The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-19
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The news report by the Atlantic cable Is dated yester
day evening, June ls
riot Of a very formidable Characteristic to be OK
oited by an sssn,iP opsry' feeling-commenced in Biz
mngham England in the forenoon and assumed fear
full proportions soon Its outbreak Two streets Of
the town appeared TO have sacked Immediately and
the entire city was in possession Of the rioters by three
O'Clock In the afternoon Military we're being conveyed
to the scene with orders put down the disturbance at
all hazards" ~.~.s.f sAtss IS ~ ~
One OF the Irish rsnians killed by the military during
the riots In Waterford buried in that city yesterday
His funeral the occasion Of great demonstration
Over Ave thousand persons wearing green embems,
marching after the coffin
William Lloyd Garrison Is TO DO entertained at pub
lie breakfast London, at which Is said John Bright
will preside
consos closed at OAK for money in London. Five
twentes at 7sk in London and Tx In Frankfort.
THIS Bank Of Holland has reduced It's rate Of discount
AZ per cent
Tho Liverpool cotton market closed quiet, with mid
ding upands ~ llKd Breadstuns nrmer. Provisions
generally unchanged.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Our special telegram from Galveston reports that the
trial OF Maxmilian had been postponed from tho LIST TO
the 4th OF June really with tho intention Of waiting the
surrender OF Mexico city and Vera Cruz Macmillan
was consequently hopeful and in better health.
The press kilograms OF the Sd ns from Querearo contain
variety OF rumora It reported that Macmillan had
offered to disclose important State secrets to Juarez
that he convicted the Sd and sentenced 70 DO
shot on the next day with Meja and
Miramon. Two engagements said TO have taken
place at the capital MARQUEE had executed General
0Haran for treachery and had seized hundred and
sixty liberal sympa,hizen in the city, whom he threat
ened aud then burn down the city IL Maxi
milan and his generals were harmed
In the trial Of surrat yesterday Sergeant Dye, on
being crossexAmned reiterated positively that he had
Surrau on the night Of the murder near Ford's
theatre. Mrs surrat,s testified to hav.
ing seen him and his mother in consultation at their
house street the evening. Other witnesses
also testified to having seen him in Washington during
the day.
The House Judiciary Committee said to be busy
preparing report OF the evidence the impeachment
question, IN expectation Of July session OF Congress-
Alexander Ria .Rangabes formerly presented to
the President yesterday tho first Minister from
He presented his credentials the usual addresses
made by both parties
The annual regatta OF tho Atlantic Yacht Club took
place yesterday. The Agnes and Carrie declared
70 DO tho winning yachts The sioop Hector caps'xed
during the prevalence OF squa, while taking part
the raee, but no lives lost
Or. Harris weekly letcr the sanitary condition Of
the Metropolitan district says tina, II cholera smou
midst II certainly failed be rekndled by
the heat and moisture OF the las, few days.
The case OF Skidmors was continued In the Court OF
Oyer and Tcrmnc Brooklyn. yesterday. lEmpancling
jury occupied tho whole day, only nine jurors being
secured when the panel was exhausted.
Tho bonds for 500 900 supposed to have been los,
from the Treasury building at Washington some time
1wfn aIc Il, ~
money vault, along with other securities
Judge wyle, OF tho Supreme Court at Washington,
has decided that combina ion Of physicians TO pre-
scribe their fees Is illegal and he thereupon mate
rally reduced doctors bill in the before him.
A lady named Ulmi and her two children were
drowned the Passalc river, Newark, yesterday
by the cepsizIng OF pleasure boat
The recent food in Kansas 30 great that inside
Fort Hayes the water twenty feet deep SIX SOL
dier and citizen drowned and the other occupants
Of the fort compelled 10 70 the roofs OF the
buildings.
Grasshoppers committing great damage 10 gardens
trees and cornncds along the Missouri river.
The argument IN tho Supreme Court General Term, In
the matter Of the OF Church street. and which
was -, down for yesterday has been further adjourned
until Friday next in consequence Of the illness OF Mr.
William Fullerton, associated as counsel with Richard
oGorman.
In the case Of Markham Va Jandon, Il al, argued on
appeal In the Supreme Court General Term and which
arises from the alleged Illegal sais OF three hundred
shares OF stock held a Margin a number OF disputed
questions in regard TO the customs usagss, rights and
duties OF brokers raised and Il rs probable that
the decision, when rendered viii have an mportan,
feet in the future regulation OF such transactions
An action was commenced In the Superior Court ycs
terday by John Lamb against the Eric Railway Com
psny In which the plaintiff claims SIS, 900 for injuries
resulting from the train which be was passenger In
aarch 1865, being thrown from the track near susque
hanna Case still on trial.
The Tnman line steamship City OF Washington, Cap
sn T. Hsicrow, viii sail from pier Is North river Il
spJa today wednesday, for Liverpool, touching ..
scnstown 70 land passengers
he stock market was dull and barely steady jester.
cay. Cold closed At i37H
Two houses on Sherman street. Ia Chicago were
toyed BY Are yesterday morning and eleven persons
sfe reported 70 have persisted In the flames Three
bodies were taken from the ruins