The New York herald., 1869-06-23
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Europe.

The Viceroy OF Egypt arrived In London yesterday.
He was met at the railway station by the Prince OF
Wales and other distinguished persons. During
his residence In England he will be the
CUES, OF the queen, and will reside at
Buckingham Palace. The London Star yes
terday was loud Its praises Of the United States
for its rigid enforcement OF the neutrality laws IN
the CUBAN AFFAIR. Notice OF an amendment to the
Irish Church bill has been introduced in the House
OF Lords by the Earl OF Shaftesbury Five thousand
emigrants left England during the week ending Sat
urday, the 18th.
The sessions of The North German Zoverein and
the Reichstag closed yesterday The King OF Prussia
addressed both bodies, and Count Bismarck
spoke at the Zollverein and then declared 1t ad
journed.
The republican members Of the Spanish Cortes are
about to advise their supporters to allegiance
to the constitution II they are forced to do so.
The clergy as body may reject the oatn. large
republican demonstration was held yesterday in
Madrid which passed or quietly.
Count Dignys financial scheme in the Italian
Parliament Will be modified, not abandoned. as for
merry stated. The government has expressed its
solve TO do away with the forced currency.
miscellaneous.
The White House overrun with visitors yes
terday all anxious to have an interview with the
President. About noon, however, the crowd In
waiting was informed that no more interviews could
be held.
Ex-Minlster Webb held an interview yesterday
with Secretary Fish on the Brazilian question. lie
denounces the authorities there. and says they have
no more respect for us than for Hayti He thinks
that we ought to give them good thrashing con-
sequence.
Five colored men appeared among the Grand
Jurors 10 Judge Fishers criminal court in Wash
ington yesterday. Nine more are summoned, and
one OF the bairs appointed by the Court is colored
Attorney General Tuthell, OF Nashville, Tenn, at
tempted to shoot Mr.. Gresham, editor OF a stoke,
newspaper that city yesterday. for politica
fings. aud was beaten instead very severely By
Gresham.
Twelve persons engaged In numbering on the lake,
near Frcderckton, n. B., were fatally poisoned re
Gently by drinking tea In which lizard hsd beer
boiled.
The democrats of the Mobile tAla) district have
nominated W. ID. Mann for Congress.
Rev. Charles Z. Cheney OF Chicago, has been CITED
for trial before the Protestant Episcopal bishops
Chicago for innovations and omissions In the hap
tismal service OF the Church and the Book of Com
mon Prayer The trial will be public.
The schooner Mary Femerick arrived at Fortres
Monroe on Monday from Matanzas with yellow
fever on board.
The Supreme Court Of Georgia has decided tina
the intermarriage OF whites and blacks is unconsti
tutIonal, and therefore null and void, and that n,
laws can be passed by the Legislature settling tn
social status OF citizens, or giving negroes soca
accommodations not already granted them b.
courtesy.
The City.
In the case OF the members OF the cuban Junta
Commissioner Osborn yesterday refused bail from
Colonel Ryan, and he was returned to Ludlow stree
ban The rest were released on 5000 bail. IL wa
claimed by the Assistant District Attorney tina
Ryan, since giving bonds on the occasion Of his for
mer arrest had been In hourly violation of the neu
tralhJ laws. The Commissioner will decide thi
afternoon whether bail shall finally be taken II
Ryan's case. No further arrests have been made
aud It Ia stated that many Of the Cupans have sough
refuge In New Jersey.
The Board OF Health ofncials visited Carmel. IN
Putnam county, on Monday, as witnesses in cas-,
against one Gregory hotel keeper at Lake Mahopac
who is charged with denng Croton water by manu-
featuring gas from kerosene oil on Its banks. Tn
banks OF the river were found TO De saturated wit
kerosene, and the complainant in the case state
that the water IL 40 befouled his cattle cannot drn
N ~ tAia ae aQpEGs q ~ tRs drinking uSssr