The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-22
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EUROPE.

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~ the Atlantic cable we have news report dated on
the 2lst OF January.
The French cabinet has been reconstructed the EN-.
peror accepting the designations of six of the Ministers
NJ Fould goes Dat and NJ Rouher remains in the minis
try The imperial reform concessions have been well
received II IS thought that the movement indicates
more warke policy Marshal Bazane is said to have
boon relieved Of "his high powers" in Mexico Earl
Derby, it is reported, refuses take up reform as
Cabinet measure in England. Political agitation has
been renewed in the Lebanon. Consols closed COZ
for money in London yesterday. United States fve-
twentIes were at 72x in London, 70 Paris and IS in
Frankfort The Liverpool market dull with
midd!iug upands At 141d Brcadstufs firm.
By steamships At this port and Portland we have our
special correspondence and mail kilograms dated the
18th Of January.
The news OF the ocean yacht contest and It's result
attracted very great attention. and produced quite an
exciting effect Italy and Russia according TO the
poss Of correspondents in Florence and St. Peters
burg The Italian press from Florence Milan treated
tne news important national event. showing forth
tho spirit and 'so ahead"-a word which s translated
iato Italian the occasion-action OF the American
people the writer's expressing the hope that the people
OF Italy will profit by emulating both in their daily
transactions.
VV0u06GC.
In the Senate yesterday bin 70 amend tho grant
ing lands for railroad Missouri the Pacific was
referred Comm it,ee the Pacific Railroad The
bill to preveat and punish illegal voting in the District
passed The tariff bill then taken up and read.
During the reading several amendments made, and
just before its conclusion the Senate adjourned
In the House joint resolution declaring the ten
communities latey in rebellion TO be without civil
governments, and only eligible as State govern
ments when recognized by Congress.
referred to the Judiciary Committee A rcsolu.
ton declaring that in rafying amendments tho States
not represented shall not DO entitled to vote intro.
duced and referred to the Committee Reconstruction.
Lcave asked to introduce a bill to regulate the
practice aud define the powers OF the Supreme Court in
arising under the constitution and laws of
the United States but Mr. lie Blond objected and the
bill then introduced. Tho State OF Missouri
being called for bills, Mr. BENJAMIN introduced the
above bill, 10 which Mr. lie Blond again objected, but
vote being taken the bill received by 1o7 yeas to
80 nays and refereed to the Judiciary Committee. Mr..
Morrill, from the Committee Ways and Means, re-
ported the bill to provide for the sale OF gold, which
passed. bill to prevent the further withdrawal OF
legal tender notes introduced and referred. Mr.
Ward offered his resolutions naurng into the Maryland
election the action OF the President respecting IT,
under suspension OF the rules and the resolution was
or local or private then discussed,
and several communications from the President
presented Tho House soon after proceeded TO the dis
cusson Of Mr.. Stevens reconstruction bill. and held
an evening session. in which tho discussion was con-
tinuod
THE LEGISLATURES.
In the senate yesterday notice gwen of intention
10 Introduce bills to make husband and wife witnesses
for against another certain cases. incor
Point Flushing The Senate then adjourned
In the Assembly notice given OF intention to in
roduce bills create bureau for the collection OF fees
and take. New York city, and to regulate the OF
slips and waters adjacent the city OF New York Bills
we're introduced regulate the OF certain slips in
the Fast river aud to open Metropolitan avenue IN
Brooklyn resolution introduced calling for the
rail for printing in New YORK during the years
1896 and 500 Bills to amend the act relative to
ngs banks and to amend the General Railroad law
ordered % 4 third reading
THE CITY.
Tho wind and snow storm G. Sunday night ended
yesterday In drzzlins and general thaw Tho
streets were covered with deep sush, which was
much worse for horses and pedestrians than tho hard
snow OF the day before The compact OF ice in
the rivers softened and offered but little obstruc
ton 10 the regular trips the ferry boats The tide
rose TO considerable height inundated many OF the
cellars and Easements Of the streets tina, line the rivers
in the lower parts Of the city The amount OF injury
done was comparatively traing beyond the incon-
venicnce to which proprcors these places were sub
jscted by OF the food
Numerous applications made for liquor licenses
to the Inspector Of Excise yesterday Those who served
inuncons last September called upon to nav of,v
dollars for having INDUCED in that luxury. and thew
generally did so under protest Forty.two deuouen,s
were before the various police courts during the day for
excise violations.
hugo scheme for circulating large amount Of
counterfeit money 70 light last evening at the
Police Headquarsrs and was thereupcn frustrated
The annual report OF the Inspector Of Buildings has
tsen prepared and We publish extracts from to-day
1t shows tho number OF Ore escapes In tho city and
speaks Of the tenement house system ID general the
buildings going up the storage Of cembustbls mat
Ter and variety OF other information OF valuable and
interesting character TO the citizens Of New York
At meeting Of the Brooklyn Aldermen yesterday the
law Committee submitted report recommending the
Immediate removal Of all distractions a. the tormina-
tons OF Ill streets leading 70 the river and the arrest
and prosecution Of Ill persons who have seized upon
and are occupying the same II also alleged that
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