The New York herald., 1867-03-10
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EUROPE.


BY the Atlantic cable have q news report dated
yesterday evening, March Q.
A heavy force of Fenians held one OF the mountain
passes in the North of Tipperary, Ireland Friday
evening, and English troops with artillery we're sent out
to dsIodge them but the result Of the battle has not
reached The Fenians have captured and bold the
police station Kilteei In the county Kildare The i'm
portant mountain range Of the Gatees in Munster, Is
said be fv Of Fenians and attack the town OF
Tpperary, capital Of the county, was looked for The
inhabitants OF the said to be completely dis.
affected to the government Lenster province and the
county Kerry again tranquil, but small bodies OF
Fenians patrol the counties OF Cork Waterford Limerick
and Tipperary, and rob what 9ey require. Twelve
prominent FenIan leaders have been captured. James
stephens said bc in Paris "Loads" Of Fenian
are seized in different parts Of Ireland
Lord Derby has completed the reorganization Of his
cabinet Tho great Powers have united IN urging the
Turkish government the policy Of liberal concessions TO
Christians subject the Sultan, and native reform
party in Constantinople supprts the movement
Consols closed al 90X for money, in London. United
States hvstwenties at TAX In London and Tx In
Frankfort Liverpool closed dull and
at . decline. Breadsufs easier
CONGRESS-
In the Senate yesterday the House bill approprating
1000 defray the expenses Of Indian Commissioners
lion dollars for the relief OF the destitute people OF the
South OF ali clAssss loyal disloyal. passed A
resolution nquirng what steps necessary prevent
foreign Powers from introducing governments upon this
continent inmical TO republican institutions REFERRED
and the Senate soon after adjourned
The House was not in session.
THE LEGISLATURE
In the Senate yesterday bills introduced incorpo
rating the East River Bridge Company protect keep
averns. inns &c. and protect tenants in tee
10 possession Of their lands Several bills advanced
to third reading, and committee Of conference was
asked for on the Constitutional Convention bill the
Senate nsistne upon It's substitute.
In the assembly bills relative to the Fire Department
and 10 incorporate East River Bridge Company
reported among others The bill 70 prevent
c,siructions wharvcs and pers and for other pur
reported and Immediately recommtted to the
Committee OF the Whole. Bills suppress gambling
hells in the Metropolitan district regulate the
ner Of making arrests for violations Of the Excise law
for ths construction Of railroads In Broadway other
Streets and alter the map OF New York. intro
ducsd.
THE CITY.
The renian excitement continues unabated. Numer-
donations accepted, but owing to the lowness
OF the funds hundreds who offered volunteer
fused An enthusiastic meeting OF Irish American ON.
memD0f3
Of the Brotherhood in Washington and elsewhere are
also moving the matter OF aid to the men at tho
'front.'
Nineteen steamships lert New York yesterday for
Europeau West Indian Central American and coastwse
ports carrying thousand and
four hundred United States troops and s47s,7o in
specie.
A case is pending before Justice Robinson In the
Superior Court Special fern, In which the repued pro
prietor OF house OF III fame James G. Gilbert for
conspiracy and malicious detention in having him
ressed time ago charge Of keeping dsordeny
house
In the United States Commissioners Court yesterday
Wellington wilmot, claim agent Who had been
smned several before Commissioner Be,ts
charge Of having forged certain papers In relation "a
the bounty OF James Allen. discharged, the
Commissioner believing that the for tho prosecution
rested entirely on the evidence = acsomplce who
had, by his admission, committed perjury In swear.
Ing to bis application for bounty
10 the case Of Ellen r. Ogden against Washington y.
osden an action for limited divorce the ground Of
heged cruelty pending In the supreme Court, . mo-
aon was made yesterday Chambers before Judge In
Tor an order allowing the defendant the prvI-
Vi in'orcourse with the children In custody Of
'ne mo'her The plaintiff alleges that the visits OF the
oeie'n' io' 'ne purpose Of secing the children would
subject her TO annoyance that in the event of his
being allowed 70 take the children out for walk she
would DO apprchensvs that the father mi .h, place them
beyond her reach The court suggested tha, the parte,
cndcavor 10 effect amIcable arran,emon, ,s,,vosn
themselves Further hearing yet down 70, s,,,ra.v
ncxt
The stock market was nrm yesterday. Cold closed :,
134H.
Extreme qdietude characterized the markets ves,e,
DAY, the business consummated being confined 10 ,bo
essng exigencies OF purchasers and prices generalv
.l continued TO rule in favor OF the buyer Cotton
again lower. Coffee ruled dull but firm. On Change
Ioar was shade nrmer with more doing Whoa, was
duh but orm. Corn advanced 1c &c. under fair de-
rnand. Oats ruled steady. Pork steady. Beef wa
unchanged. lard was heavy. Freights were quiet
wbiskey was dun and nominal Naval stores and ps,ro
leum ruled dun snd hssvv.