The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-21
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New York. Sunday, June FL, 1865.
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EUROPE.


The news report by the Atlantic cable Is dated
yesterday evening, June 20.
queen Victoria reviewed the British volunteers in
windsor Park, 1t being the thirty-hrst anniversary
OF her accession to the throne. Twenty-seven thou
sand men were under arms, and the scene was very
brilliant. Admiral Farragut will place his squadron
In review before the King Of Belgium tomorrow at
Ostend The King Of Prussia closed the session Of
the North German Parliament with pacific speech.
The London 'Change was closed during the day.
Five-twenties, Tx Tx in Frankfort.
Cotton advanced, middle uplands closing at 11}l
pence. BreadstufTs quiet Provisions dull.
BY steamship at this port We have very interest
ing mail report in detail OF our cable dispatches to
the 18th OF June including report OF Mr. Disraelis
address to the Protestants OF Ireland and official
exposition OF the new Press law OF France.
CONGRESS-
In the Senate yesterday an attempt was made to
call up the bill admit Colorado, but it failed Mr.
withdrew his resolution relative to the treat
ment Of colored persons on the Washington and
Baltimore Railroad and read a letter from George
Downing, the colored keeper of the Capitol restau
rant stating that the managers Of the road had
yielded TO the progressive spirit OF the age" and
concluded to treat all persons alike regardless Of
color Mr.. Sumner called up Joint resolution to
pay sum amounting TO over $4,000 to the
owners OF the British steamer Labaun, ille-
gally captured during the war. warm dis
cussion ensued, in which Mr.. CONFESS demanded
that the Committee on Foreign Affairs OF which Mr..
sumner is chairman, should first report the bill for
the protection OF American citizens abroad The Joint
resolution finally went over on the expiration Of the
morning hour. Numerous private pension bills
were passed, and the Senate adjourned.
In the House the joint resolution authorizing
change OF mail service In Montana was passed. A
message from the President received Veto
ing the bill for the admission Of Arkan-
sas. The bill was Immediately passed over
his veto without debate by q vote Of Ill
to 81. Mr.. Schenck, from the Committee on Ways
and Means, reported bill relative to the tax on
whskey and tobacco and to amend the tax on
banks and gave notice that he should call 1t up on
Monday, when 1t should nave precedence untn dis
posed OF. The Kentucky contested election case be-
tween Mckee and Young was taken up the COM
mittee having reported In favor Of Mckee. sharp
debate ensued upon 1t, and after the previous ques
ton was moved it was agreed to take recess until
Monday at eleven O'Clock, when the vote will be
taken.
THE CIT.
The steamtug T. Leverghen, having barge in
tow was blown up and sunk by the explosion Of her
boiler yesterday morning, OF the Battery, where she
now lies in the channel. One man was killed and
two injured. The others escaped
A full statement from each Of the persons injured
at the recent Bowery explosion Is given to-day.
From the facts elected 1t appears that Engine No.
was considered unsafe by the fireman ana engineer,
both Of whom seem to be exonerated from blame
according to the testimony.
An inquest was held yesterday on the body OF
Theresa Nicholson, the German woman who was
shot by her husband, Patrick Nicholson, an Irish
man. now In custody. The deceased had refused I,
live with the prisoner, having heard that he ha'
another wife, and was earning a subsistence a
waiter girl In Chatham street saloon. The prisone
jealous OF her and shot her at her own door ate
she had again refused TO live with him. The jur.
found verdict accordingly and Nicholson was full.
committed.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday tn,
case Of Anne Graham against the steamboats, Georg'
washington and ID. ). Gregory argued on ap
peal from decision decreeing damages In favor o
the libellant In the OF $4,000 for injuries sus
taned In consequence Of collision between the YES
sells, the libelant at the time being passenger OF
the Gregory. Decision reserved.
An interesting case in bankruptcy, involving ques
lions az to fees and the payment or legal expense
out Of the bankrupts assets has Just been decided b
Judge Blatchford.
In the case Of Lambard against the Sioux City AM
Pacific Railroad Company, Judge Cardozo has al
rected that the facts be ascerained before referee
the form OF the order to be agreed upon tomorro,
morning.
Judgments OF divorce were granted In the Suprem
Court yesterday In favor Of the plaintiffs In the
OF Clara Flanders against Charles J. Flanders. an
Carl H. Webs against Elizabeth Webs.
The stock maj ket was strong yesterday. Cover
ment securites were very strong. Gold closed
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