The New York herald., 1868-08-11
TRIPLE SH e E T
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EUROPE.

The news report by the Atlantic cable Is dated yes
terday evening, August 10.
Napoleon delivered speech at Troyes, from which
differences in favor OF peace are drawn. Fifty
persons were killed by colliery explosion in Bel
gium Spain is on the eve OF financial crisis, and
thel political condition continues disastrous Mr..
Pigot the '.seditousr Irish editor, has been par
doned
Consos 9ih, money. Five-twen;ies 7l7s in Lon
don aud 75sS in Frankfort. Paris Bourse quiet.
In the cotton market midding uplands closed at
q% pence. Breadstuffs 1rm and upward. Provisions
improved. Produce advanced.
BY special correspondence and mail reports from
Europe we have very interesting and important de
tails OF our cable kilograms to the 3oth OF July.
MISCELLANEOUS.
We have highly interesting correspondence from
Alexandria, Egypt which we publish in our triple
sheet this morning. detailing at some length the
position Of the foreign interests under the govern
ment Of lsmal Pacha and the probable issue OF the
grea, diplomatic changes just at hand. There are
great many foreigners In Egypt, and the laws regu
iating them are very much complicated on account
OF the fact that in all cases, civil criminal, the
foreigner Is tried by the Consul Of his country. Is
mail Pacha has lately addressed the great Powers
requesting that changes should be made In the mat.
ter so as to avoid complication by a conference Of
repre- sentatives from the foreign courts. England
alone has answered and that Informally, and 1t re.
mains TO be seen what action will be taken by the
other governments.
The Chinese Embassy arrived at Niagara Fails on
Saturday afternoon. All along the route from
Albany the Embassy was saluted by large crowds
and srriving at the International Hotel the grat
fed Ambassadors found their native nag flung to
the breeze. A delegation from Buffalo waited upon
them and in q speech invited them to accept the
hospitality OF the city, but Mr. Burlingame declined
stating that the mission was one OF business and
could not accept municipal ovations.
The secretary OF War, In answer TO Governor
warmoths appeal for troops In Louisiana has issued
instructions to General Buchanan directing him to
telegraph in case OF a violent outbreak which NAV
demand the presence OF an armed force. The circu.
lar OF instructions for the commanders in the South
ern States Is now being discussed by the President
and Secretary ana Will probably be issued soon
At democratic meeting In Richmond, Va, last
night some negroes created O disturbance which re.
suited in general fight several pistol shots being
fired. Two negroes are reported mortaly wounded
and two white men slightly
committee OF tailors waited upon the President
yesterday and an entire convention OF them Is to
be formally received on Wednesday.
The Citizens Association have published letter
10 the Board OF Health relative TO the slaughter
houses OF the city. They state that 1t would be only
atemporary makeshft TO allow the slaughter houses
10 be located much below Harlem river and suggest
that the best location Is the river at 10oth street,
where the present abator could be arranged to suit
the whole business
precautions have been taken by the Board Of
Health In regard 70 the cattle disease which Will
probably prevent the Introduction Of diseased meats
into the New York market. The members visited
the Communipaw abattor yesterday with Governor
ward, OF New Jersey, and obtained thirtyone speci
mems Of the diseased parts, which are to be micro
scopicaly examined.
The yacht squadron Ia still at New London. Last
evening the feet was Illuminated and an exhibition
OF fireworks was made from the shore. To-day the
nrst race Of the cruise will come or and tonight
grand hop will be given.
In the Georgia senate yesterday message was re
ceived from the Governor, accepting the resignator
OLA. A. Bradley the coored Senator who rests unde
charge Of felony. A long discussion ensued on tn
right Of the Governor to accept resignation, which
was concluded without decision.
hr. Fisher. editor Of the Cambridge (Mass) Cnront