The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-18
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EUROPE.

EUROPE.
The nsvs report by the Atlantic cable 10 dated yester-
day evening September II.
King william Of Prussia is to review the army OF
Baden Rastadt. Prussia and Austria negotiating
. commercial treaty, 10 facilitate trade between North
Germany and the empire The United States frgats
Minnesota at Lisbon. number OF American
dvines in attendance at the PanAnglcan Episco
pal Synod London. Colonel Kelly, Fsnan military
leader arrested in Manchester The Irish Fsnians
made parade at the funeral Of deceased member IN
Belfast
Consols closed at o4x for money in London. Five
twsnties were at 70 IN London and T6. in Frankfort
The Liverpool cotton market cosed quiet with mid.
ding uplands at OK pence. Breadsufs strong at the
close. Provisions slightly higher
BY the Cunard steamship Russia at this port ysster.
day. we have interesting mail reports in detail Of our
cable dispatches to the It'll Of September.
THE CITY.
The Quarantine Commissioners and examining esgi-
went down the bay yesterday inspect the foun
dalton for the Quarantine buildings proposed to be
erected the West Bank in the lower bay The work
apparently satisfactory the examiners The Min.
nesota from Liverpool arrived yesterday with species
OF cholera on board which is not exactly Asatic bat
which the surgeon Of the vessel designated English
cholera Sixteen deaths occurred during the voyage,
and the vessel ordered bay
time.
The inques. in the boiler explosion case in West
Twenty eighth street commenced before Coroner
Wildey yesterday Several witnesses testified that the
engineer sober Mr.. Reynolds, engineer.
testified that the general plan OF the boiler bad,
aud the primary OF the explosion. He also
testified that there was no appearance Of neglect its
management The boiler inspector OF the
Metropolitan Police Department testified that he had
inspected the boiler because he had only just received
notice TO do SO when the explosion took place The
further investigation postponed to Friday next.
The Board Of Audit heard large number of claims
yesterday, but they devoid Of public interest
The Cincinnati Common Council will arrive in this
city this afternoon a visit.
Dr. Harris in his weekly letter states that ave hun
dred and twelve deaths occurred in New York last
week, and one hundred and seventy two in Brooklyn
The stock market was dull yesterday morning. but
afterwards became active and strong closing steady
advance Government securities were dull. Gold
was Arm, and closed at 144I l44ss.
MlsCELLANE0us
Our tslegraphc advces from Mexico city are dated
September 2 Admiral regethon had arrived and had
been we'll received by the government The sequel Of
his interview With Juarez given in Geographic
advices OF later date yesterday Our letters from
Mexico city are dated August 20. General Diax had
given dinner Juarez and his Cabinet Escobedo had
published = denial Of the authenticity of his letter
against foreigners. Castillo and all the generals At
ouer6taro sentenced to DO shot had been pardonsd.
MARQUEE 10 reported At Yucatan ~ the head OF
rebel Indians Santa Anas martial was being
organized At Vera Cruz The Austrian corvette Novara
had sailed from Havana for Vera Cruz under orders
from Admiral TerethoG for ardad IN Havana nv tina
steam yacht Elizabeth.
By the arrival or the steamer Raleigh We have re.
cevsd Havana correspondence, dated september L.
Ssnor Montecattn had sailed for the United States
beng charged by the ST. Domingo government with
sundry commissions, the nature OF which were
not known. The receipts Of the Cable Company
the nrst day it thrown open to the pubic
amounted 10 about 1900, independent OF the press
dispatches
The dedication OF the National Cemetery At Au,is-
tam took place yesterday. President johnson, large
number Of the diplomatic corps and several Governors
OF States. together with attendance Of dis
tiogushed gentlemen present Governor Swami.
OF Maryland presided, and after the laying Of the
stone over, Ex-Governor Bradford, Of Mary.
land, delivered . lengthy GRAFTON. describing
the baltic Of Antietam aud Iauding the
vaos Of the Union troops. Upon the
monies being concluded President johnson In
roduced aud received With applause He spoke brisny
earnestly praying that the dead the nsd sispt In
peace, would the living dwell together In peace.
After the departure OF the President and Of The
ocncias crowd called Governor 0eary, OF Penn.
sylvana, Who made speech. did also, afterwards
Governor Fen,on. The assembly then dispersed
In the Constitutional Convention yesterday, rssoiu-
ton providing for three sessions daily wss adopted The
Convention then went into Committee Of the Whole on
a. Al. ~. A.
lsvying any TAI for purposes Of internal improve
meats without frst submitting the question 70 .
OF the people, stricken out Resolutions calling
tos information OF the Metropolitan Police
the Board OF Excise and the Fire Department regard
10 the number or men employed respectfully in each de-
partmsnt and other saiscs ssveray laid on The
table.
The Massachusetts, State Temperance Conv en,ion met
Worcester yesterday, and permanently organized
BY the choice Of the Rev Or. Eddy. OF Boston a. Pres
dent Senator Wilson introduced and made speech
OF soms length. Resolutions strongly dsnonncing oil
liquor license laws sad accepting the work OF prohib
ton . worthy for those who brought about sman.
cpation were adopted
sx thousand barrels Of whekey were seized by the
Collector ., BurAlo yesterday, which supposed
about being placed the market without pay
Ing the usual tax The property belonged 10 John y.
Perry, the only shipper Of whiskcy in that district
Information had been received from Boston by the
Collector which led him to believe that heavy ship.
msn,s ofuIct whsksy had been made from Buffalo,
anc extensive forgeries committed In the former city
In the signing Of receipts for the same M the ware.
houses SIX prominent citizens are reported to have
been arrested in Boston for alleged cennecton with the
nsfarious proceeding
It's said that M. waahburne Of Illinois, has been
called 70 Washington BY the radical committee to pre-.
vail on Grant 70 say something radical
General Ord commanding the Fourth district has
Issued orders forbidding assemesges OF armed citizens
and requiring rebels returned from voluntary exile 90
report and be parolsd.
ros Acting Secretary Of war hss .o,,,x.. A.. 49,