The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-29
EUROPE.

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EUROPE.
BY special kilograms through the Atlantic cable
dated in London Dublin and Cork, have important
European intelligence Of yesterday, May %.
Tho Derby -Disraeli Reform bill, which was greatly
altered BY repeated notifications In Parliament has
been adjusted to and presently satisfactory
shape on the basis Of household suffrage by party
promise The compound householder plan is practically
abolished and the tenant is qualify for the borough
franchise BY personal payment OF his tax. In the
counties the occupants OF land tenements worth"
twelve pounds sterling are to vote.
The death sentences have been committed Of all the
Fenian leaders In Ireland. strong popular pressure
was made on the Cabinet in favor Of royal cemency
in obedience to which Earl Derby states he advised
Queen to alter the ruling Of the the Of
Colonel Burke TO one Of imprisonment for life.
was reported in Dublin that the Fenians had at-
tackled tho military At Mcheistown the county Cork,
but me statement was mot credited in London.
GAbae news reports, dated in London at midnight
May -. and received in the HERALD Building about
eleven o'clock last nigh. that the House OF
: Commons had accepted the more vital amendments
made 70 tho cfo BILL and that the House Of Lords
had voted the continuation Of the suspension Of the
habeas corpus In Ireland.
Fvstwentics 1t tax IN London and IT, in Frank
fort
The Liverpool cotton market quiet with middling
0piands at Id At the Close BreadsqfA easier.
Provisions generally unchanged
BY the steamship Scotia at this port yesterday, We
have very interesting mail details cable dispatches
In tho shape Of special correspondence and newspaper
reports dated to tho 18th OF May.
Our special correspondent in st. Petersburg reports
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treaty In that city. Tho progress OF Mr. Stewards
sostons had been previously elegraphed to the Gar
through the cable great length and much Our
correspondents enumeraies the many gains-n real
estate ships steamers, hides and peits,
churches groceries, furs, cash. and so forth
which will to the American people by
virtue OF the State paper and winds up BY expressing
his opinion that Mr. Seward has made good bargain.
The Cxar Alexander to return from Moscow to sign
the treaty.
An important debate occurred In the British House OF
Commons on the second reading OF the National Debt
bill. during which Mr. Iaing charged that Mr. Disrae
about to pursue Sensational" nnancierng PLAN
after the fashion OF the United States.
THE CITY.
Dr. harris the Corresponding Secretary Of the Board
Of Health communication to that body yesterday,
gives an account Of the progress OF cholera through
the pcssilcnce likely to reach New York this
summer In conclusion, he says the means Of sanitary
protection are definite ample and easily applied
Another abortion has come to light Mrs. Ella
Dcbao OF West Thirty street. confessed before
Coroncr's jury TO having used means, assisted by
another and Dr. HARRISON OF Blocker street,
70 produce abortion upon herself, in which she
cecdcd 80 far that four months frtus was delivered
alive. bat died after its birth. Dr. Harrison
Grand Jury.
Tho argument the motion, in the people tho
relation OF Rufus Hatch against the Treasurer OF the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway, concluded yes.
terday before the Supreme Court Chambers Decision
reserved
The Second avenue arson case was concluded yos,cr-
day by the summing up Of the Attorney General and
Mr Brady and the charge OF the Judge The jury
retired and having agreed up to ten O'Clock
locked up for the night
Judge Nelson sitting In admiralty IN the United States
Circuit Court yesterday rendered opinion In case on
appeal which is OF considerable importance hrcmen
board ocean steamers. Several nremen had signed ship.
ping articles on she Republic to SO to New Or.
leans and back at the rate 800 per month but dis
charged by engineer before the vessel sailed because
they would not accept reduction Of IS per month on
wages They therefore ibelIed the vessel for the
pay which would have been due them II they had per-
formed the service agreed To- The defence, however,
forth that the engineer had right 70 discharge
them and they were voluntary deserters Who had for
feted their pay. Judge Benedict, however, decided
that engineers did have that night and rendered do
Gree In favor OF the libcllant which confirmed BY
Judge Nelson In the cases yesterday.
The case Of alleged overcharge Of commission in the
Management Of the estate Of Charlotte Arthur wynnc
on the part Of Dr. Francis vinton while executor and
tesiamensary guardian Of the same under the will Of
Thomas Wynne deceased Of Brooklyn, and formerly
psushoner OF Trinity church, vas before the surro-
gates Court OF Kings county yesterday In answer TO
applicants petition paper flied setting forth the
belief and knowledge Of the executor in the matter and
the opinions Of various surrogaies and ATTORNEYS an 10
ths legality Of his charged his economy and care
In The maaagement Of the estate The case was
over 70 Friday afternoon, when the argument viii be
made n 10 whether the accountngs shall be rcopeued
Bernard Duny, . tenement house proprietor was
sentenced 10 one months imprisonment and 10 nav
Zoe OF $50 BY Justice Bowling yesterday for
20 put Gre escape 10 i've story tenement house on
Pear. street. This is the first conviction under the act
The coronsrs jury investigating the death Of william
Bishop Carr Of Brooklyn returned verdict that death
was caused by shot from air gun In the hands OF
william r skidmors, who was thsreupon ironed and
rsnanded 70 jail
Dexter and Lady Thorn otted on the Fashion Course
yesterday for purse Of 5000, best three heats u
nvs In harness Dexter the nrst heat In 2:2A anS
a The second LADY Thorn broke badly thai she VA