress He says the opinions Of the At
torney General require explanatory or supplemental
acts.
The Arbany tragedy has assumed q new and curious
phase Mr. Hadley, counsel for the prisoner was yes
terday presented by Grand Jury OF Albany county
for contempt IN not fully answering certain questions
before relative certain papers OF the prisoner
which had come into his possession profess
sionay, and order Of the court was asked for to
compel him produce letter said 10 have been written
by Cole Syracuse just before the tragedy occurred
The order granted and served upon hadlcv, who
made return that the paper received by him as
counsel for the prisoner and such was privileged
communication After argument between Lyman
Tremanc counsel for Hadley and the District Attorney
per, which Mr. Hsdey thereupon placed in the posses.
sion or the Clerk OF the court General Benjamin r.
Butler upon whose staff the prisoner Cole served during
the war is said TO have retained for the defence
The obstacles in tho way OF trial OF John surrnt
seem to thicken as the case proceeds Judge Fisher
was i'll yesterday, and Judge wylie presided, for the
purpose as he said OF empanellng jury, rs unless
jury empanecd before Monday the proceedings must
be commenced de moro. Objection was made by counse
for the prosecution to Judge wye officiating but the
Court oyerruled It, Twelve jurors finally drafted
out OF the large panel summoned and they were dis
missed until ten o'clock at night when they were sworn
aud again dismissed until Monday morning Judge
wyiie then adjourned the court until that time.
General Grant is at West Point He will present their
diplomas 70 the graduates Monday.
An explosion Of 1reworks occurred at the store OF
Purdey Co, Maiden lane, yesterday, BY which two
injured, Of them 10 Is supposed fatally.
The annual regatta Of the Atlantic Yacht Club
Of Brooklyn place Tuesday The course
will be from the club house In South Brooklyn 10 the
sakeboa. beyond the Narrows or the Southwest Spit
and return Eight FIRST class and eight second class
sloops entered for the contest
Tho Long Island and Flushing Railroad Companies
have always been at odds with one another and on
Friday while workmen employed by the latter company
were laying track the track or the former they
were interrupted BY constable who arrested them for
trespass The tracks they had put down were torn up
BY tho adhcren,s OF the Long Island Company who were
arrested in turn the plea Their adversaries
being thus Aoys de combat. the Flushing Company con-
tnued their work. and under the protection OF squad
or metropolitan police completed II yesterday.
Additional intelligence from Japan Is TO the effect
that the American Minister has made public for tho
benefit or Americans the information that Osaka Jeddo
ana other ports will b opened on the list Of January
next
An interesting article elsewhere In the columns Of the
IIzRALp this morning rves an account Of the internal
revenue, the Law or 1884, increasing that mode Of
government income 70 meet the requirements Of the
war how was received By the people and how u ope.
rates at present -.~s.t
senator wsdss excursion party we're entertained a .
banquet IN st. LOUIS Friday night BY the Mayor and
4saaaR laasO.lsf The cir. Most 0f the members q