The New York herald., 1867-07-22
New York. Monday. July ee. 1867.
EUROPE.


The news report by the Atlantic cable is dated yessr-
day evening" July Il.
The Christian Insurgents in Gambia are II Is said pre-.
pairing to attack the Turkish vessels tho
With nrs ships The Austrian Parliament has adopted
resoluions in favor OF political equality for the mem.
bsrs OF all religious bodies, and reform OF the marriage
Law. The National Guard OF Hungary is to be reor-
ganized.
Five-twenties were at 76ss in Frankfort
BY the steamship City Of Antwerp at this port, yes.
terday have very interesting mail details OF our
cable dispatches TO the 10th Of July.
N. Thiers' remarks in the French Legislature on the
subjects OF the approach of responsible government in
France and the Mexican expedition OF the creates,
Bignlncsuco The members listened 10 the orator in
complete silence.
Earl Derby's address to the House Of Lords on the
subject OF Maximlans execution s published with the
opinion as alleged, expressed by Queen Victoria the
matter OF European reprisas against Mexico
The London Ne''s publishes lengthy and able
dsfence OF Juarez's action, which We reprint
MIsCELLANEOUs
Our Panama correspondence is dated July 10. Tho
rule OF General Santos Acosta had been generally recog
nzed By the States OF the Unon the only disturbances
being the rising OF two hundred men in the State OF
Boyaca which s Acosta's native place. The nsuuecton
promptly suppressed. Tho state of Bolivar,
ever had formally declared her connection with the
Union severed until thej reinstatement Of Mos
guerra cauca Mosqueras native State bad acquiesced
in the condition of affairs with the Others but there
was spirit OF resistance evident among tho lower
classes The Colombia had been recapturcd by
her former commander Read, exConfederate and he
had tarned her to the authorities at santa
Martha, after setting his capives adrift in an
open boat without rudder. water. General Level
do Coda had arrived In Panama and had asked an
nesiy the Mosquers,as had banished from
The Isihmus. The Dakota and Ressca were In port
and tho Marblehead was at Aspnwall.
Our Lima, Peru, correspondence Is dated June 2s
Several OF the South American republics
In forthcoming congress had arrived and others
expected There wa therefore, probability of the
,ongress hually oonvenIng. The principal cx-rcvolu.
tonists assembling at Arequipa, and another dis
tirbnuco consequently expected. Everything
lc IA Bolivia the last outbreak having been quelled
Toube, however was expected from the Indians. The
ossi2ce bad arrived at Lima
oor Santiago lChel correspondence is dated June IL.
The President had Congress the sale Of
all the vessels recently purchased in the United States
worthless and unit for The debates in Con-
grcss very fierce, tho minority attacking the ad
m!nistaon with great vgor and the spectators in the
galleries kissing applsadng without regard TO the
efforts OF the officers to keep order. earthquake
shocks had been felt in the city, doing dam
age. however.
FIics have been received from New South Wales and
New Zealand to the 1st and s OF June By Of Pan
anna Ine miners In New South Wales doing we'll
The Colonial Parliament TO on the I'd OF July
Tho New Zealand Assembly was TO assemble at yelling.
ion for the despatch Of business the 9th OF July No
further disturbances had taken place with the natives
A coaing station was about TO bs established on the
island Of opara for the Sydney and Panama vessels
tn Aast0 t,~
2oth OF July s,aics that the local government Of the
province OF Ontario In the Dominion Of Canada,
romp,eed that evening by the appointment Of Mr. ~ C.
Cameron ss Secretary and Mr. +. B. Wood a. Receiver
Gs.erai The election preparations were continued
With great vigor by all parties The reformers were
greavy divided
| Our h.eoiuu correspondence is dated June Q. The
summer bd fssr 70 be dull one commercially. Real
estate sales wore Of frequent Tho King was
eii trayelng through his domnions Queen Emma
had returned TO Honolulu
Another QUOT Sunday Was pasxsd yesterday under the
Excss law but In consideration Of the recent interprs
patton placed upon the drinking OF liquor Sundays
y cias there was considerably more liquor made away
With than for several Sundays past, Festive ciubs in
pdvcoacy Of the principle or Sunday drinking have
sprung up all over the city. and yesterday was made
general Inauguration day
Senator Summers biz equazins the chances for oace
Ia the District OF Columbia among blacks and whites
hike the only one passed In the late session of
Congress which has failed 10 becomes is~ the Prcs-
dent having failed 70 return It before ADJOURNMENT,
Secretary NcCuIloch has instructed the Inspector OF
,eamboas Of tbis city in view Of the recent racing on
ns Hudson, uss the utmost vigilance 10 prevent vio
s,ons OF the laws prohibiting over pressure Of steam
on such transports
heavy frsshet prevails In the Upper Mississippi the
evatsr being almost high ~ n 1859. Twelve million
feet Of logs swept from their boons q NIlpssp0la
ptnn, over the falls Of 81 Anthony, yesterday.
oap'an ". Howard sailed IRON ss1 TfanciscY yes
tetdv for ska in our new Russish b6SSssloks 70 or
bsnIze Tue affairs Of the Revenue Department
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