The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-24
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EUROPE.


Tina news report by the Atlantic cable is dated yester
day evening, January 20.
Lord Stanley made an important speech at = mnise-
rial dinner gwen at Bristol He asserted that Ireland
was mover more prosperous 'nover dsafected
The disanection was caused mainly by the edesgns
OF American soldiers" Land reform for the island
not to DO thought Of and church reform should be post
pOned. Napoleon forbds, It is said the publication of
Prince Napoleon's pamphlet on the condition OF France
Admiral Farragurs squadron will remain at Toulon for
the remainder OF the winter Tho Italian legislature
has passed. income tax bill The Spanish army is to
be supplied with breech-oaders. The Of the
Fronch press is very cordial towards Germany and tho
German papers reciprocal e the feeling
Russia regards tho military vements or tho Chinese
on her frontier offensive warike and is about
protest IN Pekln
CONGRESS.
Iu the senate yesterday the House Reconstruction
bill came up and Nr Doolittle made lengthy speech
10 opposition to it, Re consumed the entro mornng
hour much TO the chagrin of some OF the republican
members, who, however could not prevent it, and he
allowed TO continue after the morning hour had
expired, the Of Senator Thomas being postponed
for tina, purpose. He followed by Messrs Nyc and
Trambui!; and without taking any action upon the bi
the Senate. after come further unimporant business,
adjourned.
10 the Additional Bounty bin agreed TO. Tho bill
for tho sale OF the arsenal grounds al ST. Louis and
Liberty Mo- and part Of tho Fort Lsavenworth
walton was passed Euoges passed the late
Cornelius Hamilton and the House adjourned.
In TO resolution Of the Senate tho President
replies that the Bin of Equal Rights in the Distrc. of
Columbia, which passed both houses last Decem.
ber failed to become law by reason Of the ADJOURN
mont OF Congress within ten days after passage
THE LEGISLATURE
In the Senate yesterday the bill repeating the law
concerning the regulation OF brokers was reported
favorably. Notice givon OF bills incorpora.-
Jog Cortiandt and Tenth Street Railroad
pan,es, and the New York Burglar Insurance
Company. Resolutions directing the Attorney General
to institute proceedings all canal
alleged have been procured through fraudulent
were briefly discussed and then laid on tho table.
In the Assembly bills introduced TO reduce the
Eyre on the Second and Third Avenue Railroads,
for the better regulation OF city railroads. and
tborzing tho construction OF underground railways.
The gesoIu,ioa providing for investigation the
AFFAIRS OF the Croton Aqueduct Department adopted
resolution introduced but laid on the table under
the r,,a appointing SPECIAL committee to inquire nto
charges a. alleged malfsasance ia the Comtuissary
Generals Department.
THE CITY
Patrick Campbell sued tho city, in the Supreme Court
yesterday Tor the recovery Of damages the OF
$4,000 foe injuries to person and property sustained
October. 1864 and for compensation for disbursements
nscesstated by such injuries The plaintiff driving
q aud wagon IN West Thirty .fourh street, and
drove Into hole the street whlch had been nsgli.
gently left open, ipjuring his person aud his horse
wagon watch, &c The jury rendered . verdict Tor
piainun for 81, 100.
The case Of the United states Devin, Tsppau and
Lsvsn. in the United states Circuit Court Brooklyn,
which sot down for hearing yesterday, wAs again
postponed Of the absence OF Witnesses till
Monday neft
In the Court Of oyer and rermner, Brooklyn John
Brady yesterday pleaded guilty grand larceny, end
was sentenced to three months' Imprisonment IN the
Pen,ontiary.
In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday Judge
Russell presiding, Joseph W Gillespie having pleaded
guilty to charge OF stealing horse sensaced to
four years 10 the State Prison. Martin McGowan found
guilty OF petty larceny, and william Lewis who pleaded
guilty TO like offence sevorslly sonsncsd 70 ak
months the PsniieDtisry. Walter Freeman found
guilty OF assault and battery ts giri sentence
deferred
Tho inman line steamship city OF Boston, Captain.
Hslcro~ viii leave pier IS North river at ono 2. N.
tomorrow Saturday for Queenstown and Liverpool
will close at the Post once al twelve NJ, 25tb inst
Tho General Transatlantic Company's steamship
Psrsre Captain Duehesne will sail from pier 30 North
RIVER at three p NJ Tomorrow Saturday for Brest aud
Bavrs. Tue mails for France will close a the Posa
once at twelve NJ
Tho now steamship Europa, Captain Craig Of the
Anchor iine, will leave pier 20 North noon
morrow Saturday for Liverpool aud Glasgow, calling
Londonderry 10 land psssengsn
Tho North American steamship compsnys steamer
Santiago de Cuba vii, leave pier 20 North river at noon
tomorrow Saturday for san Francisco, via Panama
Railroad connecting with The the steamship
Nevada 81 Panama
\ ras Cromwell line steamship George Cromwell, Cap.
tAn va wiil sail for New Orleans direct at three M.
tomorrow Saturday from pier No. Nsrsh river
The fsvorss steamship ssragossa. Captain Crawst Of
Arthur Lsys line wi leave pier IA East rives foot "
Wan street, a three p n tomorrow saturday for
Chsssstoa. 8 g., eonnsc.ing with steamer Ia FLORIDA
peru, 30
ahs stock aarts' vas strong yesterday ussi the
@oss vnsn reacted. Government securities were
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