The New York herald., 1867-03-20
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EUROPE.

EUROPE
The news report by the Atlantic cable is dated yes
tsrday evening March 1e The dispatches reached US
after slight interruption caused on the Island OF
Cape Breton, by snow storm, which ragged on Monday
and temporary 'gcIng down" OF the Irish eleg aph
lines at an early hour yesterday morning
Mr. Dsraeh outlined the Derby Reform bill 10 parla.
ment on the 18th nst and obtained leave to introduce
the measure in the House Of Commons next evening.
He supported the general principle OF the bill by copous
statistics. Mr. Gladstone, the cable is made to say
thought the figures ssabsurd,' bat reserved his
argument until the bill before the mem
bers The debate adjourned to the 25th
instant. Forty prominent Fenians including GEN.
eral Burke. were conveyed in irons TO the county
jail Of Iipperary. NM. Theirs and Jules Favre at
tackled Napcleons foreign policy in the French Iegsa
ture as inducing unity OF Germany and Italy hostile
to the interests Of France The Emperor Napoleon is
an favor OF the Catholic Powers assuming the Papa
debt in pro rata proportions guaranteeing its pay
meut Prussia win not protest against the ncorpora-
sion OF Poland in the Russian empire The national
Cabinet Of Hungary has installed in the presence
OF the Emperor OF Austria Admiral Tcgethon OF the
Austrian navy, has been recalled from the United
States to assume command Of the fleet in the Adratic
Russia said 10 be purchasing vessels suitable war
transports
Cousols closed a. el for money in London. United
States nvetwenties were At 74k Fivetwentiss closed
at 77is in Frankfort yesterday.
Cotton closed steady in Liverpool yesterday with
middlng upiands at 13sd Broadstufs firm.
CONGRESS.
In the Senate yesterday bill to further define the
qualifications OF members OF Congress was introduced
referred to the Judiciary Committee and ordered to he
printed Numerous bills and resolutions Of a local or
unmporant character were reported, and referred
otherwise acted upon The action OF the House the
Supplementary Reconstruction bill being announced,
the Senate insisted upon its amendments and agreed
"a committee Of conference Mr. johnson moved that
the credentials OF Nv Thomas Of Maryland be referred
TO the Judiciary Committee Mr.. Thomas himself re-
quesng investigation into the charges preferred
Monday This motion agreed to, and the crsden-
tials referred The report Of the conference
committee on the Supplementary Reconstruction bl Il
was agreed 10, and the Senate adjourned
In the House Joint resolution, prohibiting the Of
Agricultural College scrip to The States lately rebel
lion excepting Tennessee, introduced under a
pension Of the rules and passed by OF los yeas
d nays. The Senate's disagreement in the House
amendment 70 the supplementary Reconstruction bill
announced and the amendment being insisted upon
committee Of conference asked for Mr.. Stevens
called motion 70 reconsider the by which his
bill providing for the oonnsca ion Of tho public lands
che South was referred to the Committee OF the Whole
on the llth Of March, and attempted read speech in
advocacy Of hs motion but becoming weak through
ill health 70 finish IT, Mr.. Mcpherson the Clerk. was
called upon and read the remainder OF H. Mr. Stevens
then moved that IL be postponed until the Tues
day In December which agreed TO. The House then
into Committee Of the Whole the ball appropr-
atins 81, 600 900 for the relief Of destitute people
at the south An amendment was offered BY Mr.
Butler authorizing the district commanders 10 assess
the purpose from iandholders in their
respective districts. The commIitce after long
discussion, withouf dsposng Of the bin or the amend
ments resolution directing the Committee Foreign
Affairs inquire into the interests OF American
the the Central aud South
American isihmusss adopted The conference
port the Supplementary Reconstruction bill was
agreed to, and IL now goes the President FOR HE
action. The House soon after adjourned
1H1 LTGIsLATuRK
Ia the Senate yesterday the bill 10 amend aci for
che prevcaon of frauds the laying Of streets in
New York advanced to q third reading Communi-
cations from the Board OF Health relative 70 quaran
tine station and from Superintendent OF the Metro
poitan Police relative TO the controversy between jus
tce Connolly and himself were presented. Tho bills 70 in
corporate the Metropolitan Underground Railway Com
pany was passed by Of twenty 10 eleven nays
numerous other hills Of local personal nature were
passed, ana " The evening session the bill authorizing
tns cenrsi haFcsd TO charge two cents and half per
mile passenger fare was taken up special order Il
was reported afief some discussion and ordered TO .
third reading The repcr, conference committee
on the Constitutional Convention bill was adopted.
In the Assembly large number Of claim bills were
passed Some d,fScul,y occurred in keeping a quorum
present and the Assembly took recess On reassem.
bling bills 10 prevent injury and loss OF life 10 persous
on railroad carr " amend the act relative 10 the Com
mssioners or Emigration, and 70 preven, distractions
upon the piers and wharves and regulate tho use Of
slips and wharves In New York were passed.
THE CITY.
The Board Of Aldermen met yesterday. when, by re-.
solution, Corporation Counsel Richard OGorman was
directed TO assist Police Justice Mchpel Connolly in the
suits Instituted by him against Superintendent Kennedy.
The Mayor communicated the fact Of his having sp.
proved Of the city tar budget ,housh there we're some
items In II that we're objectionable.
| The Board Of Couucimen met Yesterday and Goa
oarred with ths 4eerysp Y d,Tes'iDg be ggsporssoD