The New York herald., 1868-08-27
TRIPLE S III E E L
New York, Thursday, August 81, 1865
EUROPE.


The news report by the Atlantic cable is dateo
yesterday evening, August 20.
Marshal valiant repeats Napoeon's assurances OF
peace. A Paris semi-oflcia journal tntimates that
France will make war If Prussia refuses to disarm.
Minister Reverdy johnson had an audience with
Premier Dsrael
Queen Isabella of Spain requested, 1t is said an
interview with Napoleon, but the Emperor declined.
The report OF General Duce's death is denied. The
Prussian government is taking active measures for
the protection of emgrants to America.
The details OF the international yacht race show
that the Sappho was making excellent time when
she experienced series Of accidents and had to be
towed into port almost wreck
BY way OF London have advices from China
announcing o signal defeat OF the rebel army,
marching southwark, by the imperalists.
Consols 94S, money. Five-twentes, 71ss in Lon
don and 751S in Frankfort.
Cotton advanced, closing with middling uplands
at Id Breadstuns upward. Provisions without
marked change.
BY steamship at this port we have special CORE
spondence with our English mail report IN detail OF
our cable teegrams to the 18th Of August, embrac
ing matter ol much interest
MISCELLANEOUS
General Grant has issued instructions to the South
ern commanders relative to the military aid to be
the ofcer directly commanding the troops called for
should exercise his own discretion as to whether the
service required Is legal and necessary, and must
limit his action to assisting marshal or sheriff In
executing a lawful process. The obligation OF the
military to obey such civil summons must be held
subordinate to their duty members OF q military
body In support OF his instructions General
Grant also furnishes to the Southern COM
manders a copy OF letter Of Attorney
General Evarts the same subject to United states
Marshal Magruder In Florida. The Attorney General
holds that the Marshal has no right to call on the
military to suppress disorder preserve the peace or
protect the States from domestic violence. Such
calls where he has the right, are permitted only In
extraordinary emergencies.
TeegraphIc advices from st. Domingo are to the
Goth. Baez organizing large force, but they
were In such a miserable condition that many OF
them were deserving. rumor prevailed that Cabral
and twenty leading Domincans had been captured
ana shot, but 1t was not believed. A fire In Azua
had destroyed forty buildings General Ulysses
Espalot was an independent candidate for President
our letter from Alexandria, Egypt, is dated
August l. The viceroy was about returning from
the I,eyant where he had almost impoverished him
self In making magnificent gifts to the Sultan and
his Ministers at Stamboul. The ten weeks tour has
cost him about twelve million dollars. Mehemet
Tuonx Pacha bad been installed as Field Marshal
with great military and civic pomp.
our Rio Janero letter is dated July 20. The
cause OF the overthrow OF the liberal Ministry
was due to the action Of the Emperor, who Is
strongly inclined towards conservatism, In select
ing conservative senator for Rio Grande DO
NCrte. On the appointment OF the new conservative
Ministry vote OF want OF confidence was passed by
the liberal Chamber Of Deputies, during great ex-
citement in which insulting remarks were used
nv.f Tho axf 40 10
was dissolved by the Emperor, to meet In May.
General webb had received instructions to demand
his passports II the steamer Wasp IL not permitted
70 ascend the river TO Asuncion.
Our correspondent on the line OF the Pacific Rail-
road writes from Fort Saunders, wyoming Terri
tory six hundred miles west OF the Missouri river,
under date OF August 81. 1he actual western term
nus OF the road Is Benton City, one hundred miles
further west, town thirty days old, with popula-
ton of four thousand. Fifty miles beyond Benton
City, however, the track-laying process is rapidly
going forward at the rate OF from two to i've miles
day. General Blair and Speaker Colfax met on the
line some days ago and had pleasant chat. Gen.
eral Blair seemed confident OF his success In the
election and our correspondent says lie Is the first
man he has met who feels that way
suit was Instituted In the westchester Court OF
oyer and Termner yesterday to test the right OF
mechanics TO prevent nonmembers Of their unions
from pursuing their avocation. Eight brcklayers
were indicted for conspiracy in refusing to allow
'ue uelehdant, William Dawson, to work at the
"aue ne not being member OF their club. After
consoerable evidence and q legal exposition of the
statutes affecting the case the jury returned YER
dict OF guilty. Sentence was deferred.
The Manhattan Cooperative Association be,a n
meeting last evening when the President s,ated
that the grocery store conducted by the assoc,a,,o
was losing money last. motion to close 1, nm ,a.
offered, but substitute providing for ito cor,,nr.
ance and a payment Of the unpaid shares NV tho
members was agreed to. This is the pioneer 90.
operative society in the city.
Baron Charles Won Lederer, the new Austrian
Minister to this country. arrived In this c,ty voer
day from Liverpool.
During the performance OF "Foul playy n, tho
Broadway theatre last evening, while Mr. IIars,ns
was upon the stare. man in the audience passed
from the auditorium to the stage and served upon
him an injunction issued by Judge Barnard against
the performance Of the play ut that theatre Great
excitement ensued, and the audience, apparently
siding with Harkns, was only restrained by