The New York herald., 1867-04-19
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New York, Friday. April 10. 1867.
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EUROPE.

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EUROPE
The mail reports relative to the Franco German Lux.
emburg negotiations published to-day contain details
of much interest pending the state OF relations existing
between Prussia and. Napoleon.
From Vienna we are told that It is in contemplation
form one two baaions of chasseurs Of the Austrian
volunteers returning from Mexico and that further
term Of three years has been granted the officers who
remain In the service of the Emperor Maxmian during
which time they have tho option Of re-entering the
Austrian service.
The report by the Atlantic cable is dated yeser-
day evening, April Is.
From Berlin and London are advised that France
and Prussia are in active preparation for The Bcr
lin despatch ntimates that Napoleon already threatens
the Frontier Of Germany and that the French
OF 1868 will be called the lst Of May. London
telegram states that dispatches received in that city
nounce that 'negotations between the governments or
France and Prussia have been broken on Imprison-
ment for debt 10 abolished France The Tornado case
10 still unsettled between Spain and England.
Consols closed at ooA for money in London. United
States nve-twente at 71k In London and 76x In
Frankfort
Tho Liverpool cotton market inactive. closing with
prices nominal and middling uplands at 1lXd. Bread
stunh Arm. Provisions firm American produce quiet
and with little change In prices The London markets
were closed yesterday for the Easter holidays
Our special correspondence from PARIS describes the
progress made In redeemng the great French Exhibition
building from the chaos which existed in and around
It the day Of opening 10 order and arrangement The
narrative Is animated and places the matter before
readers in attractive FORM The weather unfavor-
able from ran and the attendance At the building not
very cheering The management OF the American de.
partment Is again complained or
THE LEGISLATURE
In the Senate yesterday bill providing for the pro.
lection Of life IN places Of smusements In New
York was introduced The bills Incorporating the New
York State Associated Pross and numerous others
Of character not of general interest were passed.
The Quarantine bill ordered to . third read.
ing. The Annual Supply bill was passed, with
amendments sppropnatng s75 900 for the erection Of
structures for quarantine purposes In the evening
session, bills enabling husband and wife to testify
against each other and for the protection OF hotel and
boarding house keepers were advanced TO . third
reading.
In the Assembly the Senate bill relative to the EN-.
ployment OF conductors railroads in the State was
considered in Committee Of the Whole Mr. Littiejohu
moved TO strike out all after the cnactng clause and
inscrt section authorizing the Central Railroad Com
pany TO increase It's fare TO two and half cents per
mile. The bill recommuod TO the Committee on
posed The bill then ordered TO a third reading.
The New York city Tax Lcvy also ordered to
third reading The New York State Tax Levy, and
the bill changing the route Of tho Broadway and
Seventh Avenue Railroad passed Propositions
70 60 into Committee Of the Whole the Metropolitan
Excise aud Underground Railroad bills lost The
bill increasing faros the Central Railroad then
read for the third time out OF its orde and passed
BY q vote OF 72 to ls.
THE CITY.
The Board Of Health met yesterday resolution was
adopted directing the Sanitary Superintendent 10
Inspection Of pupils in the common schools Of Now
York and Brooklyn twice each year. with view to
curing tho vaccination Of the children Considerable
business Of minor importance transacted and the
Board adjourned
The Board Of Excise met yesterday and revoked six
tosn liquor licencea
Tho government commission on life saving apparatus
were On ngaged yesterday In testing the steam syphon
pump at the factory in Jersey CITY, Several tests were
made which showed that with this machine ships hold
could be relieved Of water debris in very short time
Dssaching apparatus will be tested to-day.
The trustees OF the fund for the relief Of the policemen
who were injured in The r2. q 8. Pegiqks day yestsr
day sent $50 to Commissioner Acton for distribution
among them.
Rev. DR.. Cuyler lectured on "Intcmperance" before
the Young Mems Christian Union Of Brooklyn last night;
and In the OF his remarks said that he had been
told many women in respectable society were In the
habit Of drinking freely al their dressmakers, and that
he on one occasion addressed very rrsvercnty by
several young ladies In Brooklyn street car, when he
discovered they were all intoxicated.
Minbkn H. Carney, q colored man, and formerly SER
geant In the FiftyIour,h Massachusetts regiment
delivered lecture 10 small audience OF colored per.
sons, at the African Civilization Building in Brooklyn,
last night ON "Recons.ructon and the Right OF
Suffrage"
An inquest held yesterday on the body Of Jobn n
Livingston. who was killed In drinking saloon on
Jefferson street about O'Clock yesterday morn,nc
short account OF the murder being published in tho
HrHALp Of yesterday. The two prisoners Cody and
Allen we're found guilty Of the kingthe latter an nc
cessory before the fact-and we're committed TO the
Tombs 10 await the action OF the Grand Jury.
In tho supreme Court Circuit yesterday, in tho case
OF Maria McDonogh William Appleton, an action for
the recovery Of 900 damages for injuries received by
being run over by a coupe belonging to defendant
the soh OF October, 1861 The jury returned verdict
Of 800 for the plaintiff.
An action was brought in the Supreme Court Circuit
yesterday, by Asa y. Cochran against VIM. D. Dns-
more President for tho recovery OF $4,000 which had
been entrusted 70 Adams Express Company In March
1899 70 be delivered to plaintiff at New Orleans The
steamer Bio Bio, In which the safe containing the
money was conveyed, was burned at the latter port
lev hours after her arrival and OF the safc
pouid ~ found bv the divers who we're employed 10