The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-23
EUROPE.

EUROPE.
The news report by the Atlantic cable is dated yes
terday evening, July %.
The London Post fears that the American de-
mocracy will lose the sympathy of Europe by the
exposition Of their financial policy embraced in the
Presidential platform. Minister Bancroft had gone
to Baden Baden. Cardinal Cullen was GONZALES.
cent.
Consols oi15 GAS, money. Five-swenes, 72ai q
72ss in London and Il in Frankfort. Paris Bourse
steady.
Cotton heavy, with middling uplands at 1854.
Bre1dstu0s quiet. Provisions firm.
CONGRESS
In the Senate yesterday Messrs. Sawyer and Rob-
ertson. of South Carolina, sworn III. Consider
able discussion ensued previously on protest from
citizens of South Carolina charging that Mr.. SAWYER
was blockade runner and had held Office under the
Conederacy The protest was accompanied by am
davits The question OF adjournment came up. and
after a long discussion q concurrent resolution was
adopted to take recess Monday until the fourth
Monday in September, when unless otherwise or
dcred, the regular adjournment shall take place
until the first Monday In December.
In the House Mr.. Kellogg OF Alabama was admit.
ted to his seat resolution was adopted directing
the Judiciary Committee to investigate the charges
against Judge Busted. Mr. Stevens made personal
explanation relative to his remarks on the Five
twenty bill, denying that he had ever said such
bonds were payable in gold. The Speaker
stated in answer to the inquiries OF members
that the President had sent the usual
notification of having signed the special whiskey and
tobacco tax bill; but 1t was stated by member that
the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue had been in
formed Inherently. The general impression was
that mistake had occurred and that the bill had not
been signed. The business on the Speakers table
diSDOSe0
bills aud amendments.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Our Mexico city letter il dated July TO- The reso.
luton OF the government relative to the action OF
the British commander Bridge in closing the port Of
Mazatlan is gwen IN full. An article had appeared
In the Reristd Uatpersa, ntimating that a coalition
OF European Powers with the United States was
being discussed the aim OF which will be to divide
up Mexico and sell II out 10 the American govern.
ment
Our Panama letter is dated July IA. The revolu-
ton in the State is still In progress. Matters
quiet in the city, but trouble anticipated In the
interior. The Provisional President, General Ponce
had started for La villa de Los santos, where the
dhsanecton very strong, The State treasury
was impoverished by these constant troubles and
annexation to the Unit'sd States was talked Of
We have telegrap.iic advces and correspondence
from Venczues which corroporate and detail the
exciting news from that country which we pub
lished Yesterday. Among the refugees from the war
scopes Is the American Minister at Caracas, who
...as afraid OF his life If he remained.
A meeting OF the Southern representatives In
Congress and other loyal Southerners was held in
washington yesterday, when resolutions were
adopted urging that measures be taken by Congress
TO relieve the loyal people Of Texas. Mississippi and
virginia that Congress remain In session until the
In,
impcachcd.
President Johnson has issued his proclamation
advancing that Alabama has ratified the constti.
tionsi amendment.
Governor Bullock, OF Georgia, was inaugurated
yesterday in the presence OF both houses Of tho
Legislature and Of General Meade and stan.
VIM. r. Hopkins, tax receiver in Savannah. wa
shot and instantly killed by deputy sheriff name
Isaac Russell yesterday. large crowd OF negroes
assembled at the sound Of drum and attempted t
lynch Russell, but he was carried or to jail.
In the New Jersey Democratic State Convention
yesterday Theodore F. Randolph, OF Morris county
was nominated for Governor Resolutions strongl,
supporting seymour and Blair and the democratic
platform were adopted aud the Convention ad
jouned.
Further particulars Of the hanging Of three mer
near Seymour, Ind by mob state that a confession
OF numerous murders and robberes was made by
the victims before they were hanged. A large re
ward Is oYered by Adams Express Company for tn,
capture of Frank Reno one othe leaders the gang
who Is now In Canada.
camp meeting IL In progress nj Northp0rt. L. l.
BY order of General Meade the trial before mill
tary commission In Atlanta, Ca, Of persons charges
with the murder Of Ashburn has been suspended.
Tue Feniau senators are celebrating with close
doors in BufYalo guarded 10y armed sentines. N
one who Is not high In authority knows what IN
subject OF elaboration L. but specuatons are rife.
The Alabama Legislature balloted yesterday for
short term senator without a decision. A bill wa
introduced in the Senate TO quash all suits In tI
courts begun since 1861.
The Republican State Committee met in Alban
yesterday and effected an organization by the elc,
ton Of Hamilton Harris as chairman.
regular monthly meeting Of the American Ere
Trade League was held last evening at Dodworth
studio Building. Charles Moran delivered an a,
dress on the subject Of taxation, in which he Of
posed strenuously the present system OF taxation
brief discussion Of the views presented then 70
lowed and the meeting adjourned
Two trotting matches took place at the Fashio
course yesterday, Commodore Vanderbilt beating III
bay gelding Captain Gill IN the first. The secon
was between Nancy Fat and Louise, and was won
Nancy, Louise acting badly 10 the two last heats an
being distsnced on account OF colliding with an
carrying away part Of Nancy's wheel. Long ode
had been given in favor Of Louise and the condu
Of her driver was severely but unjusty criticised
the losers.
A party Of thieves assaulted q young Gema
named william Cramer in the concert saloon No.
Bowery about two O'Clock yesterday morning.
AFTER robbing him left him so badly used up that
6Ssi soon afterwards. Samuel Josephs, supposed
b. one Of the leaders of the gang, was arrested.
The Convention of the Independent order