The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-07
EUROPE.

No dispatches were received BY the Atlantic cable
last evening.
By steamship America, from Europe. we have our
special correspondence and a mail report, in detail
Of our cable kilograms, TO the 25th OF August. The
overseers in the borough of Southwark, England,
placed the names Of all the women householders OF
their borough on the new register OF voters. Seven
physicians sat in consultation upon the health OF the
Prince Royal of Belgium Their unanimous opinion
Is that his illness il every serous.n
The churches generally were opened yesterday
for the fall and winter seasons. The congregations
were unusually large and quite fashionable. At st.
Patricks cathedral Rev. Father Mclean preached
the sermon and celebrated high mass. Rev. Dr.
TYING ociated at 81. Georges church. in Stuyvesant
square The new Catholic church in Pitt street was
consecrated by Archbishop McCloskey. Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher's Plymouth church was not opened,
owing TO extensive repairs being executed on the
building. Rev. :. II. Tying Jr continues his open
air services, and preached yesterday afternoon In
Houston street square. The prayer meetings at John
Aliens were largely attended by fashionaby dressed
people, and an outdoor meeting was held In the
afternoon
The state Commissioners to investigate the cattle
disease have made report The disease they state,
originated with the Texas cattle, and Is seriously
aggravated by driving or transporting. IL Is not
necessarily fatal 20 the cattle. The preventive
measures taken have 80 completely suppressed the
marketing Of infected cattle that the Commissioners
think the meat now sold is healthier than before the
outbreak of the disease.
Secretary Seward makes public the change In the
Cuban regulations concerning passports, and also
the fact that passports issued by so-caed passport
agents in seaport cities In the United states are re-
jected by the authorities In Cuba. even when viscd
10y spanish Consus.
In conversation with the HERALD correspondent
during q stage coach ride In Virginia recently Gene
raj Lee stated that unless the democracy were sue.
cessful IN the Presidential election the country
would be ruined.
General Santos Acosta, eN-President Of Colombia
who headed the movement which resulted IA the de.
position OF Mosquera has arrived IN this city lie Is
accredited as Minister Of Colombia 10 this country.
strong determination ~ evinced by certain
manufacturers in New Jersey to resist the operation
OF the new law for the prevention OF boiler acct
dents. they claim that 1, was job oisted through
the Legislature by interested parties In New York,
and that the preventive measures directed by II ara
less effective and more expensive than those now in
use
The reign of rufanism has been naugurs,ed in
Newark, n. j., and assaults on officers have become
very frequent Three separate fights, in all of witch
terday aud another affair assumed such riotous
aspect that the Mayor waI called on personally &c
restore order. Most OF the liquor saloons were open
during the day, although the prohibltory law Is still
on the statute book.
A mlkman's horse and wagon were precpitated
into a cistern full OF water in Prince street Brook
Iyn. yesterday, and the horse was drowned.
gang of Yorkville roughs were yesterday ar
raigned before Justice Kelly, OF the Fourth Dsiric
Police Court, on a charge of making a descent on
Iiauor saloon corner OF seventy-sixth street an,
Third avenue. According TO the AFFIDAVIT of the pro
prIetor they robbed him, paged the place, destroye
the furniture and then set fire TO the premises. Ba
was required Of each to answer the charge at IN
Court Of General Sessions.
The inquest on the body OF Harry Lyon, who wa
killed In his store, No. 81 South street. on Frida
evening last was held yesterday afternoon by Core
ner Keenan, and q jury, who found that the deceasc'
died from pistol shot wound at The hands of Rou
ert hopson