The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-06

EUROPE.


with joyous fetes by our countrymen abroad.
The report by the cable is dated yesterday even
ing, July s.
Napoleon has suspended the functions Of oil tho
French consus in Mexico or the execution OF
Macmillan. The Paris Aoniieur has an article express
sive Of detestarion OF the murder Of ex-empe.
In the French Senate and legislative body tho act
has been denounced "crime against civilization"
The suspension of diplomatic relations with Mexico
seriously proposed IN England.
All the Courts OF Europe are now In mourning for
Macmillan, and all the French festivities and ees have
been abandoned.
Lloyd Garrison has been faed by his friends in Man.
chester prominent American Fenian officer has been
arrested in Cork Ireland The French government
codes the right Of laying submarine cable Brest
10 the coast of the United States
Consois closed at 945s for money, in London Five.
seventies were at 72l in London and Tx Frankfort
The Liverpool cotton closed with mddlng up
lands at 101s pence. Breads,us wthou; material
shange Provisions improved.
CONGRESS-
In the Senate yesterday the greater part OF the session
was occupied in discussing resolution offered by Mr.
Anthony that the business transacted during the
adjourned session should be confined removing ooss.
Giles In the way of reconstruction which was finally
adopted, and the Senate adjourned until Monday.
In the House, the Speaker announced the new com
m ttee OF nine Reconstruction with Mr. Stevens as
chairman. The consssng Kentucky delegates werc
mitted to seats the floor The rules suspended
and vote OF thanks rendered General Sheridan
for the able and faithful performance OF his duties in
Texas and Louisiana, and subsequently similar thanks
were rendered to Generals Sckes, Pope and Schoneld
protest from two OF the Kentucky delegates was read
and after debate referred to the Committee
on Elections Mr. schenck offered resolutions that
o md his med aufh
was necessary 10 the success Of republican
principles and emnenily right and proper:
but the House refused to suspend the rules
and the resolutions were not received The members
beng in grateful mood, Mr.. NOEL, of Mo-, offered
. resolution OF thanks to Miss Lucy Stone and Mr..
Schenck proposed q similar tribute to Petroleum v.
Nasty and Attorney General sanbcry their full
position of the policy of the President hut neither OF
them received. The House then adjourned until
Monday.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho Mexican empire appears to be crambling to
pieces rapidly the Southern coufcderacy when
Ats backbone finally broken. Vera Cruz oaptulaed
the eth of June, the imperial garrison being per-
mtted to withdraw with all honor their coors flying
and rcceiv ing salute from their capiors. They
then placed board national vessels and sal led
Mobile, whore 1t was thought probable they would be
mustered out French corvette arrived q, New
Orleans yesterday with several Mexican refugees on
board bringing the intelligence that Santa Anna was
shot at Ssal on the 25h ult
We have files from the Bahamas da.od at Nassau,
N r., the Goth OF June The Bishop OF the Protcs-
tant Episcopal Church making a tour Of visitation
or the islands travelling In the English vessel
Cygnet The weather at Nassau ives rainy,
accompanied by easteriy and southeasterly winds.
There were very few vessels in port, and business
was dull The hurricane OF October last has the
pine apple exports to be very limited this The
Nassau Guardian says-we learn from a correspondent
at Mathew Town that my sixty good boatmcn and
labcrers could find employment at Inasua remunera.
tive wages
The counsel for the prosecution in the case OF Surratt
were unable TO conclude their evidence yesterday.
Young Thomas Lincoln OF the President testified
that the prisoner looked ike q man who insisted on
seeing the President at City Point in March, 1865 on
business bu, who refused The testimony through
out was OF thrilling interest and laid before the
jury 10 style replete with the most telling dramatic
effect The Defence 1t Is stated will put forward Booths
letter the National Iegencer proof OF the irno-
cencs Of their client
Numerous murders, ARRAYS and accidents occurred on
the Fourth At the points where the day
celebrated. woman killed by drunken man
Baltimore; wife had her throa, cut by her hus
band picnic Bordeniown n. j.; three young
Concord. N. H. and fires and other incidents too
numerous to mention reported from every direction
Five Of yellow fever have appeared at Galveston
and two deaths have occurred from black vomii.
Eminent Jurists In New Orleans have forwarded
joint opinion to President johnson, urging that the
issue OF bonds sor Lsvse repairs by Governor Flanders
illegal II Is sent out protes, from Governor
Wells against the assumption Of his Office by Flanders
Al dinner given by General Sheridan in New Orleans
A..
silence.
Joseph williams colorcd man. the murderer OF John
Rsddck, another colorsd man. hung yesterday At
New Brunswick, N. J. The mode Of execution differed
somewhat from the usual way. Instead OF q drop
through o trap, the condo mncd suddenly heis,ed
from the ground about two feet by means OF pulley
and heavy weight He had interview with Bridget
Dsrsan, the condemned murdsress. his way to the
scanold, urging on her TO repent and have faith. He
full OF religious fcrvcr 10 the moment Of his sran-
gula,ion After he dead the crowd rushed In nd
acted mosi dssracefaly handling the corpse and pass
Ing brutal jokes upon IL
United States Marshal Murray, Colonel Wood CHEF
OF the Secret Service division OF the Treasury Depart
msnt and several deputy Marhals and subordinate de-
tecsivcs have been indicted BY the Grand jury OF
Queens county for the alleged abduction and illegal
arrest OF Nj Philip Stanley
The NATIONAL steam Navigation Company's steamship
Denmark Captain Thompson viii leave pier a. North
river al noon to-day for Liverpool touching At Queens.
town 10 land passengers &c
The HAMBURG American Packet Company's steamship
Teutoua, Captain Bardua will sail from Hoboken 81
tvelve NJ today for Southampton and Hamburg The
mails for the German States will close at the Eos, once
si haifpsst ten O'Clock AN
Tho steamer william Penn OF the London and Nsv
York steamship line viii leave pier No sNor,h river Al
twelve NJ to-day, for London, calling at Brcs,.
Tho steamship Manhattan. Captain Woodruff. win
leave pier No North river for Charleston At three
p. NJ to-day.
The stock market was strong yesterday morning. bo,
rather heavy In the afternoon Governmsn, securities
were buoyant Gold closed at 1881.
Nike Levins and Pete weaver vent through "nil,n
puss.cally speaking near Athens n. r., yesterday,