The New York herald., 1867-03-11
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EUROPE.

BY the Atlantic cable we have news report dated
yesterday, March TO-
The Fenian insurrectionary movement continued in
districts Of Ireland. Fenan Council which held
Its meetings Dublin broken up and the dele
gates arrested The insurgents have been
ther position at Kteel and also in assault which
they made q barracks at Mount Mellk. General
Burke, Fenian leader has been In Tipperary
Troops had been despatched against Fsnan division
three thousand strong, mustered In the Queens county
The result Of the affair Al Devils Bit Gap operations
~ tho British Commanderin Chief In the Dublin noun
Gains mot reported
The concessions made BY Turkey TO the ssrvians
esradsd satisfactory The Cretan dspuation
rived in Consantinope An attempt has bsen made to
assassnass King Victor Emanuel disastrous and fatal
earhquaEe has visited the Greek island Of Mytelene
Martial Law n terminated ia Spain.
The Paris Aoni'eW says that Maximilian was to sail
from Vera Crus on the sth OF March.
The steamship America, n this port yesterday,
brought important details OF our cable dispatches
% the 27th inst, embracing . report Of the debate
which took place In the English House Of
Commons the occasion Of Mr. DiHaeli
submitting tho Derby reform plan In The shape OF the
artsto-democratc compromise resolutions. Mr. Bright
delivered able speech in opposition declaring
sory legislation 'sAmericanizing the Parliament
rapidly.
The leaders Of the great English Parliamentary parties
had held outside meetings Of their supporte the liberals
assembling at Mr.. Gladsone's London house, and
ninstsrah at Earl Derby's official residence Down.
ing street. II is said that at the last named meeting
Abe Premier declared that this was the last
Sime he should attempt to deal with the question
or reform, and that II he failed now he should
bid farewell TO o1cial life. At Mr.. GlAdstone's Mr.
Bright said he thought the wider the view taken BY
shose who prsemineut among the party the more
generous the confidence which they showed towards
those with whom they connected the likely
they would be 70 remain powerful party and to do real
service TO the country.
During q debate ths Fsnian question in the House
Of Lords Earl Russell objected in strong terms tho
portion Of President Johnson's message in which he
refers TO the Canadian invasion and the Of tho
fenian convcls under sentence in the colony.
The speech Of the King Of Prussia tho opening OF
the North German Parliament is given In fu,t.
MIscELLANEoUs.
The President has finally decided on the oommandsrs
Of tas military districts In tho South and Generals
ThomAs sheridan, Sackiss scho0eld and Ord or Han
cock win b announced probably tomorrow. Sckles
sheridan and Schoned will bs continued their present
Commands Thomas will bs assigned 70 Mississippi and
Arkansas and Ord Hancock 10 Georgia, Florida and
AabamA II Hancock receives the attpr Ord will take
command Of Kentucky and Tennessee. Their instruc-
their discretion The President has advised the Virginia
delegation 70 leave the matter Of calling convention
entirely 70 the military commander
The Judiciary Committees both houses Of Congress-
Il is said, have agreed to recommend tho passage Of
Senator Wilson'S supplementary act 10 Senator sher-
mans Reconstruction bill
The Louisiana STATE Ssnate held special session
Saturday night 70 consider the resolution passed in tho
Hsuse on that day posponng the election which was 70
have taken place to-day The resolution failed to pass
In the Senate and General Sheridan Issued general
srder declaring the election should mot take place
News from Mexico By the way Of New Orleans Is 70
the effect that Mexico city bcsieged BY large forco
under ?crGrio Daz estimated at 1sooo Nail and tse
graphic communication is virtually cut o Msain!!.n
was stn IN the field with four thousand tfoops His
'iast dch will bs the castle Of san Juan do Uoa 81
Vera Cruz Toaca, the pont Al which General Tabcra
was defeated Is important In strategic sense Juares
has notified foreign governments to change their repre-
sentatives the capital
Our Havana correspondence b dated March Two
spanish tgasss In the harbor have been ordered sea-
probably to Vera Cruz for the protection Of Spanish
sscss during the French smbprka,iou Or i may be to
wach supposed Chilean prvs.eer fitting out in New
1oE Funds have been put tho Banjo Kspa2nai TO
teoeem uo~sory notes falling due on the 1st Of March
The Lent carnival In fu blast Tho ,na,visu.i ho
Y
had previously donated s7ooso Of Il 10 NJ. smn,ovas
and tho poor, but u Is probable that hs may wish 70 70
tract since the lucky number has really fallen "a him
The sugar markss was dull Exchange wss in vood a.
mand
From the bahamas The news is dated al Nassau. p
20 the esth Of February Several loads Of cotton had
arrived at Nassau forming the carsoes OF the bark aav
Emily Peel and the schooner Henry Mutt, wrecked on
ihe Banka Ata ball given By the guests Of the Victoria
Hotel V the leading nsmbsn Of the Nassau community
several o6csrs on leave from the United States fsate
lancaster were prevent The 0ovsrner opened the bali
with Mn VAIL Mrs. Rawson dancing visa-vs with
Lieutenant Commander Cqshius, United States Navy.
Another session Of the Colonial Legislature commenced
tho Ion ul. Governor fawson @, 81 arrived Il noon
C'mmod0rs Ridssy, United States Navy, rode Ia the
ne carriage with the Governor and General MoMAhon,
nsd States Army followed with his Ercslsncy e sec
p'sv fancy fair Vas eos up hastily order 70 eatsss
sAaA LAe A1RsEseRn i@S- On 10 2iai ". 10 Govcr