The New York herald., 1868-06-15
EUROPE.

The news report by the Atlantic cable s dated yes
tcrday June Ia.
Mr.. Disraeli will, it is said have general election
in November and assemble the new Parliament of
England IN December The United States steamer
Shamrock sailed for New York from London. Count
Bismarck is still partially invaded.
The Sultan proposes that foreigners shall be en-
powered 10 hold real estate in Turkey.
by steamship We have European mail details OF our
cable dispatches to the 4th Of June including the
comments OF the London Times on the Chicago repub.
lican platform, and report to the effect that Mr..
James Mc1enry will soon appear In the English
bank rupt court with heavy Liabilities.
MIsCELLANEOUs
Ou Rio Janeiro and Buenos Ayres correspondence
is dated May and April 27. Lopez was strongly
fortified upon the river Tebicua, with an army OF
about 10000 men. Humaita still remained In
his possession, although the Brazilian fleet il
anchored above and below II. The sickly season
had get in and the men Of the allies were making
Impatient demonstrations over the delays. 1t was
reported that the government had instructed Mar.
quis Caxias to assault at any cost. The rumor was
gaining credence in Buenos Ayres that the United
states intended to interfere. The General Assembly
OF Brazil was awaiting quorum to be regularly
opened by the Emperor President Mitre, OF the
Argentine Confederation. will probably he i'm
gress.
Our Vera Cruz CMexico correspondence is dated
May 81 The pr0nunctdtmento OF Aureliano Rivera
against Juarez is published. Rivera was so covertly
supported by so many prominent persons that IL was
probable the whole country would be in confusion
again. Negrete was trying TO cooperate with
Rivera, ana 1t is asserted that neither Corona nor
Diaz Ia a strong supporter Of the present admstra-
ton.
Our Washington correspondent says that a fun
reconciliation has not yet talsen place between Grant
and Butler, and that the latter is believed by Grants
friends to be working secretly against his election In
November.
An attempt TO arrest a whiskey dealer named
Mathew Reynolds, last night at 12l Mulberry street,
occasioned an attack upon the police by crowd OF
roughs. stones and clubs were freely used and
officers IIudcbrand and Lyman, OF the Fourteenth
precinct were severely injured about the head Rey-
nolds and his mother were arrested.
Nearly all the churches In this city and Brooklyn
were well attended yesterday, the weather being so
unusually fine. AT 81. Patricks Cathedral Rev. Or.
McSweeny preached. Rev. Henry Ward Beccher
officiated az usual at Plymouth church.
Last evening Presbyterian reunion meeting OF
members OF the Old and New School was held at the
church OF Rev. John Hall, d. d., Fifth avenue and
Nineteenth street. Addresses were delivered strongly
favoring the cementing Of the former divisions by
Rev. Drs Crosby Adams, shedd, Smith and others
The attendance was very large.
rho naval cadets arrived ut West Point yesterday
morning In the practice feet OF the academy at An
napolis. The formal reception by the army cadets
will take place to-day, after which General Grant
will award the diplomas and Professor Coppee Of the
Board OF Visitors, viii deliver the oration to the
graduates.
Complete election returns from South Carolina
indicate that the democrats have carried sixteen and
the radicals fifteen OF the thrty-one districts which
compose the state. |I
Az the late election in oregon twenty-five thousand
votes were polled, the largest ever polled In the
Statc' The Legislature has democratic majority In
both houses and majority Of eleven on joint ballot
Messrs Gr'nnell, lie Roy. Rives and Roosevelt,
members oil the Shatemuc Boat Club had race In
their shells on Saturday, near Poughkeepsie lie
Roy was the victor.
man named Newton Stewart while in A p,easure
near Philadelphia yesterday joculary made tho re-
marx, referring TO the crowd on board. that ~ the
children were drowned there would be more room
on landing In Philadelphia some time after man
rushed at him on account OF the remark ana s,ruct
him, knocking him down, 30 that his head struck
violently on the curb, causing his death in few
hours. The assallant escaped.
Timothy Heenan died OF his wounds In the hospital
IN Philadelphia yesterday afternoon.
The Inmsn line steamship City Of New York Cap.
tain Iiacrow win leave pier As North river at an
early hour tomorrow Tuesday morning Tor Halifax,
NJ s., and Liverpool, calling at queenstown. The
mails will close al the Post ONCE this evening.