The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-25
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New York. Tuesday, August 25. 1865.
EUROPE.


yesterday evening. August "a
Count Bismarck sustained q painful bruise by
being thrown from his horse. Peaceful assurances
executive and financial, repeated from France
The reported Fenian conspirator against the llft
of Queen Victoria was an insane Englishman who
wandered into her apartments ut Lucerne. Genera
Duce lately eXled from Spain, IS dead. The Span
ish Cabinet promises reforms. The Tobacco Trade
Convention has been approved by the Italian senate
The coming International yacht race excites mucf
interest in Great Britain A severe storm ragged OF
the British coast, and some serious marine disasters
are reported.
One OF the Russian Grand Dukes has sailed for the
United states.
The total eclipse OF the sun was observed in
much satisfactory manner by the English Sordr,
sent to India TO report the phenomenon.
ConsOls "a, money. Five-twenties, .12f in London
and 75'S 751s in Frankfort. Paris Bourse firm.
Cotton easier and lower with middng uplands al
iOaid. Breadstufrs dull. Provisions slightly adj
vanced
BY steamship at this port, we have our special
European correspondence in detail of cable tele
grams to the 18th of August
The letter Of our special correspondent in Vienna
reporting the progress Of the great German Schuct-
zenfest in that city, with the names OF the American
rnemen present. and the attendance of the Austrian
Emperor will command the attention Of our readers
MISCELLANEOUS.
Indian atrocities are still reported from Colorado
and New Mexico. The reports not so frequent
from Kansas. General Sheridan has issued an order
directing the forcbIe removal OF the Indians TO their
reservations, and compelling them to deliver up the
perpetrators OF the guilty acts. All commercial or
friendly intercourse with them is forbidden. Gene
ral sherman reports to the War Department that he
has ordered General Sheridan 10 Kill if necessary
and the President has again signihed his approval.
suggestion s made by Old trappers to raise reg-
men or two OF friendly Indians 10 fight the enemy
in their own method
The drama of Foul Play was performed at the
Broadway and the New York theatres last night
some litigation has grown out of the recent trouble
regarding the proprietorship Of the play, and last
evening six constables forced their way into the
Broadway theatre through the stage entrance for
for the purpose OF arresting d. II. IIarkins. the
leading man, who was at the time per-
forming the character of Robert Renfold
Considerable disturbance ensued behind the scenes
on the advent Of these unexpected Corners and they
commenced firing ind discriminatory. seriously wonnd-
ing man and boy, the latter very dangerously
The cur,ain was down and the audience knew no
Thing OF The occurrence at The time proceeding
except from hearing the pistol shots and the screams
of women. Five OF the con-tahcs arrested by
the police. Another gentleman took the part OF
Hark.ns, who had disappeared, aud the play pro-
ceeded to the end
coly or and Edwards fought on Traver's Island
Northumberland county, Virginia. yesterday morning
The fight lasted one hour q d fourteen minutes and
COyer was declared whipped IN the forty-seyenth
round. being ruck a terrific blow on the ugular
which rendered him senseless for fifteen minutes
on The return "trip OF the steamer q row occurred
among The roughs on board In which one man was
shot through the right breast another lost niger
and a third was stabbed in the head.
We hsve adyces from Vera Cruz to the GOTH aud
Mexico city TO the i6th by the Gulf cable. A slight
shock OF earthquake felt at the capital on the
i4th. No American minister has vet been appointed.
General AlatUrre had demanded i've thousand more
men to iput down the rebellion IN the State Of Vera
cruz.
our Malailan, Mexico letter IL dated July %.
~inaloa was enjoying state OF profound tranquility
The usual number OF murders. rcbberies, 90 cx-
cepied Martinez and Vega are absent, and Palaco
''ranbdcs ana Toledo In prison. They were the
principal revoutionists In The state, and their
forced quescence IL the OF the general tran
quii,iD.
Tei'grsphic advices from Hayti state that salnaye
maj ocon again defeated and was acting solely on
tile defensive. He had forced a loan OF 800 600 and
two wealthy merchants had been sent to Europe TO
negotiate for more money. The rebel war sb,p
purchased the Albert Emerson which Ia to be altered
INTO wsr vessel. The Ministry had been reorgan.
ized AMI a reconciliation between Sanaye and the
British Minister had taken place.
BY special kilograms from Constantnople and
BOMBAY, forwarded by way OF London and through
the Atlantic cable, we learn that the Sultan OF Tur.
Key paid marked imperial compliment TO the
United states personally through Admiral FArragut
and that Shere Ali has been proclaimed Ameer OF
Arghanisian. The British Minister IN Cons,antin.
ope entertained Admiral Farragut at grand
dinner.
The report OF the Nova Scotia delegates TO Eng.
land 10 ask for the repeal OF the Confederation
scheme mas been brought before the Nova Scotia
House "f Assembly. In answer TO the various dc.
mands OF the delegation the Crown answered that
there Is no limit 10 the powers Of imperial legislation
over a colony like Nova Scotia, and that such i'm
pera legislation does not depend on the consent OF
the colony, but that the Union act was apparently
accepted freely by Nova Scotia, and did not assume
10 exunguish It's constitution impose upon il a
new form OF government without its consent
The members OF the South Carolina Senate have
agreed 10 take their per diem in state BILL royidinp
they are paid OF the rate the bills may be worth in
greenbacks.
In the Georgia Legislature yesterday resolution
was introduced calling on the Governor to discoun
tenance all political organizations and assembages
that may threaten violence to the public peace The
successor Of Bradley in the Senate is a democrat
The people OF Charleston, s. c., in view OF the
inability OF the civil authorities and the probability
Of rotous conduct the part Of disaffected inbab
ants have petoned the President to provide for the
protection OF the city.
The conference among Southern leaders Of White