The New York herald., 1867-07-20
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EUROPE.


EUROPE.
The report by the Atlantic cable is dated a. ait
"a midnight, July 10.
The British Cabinet requested the members OF the
House OF Lords 10 refrain the present. from any
expression of opinion regarding Maximians execution
Tho Empress OF France is to visit Queen Victoria al
Windsor Castle ou Sunday. Garibaldi has announced
oca that the moment for work for the liberation OF
Rome has arrived, and said that the
have been in action with the Italian troops Mr. Lloyd
Garrison enjoyed enthusiastic reception in Edinburg
Consois sold at "a 716, for money In London Five
twenties were at 72x in London.
Tho liverpool cotton market closed firm and active
with middlIng uplands at lo1s pence The quotations
for breadstufs and provisions are without any material
change.
BY the steamship Deutschland at this port yesterday
we have our special European correspondence and mail
reports In detail Of cable dispatches the 9th OF
July. tA /.
Our special correspondent in Paris sates the OF
the United States government In the Of Maxmlan
VIII not improve the tone Of French feeling towards
the country.
II reported Paris that before be entered Quere-
taro Maximian shipped for Europe history Of the
French expedition to Mexico written by his own hand,
and that the manuscript 10 the possession OF the Due
d'A umale for publication In the french capital.
The debate in The French Legislature the policy OF
the Cabinet present rule OF the nation still
animated. A member boldly enumerated the enemies
In his opinion Of the empire taking in almost all the
powers embraced in the Holy Alliance asserting ut the
mcmen. that in the event OF a great war France had
only herself to depend on, with the said Of spain.
CONGRESS.
In the Senate yesterday the House amendments 10 the
Equal Rights bill for the District concurred in and
another amendment added The Presidents veto to the
additional Reconstruction bill read and the bill
Immediately passed without debate by OF 30 to
The veto Of the appropriation also read and the bill
was also passed, Mr. Johnson OF Maryland. voting In
the Affirmative. resolution TO adjourn this afternoon
until the first Monday in December was agreed to.
In the House, resolution calling for investigation
BY a committee OF Affairs In the Pay Department
adopted The Presidents message ve.ong the add-
tonal Reconstruction bill received and after being
read Mr. Stevens moved the previous question the
passage Of the bill the objections Of the President
limo allowed, however, for speechmaking, and
MessrsL Boutwell,, Butler, Randall, Wilson and others
spoke. when tho vote being put the bill passed
over the veto by q vote of 100 to %.
The veto message in full will be found 10 Congress
sIona proceedings this morning
MISCELLANEOUS.
Our special advices from Mexico by way Of New Or.
leans state that Madame Juarez arrived Vera
ihe lath and was enthusiastically welcomed grand
civil and military display. Juarez had arrived st the
capital and declines q reelection TO the Presidency
The government, about TO publish address to the
world 10 justify their In the execution OF Maxi
milan General vidaurri Is reported to have been re-
Gently shot at Qucretaro and dates from Tampico con-
nrm the shooting Of Santa Anna.
Our mo Jansiro correspondence 10 dated June IS.
The Paraguay and Parana rivers had overfowed and in
undated the allied camps compelling withdrawal to
higher lands. The Brazilian Parliament siin In
session Preparations being made for the recep
tion OF Alfred the Duke OF Edinsurs who expected
on his way TO Japan.
Our Buenos Ayres letter is dated June H. Congress
was opened the I'd ult,mo. Vice President Far had
resigned, and his 10 appointed
General Mtre win return TO his command W the allied
army. The government Offices In the Custom House
were seriously damaged by hre and reported that
ths greater part Of the State papers bad been destroyed
General Asboth, the United States Minister, continued
very i'll
Later advices from Porto Rico by way Of Havana state
that The island continued dangerously sei.atsi by
rumor OF the existence Of extensive conspiracy for
she overthrow OF Of the colony and the
proclamation OF q republic.
In the Constitutional Convention yesterday resoiu
son providing for the appointment OF committee to
whom all propositions intended for separate subm
tne psope Snail % WIS sooP'0u S~he
amended to provide that all questions as TO the
separate submission Of any part OF the constitution
shall be deferred until the whole constitution framed
In the snrrau trial yesterday the expected witnesses
Tor the defence had not arrived and Judge Fisher said
She counsel for defence close their testimony
motion strike out certain testimony taken under
Sdvisement BY the Court
Judge Underwood opened the United States District
Court In Norfolk, Va, yesterday
The steamship Quaker City, with the Holy land
excursion party on board arrived At Nsrseles On the
tth inst having visited since her departure from New
York the western Islands and Gibraltar The passsn-
sers wers everywhere treated wlh much evility and
The authorities passed the vessel free Of all port charges
Tho Quaker City left for Genoa on the i2th OF July.
The splendid steamship City Of Pars Captain Jsmes
Eeunedy. of the Inman line, will leave pier No ts
North river At noon to-day for Liverpool via Queens
Aown The mails for the tnusd Kingdom and the con'i-
Aeni viii close a, the Post once At hafpsss ten o'clock
The steamship Guiding star, Captain Van sics VIII
ha at noon to-day for Hav calling a. Falmouth, Eng
Hand The malls for France will close st the Post once
ct hslEpast ten O'Clock
The stock market was steady on th. whole yesterday
u2SYsrnmenb we're nrm. but dull Gold closed n ls'k