The New York herald., 1867-04-04
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EUROPE.


Tue news report BY the Atlantic cable Is dated 70 yes.
tenday evening, April B.
Napoleon has ceased the negotiations for the acqu
si.tcn OF Luxenburg 70 Tapce NJ Schneider IL Presi-
dent Of he Frsach Legislative body, in place OF Count
Waiewski
Ccsssls closed At sl for money in London. United
Ssses Asssss.siss were at rs in London 20 an Frank
fort and AX In Paris
Tho Liverpool cotton market closed dull. with mid
ding upiands at 12xd. l2Xd Breadstufs were nrm.
large quantity Of California white wheat sold
Liverpool for export TO New York Provisions
very dull and the produce market generally unchanged.
BY the steamship Java a this port yesterday have
very important mail advces from Europe dated to the
23t OF MMch. The reports cannot be regarded as in
detail Of cable dispatches for the Atlantic elegrams
failed 10 convey the serious features Of the political
situation revealed In The written Intelligence There
arc 10 fact, many points Of the news-pubshed in the
HssALD to-day-which have not been touched by the
cable.
War preparations, with the exciting Of
listed all sides Our special correspondent at Roche.
fort France, furnishes letter in which he sets forth
the immense naval preparations which were being car
that port besides noticing the unusual activity
which prevailed the other dockyards Of the empire
The secret treaties recently concluded between Prussia
and Bavaria and Baden and other Of the Southern States
OF Germany had just been published and this ct may
be accepted accounting, TO some extent for tho
French movements referred 70 above Tho Prussisn
publication Of these State papers evoked considerable
Irritation In Paris, where the regarded bold
reply ON part Of Count Bismarck TO the arguments
used IN the French legislative body with respect to
Germany during the late Thers Interpolation debate.
Paris journal says that the promulgation OF the treaties
intended st DO kept secret just goes 10 show
70 the world that Napoleon is brought In face Of forty
Fore
which will soon be increased to fifty millions.
Austria remained upmoved by the PrussoGerman
treaties The Pree OF Vienna asserts that the govern
ment OF tho Emperor was aware Of their completion
from the s and nothing in the papers al variance
with the provisions Of the treaty Of Prague
Tho New Press, Of Vienna indeed, pronounces In
favor OF an Austro- -Prussan Alliance
Mr. Gladstone assembled the opposition liberal men,
bcrs OF the British Parliament, numbering over three
hundred al his residence In London. The merits Of the
Derby reform bill fully canvessed and general
opinisu Of tho nutiy OF the expressed John
Bright recommends the reform leagues to get rid OF
the bill and its authors soon as possible.
General Gleesons father, aged about seventy years,
has been arrested for Fenau treason Ireland He pro-
claimed that "he had sons Fenians aud glorded
In the sct"
Our special correspondent In Dublin states that another
formidable Fenian rising Is certain TO take place In
Ireland and that the judicial execution OF some Of
the present leaders will not deter the others Govern
ment bessows the lavish encomiums on the Irish
police iorcA Many Of the are to be decorated with
she Victoria for their conduct in the Fenian war
and sum Of two thousand pounds sterling Is to be
divided among them BY sort OF Irish contradiction
this ono ai course II regarded M evidence that th'
authorities doubt the loyalty Of the men and are about
10 attempt 70 buy IL
THE LEGISLATURE.
In the Senate yesterday the bills incorporating the
Montague Theatre Company Of Brooklyn, and TO create
. department OF charities and corrections In Kings
county were reported. Bills amending the metropolitan
Registry law supprsssns the trade In obscene litera
turs; increasing the school TAI In New fork
city 70 ten dollars per pupil with an amendment appro
prang atty thousand dollars for schools for coloret
children and 70 incorporate the Crosstown Railroad,
New York, we're passed Several bills Of unimportan
character advanced to third reading In the even
ing session, and the Senate adjourned.
In tho Assembly the Annual Supply bill was made 4
epcca order for this evening The Broadway Railroad
bin was considered in Committee Of the whole and
ordered to third reading Bills for the payment OF ths
claims for the expenses OF the State against the
United States; 70 amend the General Railroad law and
for other purposes were passed The bill for the
.ructiou OF an experimental railway in New York and
westchester was reported. ins o W so'a'e 'ne con
sruc,ou ofne New York and Albany Railroad was los,
bu, on motion the vote was reconsidered, and the bill
was laid ou the table.
THE CITY.
A special meeting OF the Union Republican Cenjr
Committee was held at their headquarters at Argus Hal
last night Resolutions providing for the election
delegates 70 the Syracuse Convention we're adopted an
communication from the Executive Commi"ee OF u
Union General Committee OF conservative repuoncs'
was read requesting fusion OF the two branches ln =
s..c,,os OF delegates Mr. Spencer, the chairman, b.
prepared reply. chsncssrzing she CONSERVATIVES