The New York herald., 1867-02-18
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By the Atlantic cable under date OF Dublin February
II. informed that the Fenian outbreak at Kiar-
ney, Kerry is at an end the sbands OF insurgents
having disappeared
One hundred and forty Fenians were arrested in Dublin
yesterday.
The report OF the French Treasury is said be very
favorable to the condition OF the finances Of the
pre. The Christians Of Gambia likely to gain their
independence Prince Frederic Charles Of Prussia has
been returned to the North German Parliament Baron
Ricaso is again Premier Of Italy. Spain reinforce
her squadron or the Antilles Tho French yacht clubs
have again complimented the American yachtmen.
CONGRESS.
The Saturday session OF the senate was continued
until after o'clock Sunday morning The debate upon
the House Reconstruction bill. establishing military
governments in the South was continued and Mr..
Sherman Substitute adopted by 80 yeas nays
Messrs. Buckalcw, Davis and salisbury voting in the
negative An amendm mt offered by Mr.. Doolittle that
sentence of death under the shall be carried
execution without the approval OF the President
adopted by yeas q, nays 16 The bill introduced BY Mr.
Sherman was then passed by vote of 20 to 10.
M1SCELLANE0Us
Our Mexican advices came by way OF Havana from
Vera Cruz the 5th and Mexico city on the 3D. The
main portion Of the is conrmatory OF movements
immediately preceding tho reported great battle
Aguas Calientes. although there nothing received
positively confirming the account Of the fight published
heretofore. Maximilians government to be
moved TO Puebla. The guard Of the French army
to have departed from the capital the 9Th.
Porfrio Diaz had q command of twenty thousand men
rfy -four miles the capital Miramon reported
to bo treating with the liberals for his submission to
that party The troops under Castillo who succeeded
Mejia reported have defeated by Escobedo
The exchange Of prisoners gong very amicaby.
The Fcnan excitement in this the adjacent cities
throughout yesterday Of the most intense character
Tho full which appeared in yesterdays HERALD
oil the Of rations and the manner which the
from Ireland received here, had the elect OF
causing general migration of Irshmen from the upper
part OF the city down about the newspaper oces and
tbs headquarters the Fenian Brotherhood in Chatham
street The announcements OF meetings, opon air de-
monstraons, military conventions, &c, which notice
to-day indicates Of feeling and determna
ton begin plan OF action cooperate with the
iutonary party IN Ireland the part OF Irishmen.
II is supposed that Stevens Is in some part OF
England, about to naugurate cooperative
movement in that country a very cxtcn-
sive scale. A congress will be held here soon to
form new government for the organization call for
volunteers 90 Ireland has been made and pr ompy
responded Money to very large amount has been
subscribed, and liberal promises OF aid made to the
leaders, In the shape Of arms, men and money.
Our Havana correspondence is dated Feb. Is senors
Lara and Gonzales had been tried for external conspiracy
against the security Of the State. heavy gale pre-
vailed the 9th inst and several houses along the
shore were damaged. description Of the Spanish
iron clad Tetuan is furnished by correspondent
young man named William G. Bradford native OF
tnF pros~ Mtuu
disappeared on the Sd instant, aud has boen
heard from. The winooski coalng at Trinidad
The sugar market irregular Exchange in currency
on New York was at 24k per cent discount
The sixth Sunday under the Excise regime passed
OF quietly yesterday Few arrests were made In the
city An enthusiastic meeting OF Germans who are In
favor OF the enforcement of the law was held In Will
iamsburs at which addresses made In English and
German.
The Rev j. Hyatt Smith delivered the first OF series
OF sermons yesterday 20 the young men at Lee avenue
church, Brooklyn, on the Theatre" series OF daily
services has been in progress at the Fftyihird street
Bspts, church during the last three weeks Right Rev.
DR. Thomas w. Clark, Bishop Of Rhode Island, de-
hvered an elegant discourse evening In Calvary
church. Fourth avenue, corner OF Twenty first street,
before aiarge congregation ''Ths Lack Of Religious
Culture Fatal 10 our Public and Social Systems"
the congressional Temperance Society held their first
meeting in Washington yesterday. II was largely at.
tended and several OF the members gave their expc-
rence both before and after taking the pledge dele
cation Of little girls from the Little Wanderers Home in
New York sang during the progress Of tho exercises
George Ellsworth, rebel guerilla under Morgan
curing the war, shot and killed man named sma,hers
Mt Paris KY, yesterday. The murderer escaped and
reward OF g. 900 is offered for his apprehension.
The Ohio river s overiowing it's banks and Is stIll
rising rapidly great freshet is expected BY the in.
habItants along It's shores
The United States swatara the vessel convey
ing John H. Surratt TO this country was signaled at
daylight yesterday of Fortress Monroe She passed
eide the capes and headed up the Chesapeake probably
for Washington direct
mob at Poughkeepsie al few days ago attempted TO
1vnch bartender named Bull for alleged improper in
simacy with his employers wife and being implicated
In conspiracy which succeeded In having said employer
Imprisoned In lunatic asylum The mob could mot nnd
Bail, however, and nine men, supposed 70 be the ring
leaders, were arrested on saturday.
The injury done TO the whrvss and piers Of the city
by the floating Ice during the recent severe weather
diimassd Al $4,000.