The New York herald., 1868-03-15
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New York, Sunday, March Is, 1S6S.
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EUROPE.

BY special telegram from Naples forwarded through
the Atlantic cable we learn that Admiral Farragut
was present at grand review OF Italian troops yes
terday and was loudly cheered by crowds OF citizens
The news report by the cable is dated yesterday
evening, March IA.
The Grand yzier OF Turkey states officially that
the war in Crete is at end. The reverend Prince
Lucien Bonaparte has been created Cardinal. We
suvius Is in still more fierce eruption. Some more
Fenians have been discharged from custody In Ire
land
Consos, % s3s; ive-twenties, 70 in London and
751 in Frankfort.
Cotton buoyant and frmer, with middling uplands
at loAd Breadstuns quiet and easier. Provisions
and produce quiet and steady.
CONGRESS
The Senate was not in session yesterday
In the House the day was devoted entirely to gen.
eral debate. The national finances, the powers OF
the government in making treaties, the impeachment
and the jurisdiction OF the Supreme Court were
the subjects discussed. On the latter subject
quite lively debate ensued, Mr.. Boyer for
the democrats, claiming that an important measure,
limiting In substance the Jurisdiction OF the court In
the McCarde case, had been passed without an objec
tion on his side Of the House because
Mr.. Schenck, in Offering 1t az an amend
ment to another bill, had asked the House that
1t be passed as matter OF courtesy, without
an explanation, alleging that there could be posi-
BILE objection TO 1t. On this representation, the
democrats had permitted the amendment to pass
without objection which would certainly have been
made II they had not been mised by the remarks OF
Mr.. Schenck In reply to this assertion, Mr..
Schenck and his friends made an animated defence,
and the House adjourned.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. Stephen II. Tying, Jr., was formally admon-
ished for violation OF OF the Of the Eps
copal Church by the Right Rev. Bishop Potter at the
Church OF the TRANSPORTATION on Twenty ninth
street, yesterday. The dense crowd assembled
acted In such an undgnihed manner that the
presence OF policemen considered necessary tt
maintain order. Mr.. Tying entered the arm o.
his father and received the admontion. On its con
clusion hts father entered written protest agains
the proceedings, and the crowd gathered around
Mr. Tying Jr, some urging him to address them from
the altar and others Kissing loudly. The police
finally inrerfered and he Withdrew.
Major General Thomas, commanding In Tennessee
has teegraphcd General Grant that the ex-rebels OF
that State organizing for the purpose Of resisting
the execution OF State law. General Grant tele
graphed a reply directing General Thomas to take
such measures as he may think proper, ana call ior
all the troops he may want
vana March T. via Nassau 9th, arrived at this port
last night. Her news is unimportant and the main
points have been anticipated by the HERALD'S
special Cuba cable kilograms.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday the
case OF Hatch vs. The Chicago, Rock Island ant
Pacific Railroad Company, winch was removed some
time since from the state TO the United states courts
was argued on motion TO remit IL back TO the Stat,
courts Decision reserved.
The OF The People or the state OF New York vs
Alexander s. Divcn, OF the directors OF the Fri
Railway Company, was argued before Judge Barnar'
yesterday. Diven was charged with contempt Q
court and violation OF an Injunction granted b
Judge Barnard at the suit OF Richard Schei
in having signed the certificates OF 100000
OF new Erie stock issued on Monday las
under cover OF the injunction granted by Judg
Gilbert on the complaint OF William BeldeD. Judg
Barnard denied having or ever having had any II
terest in Erie or any other stock George A. Osgoo
appointed receiver OF the proceeds OF the allege
legal new issue OF STOCK TO furnish security
St00O.oOo. Mr. Daniel Drew and the Exccutiv
Committee OF the Erie Railroad still remain at Ia
lors Hotel, Jersey city, where business viii be tran
acted till the office be established at the Long Doc
Jersey CITY,
Business in commercial circles yesterday was ver
quiet, though there fair degree OF anlmatio
in some OF the markets. Cotton was in fair deman
chiefly speculative, and closed 6rm at 25c. 4
middng uplands. Groceries were general
active, but at prices favorlng the pu
chaser. On 'Change -four was sparing
dealt In, and heavy. Wheat was very qui
and &c. a &C. lower, while corn and oats a trIi
better, with a moderate demand Pork was mo
sought after, but prices were tribe lower. BE
was In active demand at full prices, while lard vi
dull and scarcely 1rm Whskey was dun al
entirely nominal. Petroleum was quiet, but stea'
and firm. Naval stores were dull, unsettled a.
lower. The swine market was irmer inferior
prime selling at SIC a 1okc. Arrivals, 1863 head