The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-15
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EUROPE.

kU6OPE.
By special telegram through the Atlantic cable dated
In Dublin yesterday, we learn that numerous mob at
tempted TO rescue four Fenan prisoners from strong
party Of police in the city Of Waterford. desperate
nght ensued during which thirty constables were
wounded and of the rioters shot The prisoners,
who, is said had served the American army were
held by the police
The Prusso Danish negotiations relative 70 Scbeswp
have been concluded, but the result is not known
Many volunteers leave Greece reinforce the Christian
army in CANDIDA
Consun closed at a4k, for money, in London Five
swenties were At 1874 In London and Tx in Frankfort
mo Liverpool cotton market was unchanged, with
msddling uplands at 1H at the close In the bread
stuts market corn advanced. Provisions quiet .. <
JAPAN AND CHINA
BY special telegram from San Francisco yesterday
W have news from Japan dated Yokohama on the
25th Of May, with advices from Hong Kong the 18th
and Shanghai China of tho 10th Of May The inteli-
gence reached San Francisco by the steamship Colorado
early yesterday morning, and the prompt use OF the
telegraph by special correspondent in that port
ables TO present It TO the readers Of the HERALp
twenty days after s despatch from Yokohama.
Tho foreign Ministers to Japan received BY the
Tycoon In right royal fashion Osaca pleasing
entertainments and official interviews followed. Tho
dinners and house furnhhing were entirely In the
European style Tho Tycoon appears DO hale
hearty good natarsd man, fully informed to tho
value OF executive attentions and courtesics He
the health the President OF the United States with
much gusto. "Jspaness Tommy" acted as interpreter
for the United States Legation. foreign settlement
has been located Osaca and the interests OF the
forsign nations have evidently made progress. Tue
whaling bark Canton Packet OF New Bedford, went
pieces the northwest coast Of Typhon. James Fair
banks, OF Baltimore. drowned the coast
Tho news from China, by special telegram from San
Francisco, is not very important party Of British
marines landed the island OF Formosa after the
murder OF the crew Of the wrecked American bark
Rover but the fred on and obliged to retire
Tho news Of the growing crop is favorable silk
manned unchanged in price The stock Of teas was
reduced
THE CITY.
The champagne wine continued yesterday In
United States District Court Tho prosecution having
closed for present the part OF the government
the the part Of the claimant opened but be-
fore concluding the subject laid over I'll Monday
morning.
Application was made yesterday q, Supreme Court
Cha mbers, by James T. Brady for the release bail
OF John Kaue, who indicted and twice tried
charge OF On each trial the jury failed agree
and though In capital offences is TO accept
ball. tho Court granted the request Mr.. John Moore,
sum OF 5000. Kane has been under ares. about five
months
Tho argument by Richard o'Gorman in the Supreme
Court General Term, in reply to Judge Bonney. the
matter OF the application 70 confirm the report Of the
Commissioners OF the Church extension, yes
terday postponed until Tuesday next
In the case Of Hermann viereck the Third Avenue
Railroad Company. an action in the Supreme Court
Circuit, 10 damages for injuries received by
being run ever reported yesterdays HERALD the
Jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff in the OF
sl.s75
Tho trial Of Maurice Lancrgan charged with tho muir
der OF his wife, resumed yesterday in the Court OF
General sessions Before the adjournment OF the court
all the testimony given and the summing up OF the
postponed til Monday.
The case OF Eliza Hendrickson asans, John Dawson,
who sued in the City Court OF Brooklyn for breach
OF promise Of marriage, concluded yesterday, the
jury rendering verdict In favor OF plaintiff for 81 600
The General Transatlantic companys steamship St
laurent, Captain Bocandc viii leave pier so, North
River, two p. NJ. to-day for Brest and Havre. Tho
mails for France will close the Post Office nj half
nine O'Clock.
The Inmsn line steamship City Of Paris. Captain
James Kennedy will sail at to-day for Queenstown
and Liverpool from pier 45 North River. The mails
for the United Kingdom and Continent viii close at
the Post ONCE at half. past ten A. NJ
The National Steam Navigation Compa ny's steamship
Hclveta Captain Thompson will leave pier az North
river at noon to-day for Liverpool calling Al Queens.
town 10 land passengers
the Anchor line steamship United Kingdom. Capta,n
smith, win sail from pier 20 North river q, noon today
for Liverpool and Glasgow, calling Londonderry 70
land mails and passengers
The steamship Baltic, Captain Jones will sail from pier
40 North river as noon to-day for southampton and
Bremen
The steamship AIlemania, Captain Meier, win sail
from Hoboken al noon to-day for Southampton aud
HAMBURG The mails for che German States viii close at
tbs Post once at hslfpass ten A. NJ
The Cromwell line steamship George Washington
Captain eager will leave pier NO North river thre
PM to-day for New Orleans direct
The Empire line sidewheel steamship San Jscinso
Captain Atkins will leave pier 10 North river a. shFe
p. NJ to-day for Savannah.
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