The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-09
EUROPE.

The report by the Atlantic cable dated yester-
day evening, june s. ~ ststa
The Pole who attempted the life OF the Gear had no
accomplce. already announced by the special
Aassfrii 'seEam IN the HERALp. Francis Joseph o.
great pomp. rhe Turkish saaadnon 49,, b,oucx.a.,
Greek ship IN port Of the Ion,an Islands; in
TACT In Greek port Prussia will eyac,,ae Inc fortress
OF Luxembourg within the next week.
Consols closed at "a for money in London Five
twensies were at 70 In London and Tx in Frankfort
The Liverpool cotton market closed easier with mid
ding uplands at HID BreadstuGs without material
change Provisions unchanged
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ex-Governor Wells, who has retained possession OF
the archives and records of louisiana although removed
from his position Governor by General Sheridan
Gently refused 10 surrender them up TO Mr. Flanders,
the appontee. whcreupon General Sheridan de-
spatched Of bis staff officers to the obstinate old
Governor with instructions TO put him by force In
his communication he says that AR Wells always urged
upon him the right Of removal from ONCE until his
in point and at present he denies such right
He however, surrendered, he said, ITO the sword"
secured witnesses to the act and betook himself to q
consultation with eminent counsel on the subject
Governor Flanders Immediately entered upon the dis
charge Of his duties. General Grant denies the report
that he and Secretary Stanton had censured General
Sheridan for his course removing Governor Wells
The ship Arnold Boninger, from Rotterdam with four
hundred and twenty-five passengers arrived at Quaran
tine yesterday Thirtyfour deaths during the
voyage. from debility and the of unwhole
water before leaving Rotterdam She detained
below, and will be fumigated.
Tho investigation OF the Albany tragedy
cuded yesterday the prisoner declining produce fur
ther testimony present He thcrsupon committed
for murder c. NJ. Cole, his brother and recently Con-
sui at Acapulco, arrived during the day and had pro-
tracted interview with him.
Our Paris Fashions letter this morning contains
glowing of the ball at the English Embassy the
grandees who present. how they were dressed who
they danced with and other items particularly
attractive in the eyes OF the fashionable world.
The mail matter shipped TO Europe in three OF the
steamships sailing yesterday amounted &C. s0l pack
ages
The excursonlsss to the Holy Land departed In the
steamer Quaker City yesterday.
The yacht Henrietta arrived at this port yesterday
from Cowes.
Calvin NJ Ncrhrup was sentenced yesterday 10 twelve
years penal servtude for the alleged attempted poison.
ing OF his wife.
grand hop was given 70 the cadets IVES, Point last
night by the ladies' who attending the examination
!, was grand affair being the first OF the kind that the
stern guardians have ever permitted during cxamna-
ton exercises.
aeet Of forty steamboats, from Montana, Is coming
down the Missouri river, with 100 900 tons OF fresh,
board
Judge Bryan, OF one OF the federal courts Charles.
ton has decided that telegraph companies are bound TO
submit private messages in evidence when required.
largo bonded warehouse in Chariestown, Mass, fell
In yesterday, severely injurng three men.
Captain c. Duncan, the originator OF the Holy Land
excursion lodged petition In the Court Of Bankruptcy
yesterday praying that he be adjudgcd bankrupt and
be discharged from all his debts amounting to about
$4,000 In the afternoon he sailed with the other pill
grms the Quaker City, for the Mediterranean and the
Holy Land.
In the OF Johnston ct al Syvester-an action
In the Marine Court the jury returned verdict for the
defendant The plaintiffs are proprietors OF livery
stable In this city, and brought suit TO $780, tho
value OF horse which they had hired defendant
plaIntfs claim for a drive 10 Central Park and which
died shortly after being returned TO the stable from
everlasting BY fast driving On the trial IL was shown
that the defendant had driven horse az far az High
Bridge; but the stipulation not TO 20 further than
Central Park not proved.
The stock market was heavy yesterday morning, bu,
Afterwards improved and closed nrm Gold closed AT
13oX.
Only . moderate business was contaminated yester-
day, but previous prices generally well sustained
Coffee vas quiet but steady Cotton was scarcelv al
frm though prices were not quoaby lower on
'Chanss, -four was quiet, but steady. Wheat was
shade nrmer Corn opened rmer, but closed weak and
unsettled Oats were dull and nominal Pork was IN
fair demand but lower rates. Beef was steady while
lard was without decided change. Freishs nrmer
though quiet whskey ruled firm. Naval stores were
dull and depressed Petroleum remained quiet and
heavy
the Presidential party returned TO Washington yes
ferday.
fny nine one thousand dollar bonds have recently
been reported missing from the Treasury Department
no clue to them has ~ yss been discovered