The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-30
EUROPE.

By special cable kilograms dated In Rome, London and
st. Petersburg yesterday June 90 have European in.
telgence Of very exciting interest considerable
portanco.
Our special correspondent in Rome tclcgraphs an ex
csedingy graphic account OF the gorgeous religious
display held in the Eternal City in commemoration Of
81. Peter's martyrdom It tho most magnificent OF
the kind since the days Of Solomon. man who was
made crazy by the pomp cut his throat and died
the statue Of st. Peter The Pope who was celebrating
mass Immediately reconstructed the church.
Lloyd Garrison was complimented BY public break
fast In g. James Hall, London, Earl RUSSELL the Duke
OF Argyle and John Bright attending Earl Russell
made curious confession OF his scrrors' Of opinion
held in the FIRST days Of the American war.
Tho Russian Government has abolished the export
duties on many useful articles OF export.
Queen Victoria appeared again in public yesterday,
and In the cause Of charity
The list Of awards OF premiums At the Paris Exhib-
tloa. published yesterday, corrected in some few In
stances
Consuls were At OAK for money In London. Five.
twcnties were at TAX In London.
Tho Liverpool cotton market closed quiet with mid
ding uplands at IL pence. Breadstuns quiet
BY the steamship City Of Baltimors as ths port 10
have Interesting mail details Of cable kilograms 10
the 10Th OF juno.
MIsCELLANEoUs.
Hut little doubt remains that tho i-fated Prince Max
iman has been executed An Austrian steam soop-of.
from Vera Cruz arrived at the mouth OF the Mis-
ssppl yesterday with her ensign draped In mourning
Her ofhcers very reticens, but enough was OBJ
tanned from them 70 warrant tho Austrian Charge dAf
falres at Washington In telegraphing the Emperor
Francis Joseph that his brother had been shot on tho
1oh and the Mexican authorities had refused deliver
up body No particulars OF the OF ecu ton were OBJ
Nm NJ fha raA tl,n cls~
OF Mexico had been captured tho 10Th inst by the
Hberas
The President and his party arrived at Annapolis Nd,
yesterday. and presented the Maryland Cons-
tnonsl Convention In session At that place. by Cover
nor Swami, and welcomed by the presiding ofhccr
President johnson made speech OF greater length than
usual, and was followed by Mr.. Seward. They then
visited tho Senate Chamber and the Naval Academy
turning TO Washington by special train In tho evening"
Our special correspondent in British Honduras dating
a Belize the 13lh Of June notices the arrival an
additional number OF planters from the Southern States
Of the North American Union search OF lard to settle
and cultivate. The Indian troubles still prevail to
extent in the colony. The weather remained dry
and many Of the fruit trees dying from tho drought
No quorum present in the Constitutional Convsn.
Zion yesterday, most Of tho members havnz left for
their homes for the contemplated recess over the
Fourth. discussion the question Of per diem dur
tns the recess took place, but interrupted by
adjournment until Monday morning. whom Mr.. Aivord
stated he would move cali OF the house.
The crossexamination Of Lewis weichman IN the trial
Of surratt was continued yesterday Nothing new was
elected, the witness simply eorroborstng or correcting
dates in bis former testimony. The court adjourned
carly account OF the illness Of Judge Fisher. No
one interested IL this absorbing trial should fan 10 road
the sketches or the court jury, counsel prisoner and
others which We publish this morning.
Three men were arrested In this city YESTERDAY ons 81
whom confessed TO having stolen large quantities OF
liquor BY representing himself . government, de-
tccive and seizing It As ooniraband.
General Sheridan, in accordance with instructions
from the President has extended the time for resistra
zion IN Louisiana until further orders.
Prominent DISTINGUISHED citizens Of Savannah, Ga .
have made formal demand for permission to register
exhibiting the Presidents pardon. The Board Of
Registration have the matter under advscmsnt
The colored citizens Of Mobile have addressed petit
Zion TO General swsyns praying for the protection qua
ran,scd thsm under the CIVIL Rights bill and other
laws Of Congress- which 10 refused by the civil auhor-
ties OF that city They claim oces under the city gov
srnmen and modestly intimate that they can MI one
half the places in the Police department without damage
% the city interests.
4 The steamer r. W. Brooks was recently robbed and
burned at 81 Louis and Investigation said have
disclosed the fact that the owners and captain
gagged in conspiracy 10 rob and burn her for the pur-
pose Of defrauding the insurance companies.
Reuben Clark, who charged before the Hampton
County (yal Court Wednesday with having killed .
soldier two months ago, was released on $4,000 bail
yesterday.
Two more deaths from chclsra reported In LOUIS.
vile Several cases we're also reported in Msmphis
Ex-Attorney General James Speed has been sum.
mooed witness before the Judiciary Committee
General schoneld has tho Gordan knot OF Virginia
registration by deciding that the Alexandra constitution
docs not work dsfranchssment
Ex-MInistcr Campbell has arrived In washington II
appears that while sick It'll fever In New Orleans he
received peremptory orders 70 20 TO Juarexs head.
quarters, and a. the government declined TO furnish
him with weasel 10 20 in and he saw other way Of
getting there than BY footing IT with knspssck on bis
back. he thought u best TO resign, which he did.
The jury IN %. champagne case. which tried 10
Che United States District Court before Judge Bstchor
and occupied twelve days in tho hsarna. having failed