The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-28
EUROPE.

The reported by the Atlantic cable is dated yes
terday evening. March q.
The Derby Reform bill has been passed to q second
reading in the House OF Commons tho debate, vital to
the measure 70 commence the 9Th OF April. North
Germany has adopted . constitution agreeing in its
main features, with that drafted by Count Bismarck
1hs Prince OF Servia Is about TO visit the Sultan OF
Turkey. Fighting has been suspended in Gambia.
Consols closed 81 91h for money in London. United
Dtates hve.twentes were at 74k in London, 77,s in
Frankfort, and SAX in Paris
Tho Liverpool cotton market closed quiet with mid
Ang upiands l3kd Breadstuns and provisions dull
BY mail We have interesting details OF cable
dispatches 70 tho 10Th OF March.
Tho London Timer publishes very sharp editorial
analysis Of the speech OF the Duke de Persgny
stitutonal government in France, ENGLAND and the
United states. In reply TO the Dukes charge that
England wished for the permanent disruption OF tho
American Union by means OF the JET Davis rebellion.
the writer says England shrank from aiding France to
break up the United States by supporting the Southern
srs and BY establishing Mexican empire"
The special letter Of London espondent on the
progress Of the reform revolution in Great Britain And
the altitude Of the democracy towards the aristocracy
and Parliament embraces matter OF much importance in
its report Of the situation Of the parties and their pros
poets Of snccessL
Tho French exposition OF Feniansm, is origin, char
and intent SGT forth in the Journal Dtbats Of
Paris Is Published In our columns with interesting
newspaper reports Of the situation in Ireland and
Liverpool ON the 18th OF March.
CONGRESS,
In the Senate yesterday the annual report OF the New
York Bank Of Commerce for 1865 introduced charg
ing that Mr. Thomas whose credentials Senator from
Maryland are before the Judiciary Committee withdrew
large amount Of money from New York city in Decem
Der $780, which time he Secretary OF the Treas
ury, the money being intended for the payment Of in
forest United sates stocks The report referred
90 the Judiciary Committee. bill from the Finance
Committee guaranteeing to Louisiana the Of $4,000
O00 for the construction Of levees, ordered TO
be printed The bills 10 prohibit the removal OF Indian
tribes and other Proposes and relative the settlement
Of the accounts OF army officers passed The bill
supply deficiencies the appropriations for the contn
rent fund OF the House amended and passed. One
amendment approprates e5 for this expenses OF the
Indian delegations their recent vis, to Washington
Inc report Of the Judiciary Committee on the House
kssimony relative the connection OF Senators Doolit
te and Patterson with the New York Custom House
troubles was read II exonerates both Senators from any
Implication whatever therein Pending consideration Of
q motion to print the testimony the Senate adjourned
In the House the Senate bill incorporate the Lincoln
Monument Association was passed. resolution for
rcnppOntmcnt
railroads was adopted The Senate amendments TO the
resolution relative TO tho claims OF certain Northern
creditors introduced by Mr. Butler, laid upon tho
table, which Is virtual defeat Of the bill the adjourn
mont question came up on the receipt OF the message Of
The Senate regarding It's action thereon Mr. Schenck
offered amendment TO the Senate amendment ad-
,ournng until the nrst Wednesday in June and the first
"Wednesday In September, which adopted, and the
Senate amendment which provides for an adjournment
~ noon to-day concuned In amended Reso-
buttons relative 70 claims OF foreign governments for
property destroyed by the army OF tho United States
protesting against the confederation Of the British North
American provinces; and expressing sympathy for the
people Of Ireland and Gambia were adopted the latter
unanimously. Mr.. washburne offered an amendment
declaring the Fenian imperative but II was
rejected resolution declaring TO be the sense OF tho
House that Henry smythe ough, 70 be removed from
bis position rs Coisctor Of the Port Of Now York was
adopted By yeas os, nays 3s. After further bust
ness or minor importance tho House adjourned
THE LKGrsLATURE
In tho Senate yesterday the Metropolitan rrans, Of
Three Tier Railroad bill was reported adversely and de
fea,ed Bills 70 incorporate the Now York cross tow
rsllroad and for the better regulation Of the pcwe
.sf brokers and others were introduced Bins amend
ling the act for the Incorporating Of religious societies
to oompiese the high service water works as Csrman
willie; relative 70 the Croton Aqusducs Departmsr
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