The New York herald., 1867-02-14

BY special telegram through the Atlantic cable dated
in Chester, London and Dublin. February 13 we have
interesting details Of the Fenian in the first
named city which specially reported In the HERALD
yesterday. Dispatches read in the House Of Commons
stated that the demonstration serious and that the
Fenians might have taken the town but for timely in
formation" given TO the authorities The London papers
say that the fourteen hundred strangers went merely
witness prize fight The men have left Chester. No
arrests made. Seventy supposed Fenans were
rested In Dublin the arrival Of the Hoyhead mail
steamer on Tuesday. The Fenans in Liverpool assert
that attempts will bs made to blow up Of the docks
ineshat port, and more trouble Is looked for In
England.
The Derby reform plan is unpopular.
King Victor Emanuel has dissolved the Italian Parla.
ment The Premier Ricasoli resigned at the Kings
quest
An American ship has sailed from the Spanish coast to
take OF Christian families from CANDIDA
The Prussan liberals have carried the city Of Berlin at
the election OF members the North German Para-
ment
Consos closed at o. for money in London yesterday
United States vetwenties were at 1914 in London, and
76s< Ia Frankfort.
The Liverpool cotton market had downward tendency
with mlddling uplands at 14kd Breadstuns quiet
CONGRESS-
establishment OF civil government by the House
announced, and the same bill was Immediately taken
up. Its consideration requiring unanimous consent
postponed until to-day, Mr.. Hendricks obectng
The bill 10 punish larceny Of government property by
fne Of So, 900 and imprisonment passed Numerous
bills reported favorably adversely from the
various committees The bill TO establish naval station
at League Island taken up and pending its con.
sderation the Senate took In the evening
several bills OF . personal local character
were acted upon. bill sppropnatng $4,000 for the
temporary relief ofdcstute colored people in the District
the sum to be distributed by the Freedmens Bureau
was passed The bill amending the act incorporating
the National Soldiers and Sailors Orphan Home by
changing tho corporaors, who originally General
Grant and other officers Of the Army citizens OF the
District Of Columbia, passed The passage OF the
Military Government bill by the House announced
and It's consideration moved but requiring unanimous
consent il postponed The Senate soon after ad-
journed
In the House the consideration Of the bill to establish
military governments the South resumed. Mr.
Stevens withdrew his motion TO recommit the Dill, In
order 70 offer an amendment authorizing Congress to
detail Eve general officers to commands in the districts
proposed but Mr. Garfield suggesting that It
Congress to detail army officers, the amendment was
withdrawn Mr. Boutwell, took the floor in advocacy OF
tho bi and Mr. Stevens at the conclusion, moved the
previous question. The House refused TO second tho
motion by vote OF 50 20 70. Mr.. Bingham spoke in
opposition 10 the bill motion TO lay the
bin the table made TO test the sense
Of the House and resulted, yeas 30; nays, 1l5 Mr.
stevens entitled 10 close the debate and In the
OF his remarks ccnsured Mr.. Bingham for his
marks in opposition TO the bill, very severely The
question, the motion referring the bill 10 the judi
ciary Committee, then taken and defeated by 90
yeas TO e5 maya The bill then passed modified
BY vote Of 100 yeas against So nays The bill as
passed describes the States affected by u he late
socaled confederate Statesn instead Of "so-called
States" {" originally printed, and inserts the word
!" local" before the words civil tribunals- A
recess wasi taken, and on reassembue the oopsdera
on Of inc bill to amend existing laws relative to the
internal revenue was proceeded with in Committee OF
the whole. Mr. Morrill, made a speech on the subject
The pn SO far 81 passed BY the committed published
IN our columns this morning The House adjourned AZ
ten O'Clock.
THE LRGIsLAruRE.
h the Senate yesterday petition signed nv s,..,
hundred property and tenants in Broadway v,s
presented favoring an underground railroad hin 70,
the extension Of Madison reported favora
bly, and bill for the extension OF Second avenue u.s
introduced. resolution inquiring what legislation Il
necessary 10 protect property In New York from fres
was adopted The bin incorporating company TO build
bridge over East river ordered TO third reading
and the Senate adjourned.
In the Assembly the bill 10 construct elevated rail-
way in the streets Of New York was reported from the
COMMITTEES unfavorabiy and the report agreed 10
Several other ulimporant bills reported and
oluton 70 adjourn on the 18th until the 2sth inst was
adopted The Assembly then sdIournsd. s