The New York herald., 1867-08-05
BY STEAMSHIP TO JULY 25.

Ths Inman steamship City of Baltimore Captain Mo-
Gugan, which left Liverpool at four on the 24h and
Queenstown on the 25th July arrived this port yes
terday evening" bringing European nles In dstaa Of
our cable dispatches, to her day Of sailing.
In presenting the freedom Of the city Of EdIuburgh
to Mr.. William Lloyd Garrison the Lord Provost amid
loud applause, said he hoped that Mr. Garrison wesid
take homo the burgess ticket an augury Of the good
feeling that existed between this country ana the United
states Ee trusted that this might be said to be sort
OF holding out Of the olive branch to the United SssA
Tho Queen Of the Belgans had succeeded In persuad
ing the unfortunate widow of Macmillan TO return 70
Belgium
In the Italian Chamber OF Deputies sgnors Pancisui
and Curti nterrogated the government respecting the
inspection OF the Papal troops By French general,
which they declared to be fragrant violation of the
September convention and on tho armamsnts and sa-
stmsnts which were being made. IL supposed, FOE
the invasion Of the States OF the Church
Sgnor Ratazzi sad that he believed tho rumou OF
armamouts were exaggerated and declared that thsy
were being made by the Romans themselves He said
that those we're under deusou who believed tha. the
Italian government would tolerate any violation OF tnsr
engagements The Roman question must be solved BIZ
moral meana
Adespach from Berlin dated on the evening Of yaIy
"a says:- yss -. .s----s-e
the Danish reply TO the Prussan despatch on the SUBJ
ect Of guarantees FOR the protection OF the Germans in
leaves open way for mutual direct understanding BE-.
tween the Cabinets Of Berlin and Copenhagen. The a-
Is BY no means unfrendly.
Al meeting for choice OF assiguees and proofs OF
debt under bankruptcy, Psto tsir Morton Belts and
Champion, Mr.. Lnkater on behalf of the Chatham and
Dover Railway. rendered claim for CO 900 against
the estate Objections urged against the reception
Of the claim and 10 was entered with note that IL was
disputed Sir Morton Peto examined. The recsp.
tion OF proofs lasted all the morning
The government bill 10 prevent public meetings bsns
held in the London parks had passed second reading
In the House OF Commons ..eszss " A,
In the House q g0@@99. non. ". Blake skss f u wss
uue 'na some OF the antred rsnan prisoners dsaiusl
Aounvoy prison under the Habeas Corpus suspsusiea
act had been removed to the dist rict unasio asylum
Lord Mas said that two prisoners had been sent 70 the
lunasie asylum one OF whom was undoubtedly insane
but the other was believed 10 bs fsgnins Insanity.
The peace overtures Of the Emir Of Bokhars 10 the
Russians we're agreed tho ish Of July In accord.
ance Herewith hostss not to recommencs except
In Of extreme necessity the Emir Of Bokhaa on
his part 10 give orders for the cessation OF hostitles
The Envoy from Bokhsra has given guarantees that ths
condition shall b filled g.
Tho conversion OF the certificates and passive debt Of
Spain was 10 open ON the 1st Of August at Londoa-
Paria and Amsterdam. Arrangements Tor this purposn
we're concluded with important banking arms BY sbe
Cabinet In Madrid
The Paris correspondent OF the London POa, writing
on the 23d Of July. ssys:-
The Golfers Of the Bank Of France are ovsraou,n0
with spscis, and the increasing deposits OF gold Is
source OF great uneasiness TO NJ vuty ~ Rouber and
NJ Garncr-Psges and their adherents The starnstion
in the monetary circulation is in their opinion, sgn
Of falling on Ia trade, which ooincides oniy too veIi
with ths dminuon OF the drawn from indrece
taxes, and OF tho transport Of merchandise ON the
French railways Why s not an inquiry Instituted into
this aggomeraon OF the precious metals with the vie
10 stimulate the operation OF sxohangesS
The London Pos OF the 2ith Of duly, in its city
article, says
Attention has been directed In monetary circles 10
clause in the Inland Revenue bill which was read
second time in the House OF Commons last evening, By
which receipt stamp 10 70 be AFFIXED 70 all coupons Of
foreign loans payable In this country Trihing a. thls
may appear, 10 considered that should the clause be
passed Il viii prove most vsxatlous and inurous that
y will lead 70 the coupons future transactions being
made payable only on the Continent and therefore ma
eriay interfere With the negotiation OF foreign sscur
Ies 10 this country, however valuable.
The mails iroa hs Csss 10 Jqsa ~ sss gsssvaL Ths