The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-01
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EUROPE.

EUROPE.
The news report by the Atlantic cable is dated yes
terday, June 30, at midnight.
Bavaria has concluded naturalization treaty with
the United States The Fourth OF July will be cele-
brated in fine style at W.esbaden. EX-Minister
Adams has embarked for New York. The French
Legislative opposition objects to the heavy cost Of
the military force kept in and near Rome.
fThe city Of Belgrade remains deeply excited and
the Chief Of Police had been assassinated Two OF
the murderers of Prince Michel, of Servia,
convicted, but had not been sentenced
The English House Of Lords rejected the Irish
Church bill and advanced the Scotch and Irish Re-
form bills.
Consols e4sS a e4al, money. Five-twenties 1874
1917 in London and 77A in Frankfort.
Cotton closed with middling uplands at 11l4d.
Breadstufrs quiet. Provisions steady.
BY steamship we have a very interesting mail re-
port In detail Of our cable dispatches to the Goth Of
June, including report Of Mr. Disraeli's speech to
the Merchant Tailors' Guild Of London, on the
political situation. ,,,r,,.
In the Senate yesterday Mr. Osborne, Senator elect
from the State Of Florida, forward and after
long discussion on the wording Of his credentials he
was sworn in. Several amendments to the Civil
Appropriation bill were acted upon, and Mr.. Sherman
offered his funding bill rider to 1t in the form
OF additional act lit discussed but not acted
upon. The resolution Of the House to adjourn on
the 18th inst was laid on the table.
In the House Mr.. Boutwell, presented substitute
for the bill taxing interest the government bonds
1t provides for issue Of bonds to be valid only
when In the hands Of United States citizens. The
credentials Of Charles NJ. Hamilton, Of Florida were
presented and referred. The consideration OF the
River and Harbor Appropriation bill was resumed
and passed by vote OF so to So concurrent reso-
luton to adjourn on the 18th Of July
was passed. Numerous unlmportant bills reported
by the Judiciary Committee were passed. A series
Of resolutions in reference to treaties were offered
and referred to the Committee Foreign Affairs
The bill appropratng $1,000, 900 to pay for Alaska
was discussed at considerable length In Committee
OF the Whole Mr.. Banks and others making extended
arguments in its favor, and the House adjourned.
THE CITY.
The summer meeting at Jerome Park opened yes
terdsy with four capital races Nemesis won the
first, Flora McIvor the second, Invercauld the
third and X. B. Connolly the fourth. The mile and
quarter dash won by Nemesis was made In 2:l2h, or
LAG to the mile trlhe faster than any record.
The Board Of Supervisors met Yesterday; received
q communication from the Clerk OF the Court Of
Appeals announcing that the court would be held on
September 90 in the chamber OF the Board; ordered
the superintendent OF the central Harlem Bridge to
inform the Board Of the condition OF the bridge;
audited and allowed the pay roll OF the laborers on
the new Court House, amounting to 81, 43s rescnded
the resolution giving justices OF the Supreme Court
circuit to this county $40 per day, and adjourned
70 meet at the call OF the chair.
Peter Tracey; the keeper Of the saloon No. 100
Bowery, was shot yesterday afternoon by man
nsped Emu Zensman in the restaurant No. Riving-
The scheutzenfest is continued success but no
shooting has yet been done. The delay has caused
some dissatisfaction among the sharpshooters from
abroad; but the matter was explained to them yes
terday and the shooting will certainly commence to-
day.
Counterfeit twenties on the Consolidation National
hank. OF Philadelphia altered from nves, we're in
circulation last night.
There were AT deaths in this city last week and
134 In Brooklyn. .. ,-zs'=[xx.i.. So 80
George strausse, who, With Ferdinand suzberscr
and others, was Convicted last week Of defraudins
the revenue by the ilcltit distiaton Of whskey,
surrendered himself yesterday to the United States
District Court, aud was ordered to pay a fine Of
$4,000 and to be Imprisoned for ten days and until
the fine is paid.
large number OF COMBINATIONS in internal reve.
nue. cases was made yesterday IN the United states
Circuit Court.
The Supreme Court, General Term yesterday rem.
dered decisions Affirming the orders appointing re-
cevers 10 the cases OF Richard Schell the Erie
Railroad Company, and Fanshawe Va. the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company Also o
decision reversing the order granting an injunction
In the case OF Pullman the Mayor, &C.. restrain
ing the city from executing the contract for the noto
rious twenty years gas contract.
The case of Moser against Pohemus 4 Jackson, a
suit brought to set aside judgment for $4,000 OBJ.
taIned by defendants against Moser in Pacific mail
in obtaining the judgment, was resumed yesterday
in the Supreme Court. Some strange revelations Of
perjury are expected to be developed on the trial.
free nght'' between witnesses took place yester
day In the court building Immediately after adjourn
ment.
The case of Ernestine cakes against William Stein.
way was again called up yesterday in the supreme
Court brooklyn, but an adjournment was ordered
until the 10th OF July.
The Cunard steamship Russia, Captain Cook, viii
sail about two p M. to-day for Liverpool via Queens
town.
The steamship Arizona Captain Maury will leave
pier AZ North river at noon to-day for Aspnwa and
San Francisco.
The steamship General Barnes Captain Morton,
will leave pier 80 North river at three p. NJ. to-day
for savannah Ga.
the steamship saragossa, Captain Crowell, Of
Wall street, at three p. NJ. to-day for Charleston.
The stock market was unsettled yesterday morn
Ing but afterwards became strong. Government