The New York herald., 1868-08-18
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EUROPE.

The news report by the Atlantic cable is dated yes
terday evening, August II.
| Minister keyerGy Johnson arrived in London. Mr.
Scully. the irish landlord. murdered at first
reported, ana the coroners jury appeared to justify
the act OF the tenantry. At crowded meeting OF
tories IN London it was determined TO uphold the
Church Admiral Farragut complimented by
the Sultan OF Turkey ana Russian Minister in Con-
stantinope. The German exploring vessel bound
TO the North Pole clear OF ice, steering due
north on the 23d OF June. The Austrian Minis
ter to Washington embarked at Liverpool Tor New
York.
'Consols, o. money. Five-twenties, 71Js in London
and 742a In Frankfort.
Cotton active at an advance, middng uplands
closing at 1919 pence Breadstus easier. Provisions
quiet and dull.
BY the steamships New York and City of Boston
we have very interesting mail report in detail Of
our cable kilograms TO the 9th OF August.
Mr.. Gladstone met his constituents at st. Helen's
August g. In the course of his address he congra-
tulated the country the adoption by the House of
Commons OF his Irish Church resolutions The hon.
cradle gentleman said He was astonished at o
cent statement OF the Prime Minister, who had the
hardhood OF infatuaton to congratulate a festive
party OF his friends on the state OF Ireland 1t
like the conduct of military dcspot who, having
trampled all liberty under foot with his armed forces
declared tfat al last cXlSteu. Wncn personal
liberty was suspended they were arrived at stage
only short OF civil war; and the leaders OF the liberal
party felt that it was their duty to consider this dark
and menacing."
THE CITY.
The cattle disease has been almost squelched as
far as this neighbornood il concerned The last OF
those diseased, 1t Is now believed, have been sep
arated from the healthy ones and the spread Of The
disease has been thus early prevented In Boston,
however, the disease seems to have just made its
appearance and the Governor has appointed q
Board OF Commissioners TO take the necessary action
In the matter.
The inquest on the body OF Jacob Stllwagen, the
lager beer saloon keeper Fourteenth street, who
killed by John Seibert on Saturday evening,
commenced yesterday at q room in the saloon, and
after the taking OF some testimony was adjourned
until this morning. II IL said there were fully two
thousand persons-men, women and Children
crowding around the place while the inquest was
going ON.
Henry Morrison captain OF tho American bark
Columbia, who has for considerable time been
under arrest as accessory to the murder at sea OF
one Henry Gunther a seaman, was discharged yes
terday by United States Commissioner Belts, the
evidence against him being insufficient to Justify his
further detention. The mate, who Is alleged to have
been the principal in the tragedy, is st at large.
The Hamburg American Packet Company's steamer
Cimbra, Captain Hack, viii leave her pier at Ho-
boken at two p. NJ. to-day for southampton and
Hamburg The European mails will close at the
Post once at twelve O'Clock NJ.
The steamship Manhattan, Captain Williams, OF
the Liverpool and Great Western line, VIII sail from
pier 46 North river at twelve O'Clock tomorrow
"wednesday for Liverpool, calling at queenstown to
land passengers. &c.
The stock market, including government securi-
haay and
closed at l46I a 1895.
Trade in beef cattle yesterday was slow but prices
were generally unaltered. The number on sale was
about $500 head Prime and extra steers were
sold at l6c. l6slc. 17c; fair to good 15c. l5kc
and inferior to ordinary 12c. a 14hc. Mich cows
were dull but steady at previous prices, viz:-slO0
sll0 for extra, 500 sos for prime, SIS ss5 for
fair to good 500 $40 for common and $40 s55 for
inferior. Veal calves in fair request but shade
lower, prime and extra selling at lolc. llc., com
mon to good SC. q 1oc. and inferior &C. 7kc. The
market for sheep and lambs was depressed by the
unusually heavy arrivals, and prices were a trinc
lower, though fair demand prevailed. We quote
extra sheep e1c., prime &C. 6Hc. common to good
&c. o 5Ic, and inferior &c. a 4hc. Lambs csc. a
sc. swine, being only in moderate demand and in
large supply, were lower, heavy prime selling az
$40 3lL q $40 37H per cwt, fair to good $40
$40 25. aud common so 25 q 80 IS. The total
cepts were 1000 beeves, III cows, $40 veal calves,
IS, 9O5 sheep and lambs and 1854 swine.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Our advices by the Gulf cable from IIayt state that
Salnave Is preparing to leave and intends to favor
the United States with his presence. The insurgents
captured one OF his war vessels on board OF which
were his mother and his Minister Of war. Salnave
had imprisoned the Prussan Consul and threatened
the life OF the British Minister for which insocnce
the British man-of-war Favorite was preparing to
lombard Port au Prince.
Tecgraphic advices from Mexico state that the
operations against the rebels in the State OF Vera
Cruz had failed, and the city was full of macon-
tents The civil authorities Of the city had sus-
pended their duties. Colonel JimeneS, with rein
forcement OF cavalry, and also General Alatorrt
were expected at Vera Cruz Passengers arriving
from Cuba, unless known to he neutral IN politics
were imprisoned.
Our letter from Honolulu is dated July IL. The
heat OF summer was causing much sickness Con-
siderable Indignation was caused among the people
by the veto OF the Horse Tax and School bills by the
King. Bosh bills were favored by the Ministry, the
Board Of Education and every member Of the gov