The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-15
EUROPE.

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EUROPE.
by special telegram through the Atlantic cable dated
Dublin yesterday, learn that the Irish Fenians
made 'risngn in the county Kerry yesterday morn
ing and that British artillery and troops had been
called to the field Two ships filed Fenians landed
at valenia and considerable excitement felt in OH
cial quarters In London.
The Confederation bill before the British government
embraces the two Canadas Nova Scotia and New Bruins
wick. The home government Is assume the expenses
Of Ex-Governor Eyre's defence
Coasos closed In London yesterday ct 81 for money
United States Eve twentes closed 73 London and
76x IN Frankfort Cotton Ind a declining tendency in
Liverpool, middling uplands being quoted at l41sd.
Brsadstuifs we're firm and provisions unchanged
H CONGRESS- V
In the Ssnete yesterday, the Secretary OF War
requested 10 communicate the report Of General New.
ton relation encroachments in New York hasbor
Bills regulating the OF jurors the Territory
Of Utah. making poygamy Illegal and amending the net
for temporary government in Montana reported
from commttsea Tho League Island bill was taken up
aud AFTER short debate passed by q, H.
II awaits the signature veto Of the President
The Louisiana bill thon taken up, but after speech
IN IL favor by Mr. Sumner, postponed until to-day
Tho Reconstruction bill, establishing military govern
msats In the South, was taken up read second time
and ordered 70 be printed Mr.. Sherman's Compound
Interest Fundng bill was then called up and amend
msns limiting the outstanding certificates TO
500 900 agreed to- and the bill passed In the
evening session the bills establish and protect national
cemeteries and 70 authorize the construction OF tubu-
lar bridge underneath the Mississippi at ST. Louis
passed.
the House the bill reimburse loyal their
expenses called up and the by which tine
bi mad boon referred TO the Special Committee
considered, and the bill naIy referred to the Com
mlee on Ways and Means In the Of the debate
Mr. Blaine said that bonds tho amount OF 600
10 be issued for paymen. u these debts, riding
provisions OF the bill and Mr. Deano said that
bounty bill would be before the House which
would take OF the $3.50 oO0 o0o Tho
bia providing for tho organization Of the militia
ported from the committee the Bounty bill called
ar but postponed give pace for Tax bill tho
consideration which the House went into Committee
OF the Whole The amendment Increasing the tax
asrhers disagreed "a. several other amendments
warn disposed Of during evening session, and the
House adjourned
THE LEGISLATURE.
In the Senate yesterday, bills 10 incorporate the Me-
topoan Market Company ard for the establishment OF
shc Board Of Public Works FOR the metropolis were re-
porsd from committees favoraby. bill for the
scn OF railroad tracks in Lexington and other
streets and avenues In New York introduced Bills
piaoag all the parks and public squares OF New York
under charge Of the Central Park COMMISSIONER in
e~casng the power OF legislative committees and for the
beusr regulation OF pawn rokers junk shop keepers
and others in New York advanced a third read.
ing The bin authorizing the construction Of suspcn.
bridge between New York and Brooklyn passed
The Assembly resolution adjourn over from the 10Th
until the 25th instant concurred In petition from
the Mayor and Corporation Counsel OF New York was
presented regarding the payment OF certain 10
banks and other corporations by the Board OF Super
visors and asking that the Board he authorized 10
consider their action rne Senate after adjourned
In tho Assembly, the bill su horizng the Third Avenue
R.rosd Company TO lay switch on lSoth street was
psscd a. we'll a. number OF bills Of minor Importance
The greater portion Of the day occupied In warm
dscassioa on tho bill providing for constitutional
convention, Mr. LtiIejohn offering an amendment
increasing the number Of delegates 10 hundred and
sir,y instead OF ono hundred and twentyeight, the
additional thrtytwo be elected on general ticket As
delegates at large Pending consideration Of the sub
J,u, the Assembly adjournsd.
THE CITY.
THE Board Of Aldermen met yesterday. The resolu
ton making an appropriation for the celebration Of
wAshngson's birthday, laid over The Street Com
missioner communication stating that the work
the extension OF Madison had ceased because
the had abandoned the contract resolu-
too nquiring into the occupancy by the New Jersey
ceatrh Railroad Company Of piers No II and 15 North
rvsr was adopted and the Board adjourned The Board
OF coanciimen also met, but business OF more i'm
porssnce than routine resolutions was transacted.
The Board Of Health held It's regular weekly meeting
yesterday afternoon The Superintendent sent in his
usual weekly report and two special reports on tcnemcnt
houses In which he advises general overhaunC Of the
present tenant system.
are occurred In No III EaA Eleventh street yes,er.
day morning, occAs,cned s thought by the explosion
of oil lamp. The damage not over a. 900
Thrcs arsmsu injured BY The breaking Of ladder
up which thsy carrying the hose.
Captain onsy, OF the steamer Washington Irving was
arrested in this city yesterday, on requistion from
Goysrser Pisrpont. Of Virginia. charged with having
ras h vessel out from Norfolk In July last when
.hs hsd besn seized and tied up for debt writ Of
hss~~ corpus vss Immediately served upon the Sheriff.
wss hsd taken charge Of The captain just they
sssas departing for Norfolk. and the prisoner win b
bvsaxhs before the Supreme Coun to-day.
rhs~.s cossdias. . bsekman, was arrested 10 TIL
ey yesterday Coz en- alleged murder done near Dsroi.
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