The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-11
EUROPE.

EUROPE
rho report by the Atlantic cable is dated yss,er
day evening. July 10.
The Russian government has addressed an important
circular 10 the Cars Ministers Washington, London
aud Paris, requesting them cali the attention Of the
Cabinets to the condition OF Ireland and represent that
In the opinion Of Russia the of that island should
he inquired INTO by joint commission appointed by tho
United States. France, Russia and England.
Geaers Prim, lately In exile from Spein has landed
In Catalonia There is nothing known Is to his object!
but Madrid excited with the prospect Of an insurrec.
tionary movement.
The North German tariff is to remain In force for
Zen years Mr.. SchoieGed, leading radical member Of
tho British Parliament, Is dead.
Consols closed al 945ss for money in London Five
twenes at 1917 in London and .7s in Frankfort.
The Liverpool cotton market Steady at the close
win mddiing uplands at l03Sd. BreadstuTs quiet.
provisions without mater al change.
CONGRESS.
In tbs Senate yesterday Mr. Sumner made another
fctilo eor, have the resolution or Friday regarding
the order Of business. rescndee. Mr. Trumbulls Recon-
struction bill was taken up and Mr. Howard made
lengthy speech in favor Of passage. Tho amendment
Of M. Wilson allowing commanding generals to APP
point eiv!ians TO Office was agreed to. An amend
ment offered by Mr.. Drake, and modified by Mr John
had held executive public Office in any rebelllous
State. wne.acr holding such oi,e at the time OF tic
rebellion MOI. agreed also to- During discussion on
proposed amendment Of Mr. Howards providing for a
iess stringent exceptional clause the death Of Congress-
maa Dcrson was announced from the HouseI and the
Sena.c adj i3urneA
In the House, preamble aud resolution appointing
n committee OF FIVE to investigate the treatment OF
Union prisoners by the rebels durns the agreed
TO Mf stevens mnde an explanation in regard 10 bis
conversation with HERALD correspondent. roso-
luton directing the Committee on Foreign Affairs
20 report whether any American citizen had
been arrested, tried, convicted or sentenced
in Great Britain as Fenau, adopted.
Mr.. wilson, from the Judiciary Committee, announced
that not prepared to report tho question Of the
impeachment OF the President present that lye ae
meobers opposed and four favored such action. Mr.
Boutwell, offered resolution proydin~ that
when Congress adjourns shall be unl Tho 10th day Of
Octobcr next Considerable discussion ensued this
proposition aud tho failure or the Committee I'M
pcachmcnt to report, pending which tho death OF Con-
gresham oenisOn was announced and tho House adj
jouruei
MIsCELLANEoUs.
Our dispatches from New Orleans contain further in
teIligence regarding the trial OF Maxmian. II
that charge against him his decree creating
regency in case or his death batch OF documents
relating 10 tho trial will DC found elsewhere in
columns this morning. Madame Juarcz sailed In the
sutter Wilderness for Vera Cruz from New Orleans yes
terday Our Havana letter says that at late adviccs
Santa Anna still in prison and had refused food FOR
three days branch OF the llibusterng expedition,
called 'saaximilan's Avengers" is rapidly organizing
this city, and it is believed they viii towards
Mexico in few days.
In the State Constitutional Convention yesterday
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reforms. female suffrage. prohibory laws, &c. were
presented resolution declaring the vote OF majority
OF the Convention to adopt any proposed con-
s,iiutiuna' amendment. was referred 10 the Com
mites Rules. After numerous resolutions rela
tive judicial reforms, the canals and other
matters, al OF which referred 20 appropriate CON-
mtteos 'hc report OF the Committee the Right OF
suffrage was again considered in committee Of the
whole ,hc question being upon the exclusion OF
lgnatcs and paupers from the right to vote After
lengthy general debate progress reported, and
the Convection adjourned until this morning.
Tho de,caca in the case OF slrrait yesterday con-
tiuued thclr testimony regarding the credbiity OF Wit
The prosecution T0hctts and Cleavcr being
the principal victims. Several Witnesses swore that
they would not believe them on oath. The record OF
Cesvers conviction tho charge o. rape and his sem
tcucs Cor i've years 10 the Albany Peni;cutary was
offered IN evidence but ruled gu; by Judge Fisher
on tns ground that trial had bren granted ieav
ing tho though it mad never been tried.
Generals Grant, Meade, Candy and other military
notable are at ives; Point conseerus tho oxpolenoy
OF adopting Jp,on's system O. .nfantry tactics
IA nov postal treaty with Great Britain approved
by the President tho sth llsi
slid IN Boston that Developments viii be made in
thc case tue cashier who arrested Saturday by
tae GOV crnlont tina; will certa transactions 10
he abandoned In future and secura national ians stock
holders their investments more completely.
Dcxcr and Lady Thorn trottcd Trenton yesterday,
the ecdag winning the in three straight heats the
bssi Time Being made in 2:2cis.
The Boston aeroaaus, an, travelling three hours de-
soeaded one hundred miles from their starting place
Tuesday ush,, and made aug,hcr ascension yesterday
morning descending Worcester aud returning safety
t. Boston on .Ae train.
Rev y NJ. Merrill, OF North Adams, Mass, recently
reported drowned in saranac river reported alive
IN Detroit, Mich.
The funeral Of Hon. John A. King, cS-Govcrror Of the
state OF New York. took place yesterday afternoon nom
his lste rcsidence in the village OF Jamaica, l. l. There
was vast assemblage of mournern. both from the vii
iage ana tho surrouncing country and tho remains
inferred in the graveyard attached 10 Grace Epscopap
church near the late residence OF deceased, with inn
prcsslyc ceremonies
second meeting OF tughca, owners OF New York ard
Brooklyn opposed 70 tue law appointing pho's ef0lh
ssvely lo piIotug vessels through Hell Gate held
last evening at the Washington Hotel, Bowling Green
An organization was formed to carry cut the object o.
the meeting entitled the Mercantile Towboai Assoeia-
ton
The N5rh German noyds steamship Union, Captain
Won santen. wl sail from her pier ., Hoocscn a; noon
to-day iThursdayl for Bremen via southampton The
mails for tie Un,ed Kingdom sad the Continent will
closc al the ros once at halfrasi ten O'Clock.
Tho steamship Columbia, Captain Barton, viii s,i
from per No North river. At three p N. to-day Tor
Havana the mails Cor Cuba will close at tho Pos.
once st two O'Clock.
The stock market was strong Yesterday. Cold cossd
at 1855.
Only moderate business was ccnrumra,ed In com.
ruercis circles yesterday. though some commodities
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