The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-17
Europe.

Europe.
The cable kilograms are dated July IS.
Lord Derby has entered protest against the Irish
Church bill, on the ground that the looks to
the severance OF Church from State The protest Is
signed by forty OF the Peers.
The amendment to the Irish Church bill by the
Lords relation the apporonment of giebe lands
has been rejected by the Commons. The London
Times believes that the bill Will so back to the House
Of Lords in its original shape.
The Orangemen OF Lurgan in the north OF Ireaut,
nave destroyed number Of houses occ coupled by the
Catholics
There is nothing definite as yet regarding the
Cabinet appointments IN France.
The Bishop Of Linz has refused the amnesty offered
MIN by the Emperor OF Austria.
Miscellaneous.
Owing to the importance OF the questions involved
IN The Yerger case, by consent OF counsel the appi.
cation for writ OF habeas corpus is suspended In
order tUat the matter may be brought before the
Supreme Court In October next. In the meantime
no sentence OF the military court Will be carried into
effect, but the prisoner win be retained in close
custody.
Although the Treasury receipts at present are less
than during the month OF June still IT Is believed
that the next exhibit Of the public debt will show
decrease for the month OF July Of s., 0O0, 900.
burned at the depot Of the Erie and Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad. in Cleveland, Ohio on
Thursday night. The fire was caused by q lamp in
The hands OF the train Inspector
The Presidents instructions concerning the rigid
enforcement Of the neutrality laws is said to cause
the Cubans but little concern Cuban revOluti0nsts
need material rather than men, and the stOppage
OF niibustering expeditions will really injure them
but little, provided they can purchase arms and
ammunition, which they have the right to do I'm.
questioned.
By an accident on the Kansas Pacific Railroad on
Wednesday last thirteen persons were seriously
wounded, and twelve others received slight injuries.
All but three belonged TO railroad excursion party
rom Indiana.
Governor Walker OF Virginia, arrived at Bling.
hamton, his native place, Thursday evening,
aud cordially received by the citizens. In re.
spouse to an address OF welcome, Governor Walker
said that his election was a triumph OF the policy or
General Grant and Of the reconstruction acts OF
Congress over carpet-baggers who had no interest
In the State
Mrs. Eli Hawley, of Albany, was yesterday arrest
ed on charge OF numbering her daughters iegiti-
mate child.
The citizens OF Waterford. n. Y, have formed a
vigilance committee in order to protect their prop
erty against gang OF burglars and incendiaries
who iniest that town.
Between nine and ten O'Clock one evening last
week two young ladies informed the keeper OF one
Of the hotels at Rockaway, named Mott, that they
had been chased from the beach by three men. Mott
and his barkeeper, named Conner, went out, and
meeting three Catholic priests assaulted them most
violently, and stabbed one OF them, Father Owens
9f Newark severely that last night he died Of his
wounds.
Owing to the recent heavy rains upon the Plains
ID ,irrcaa ia in had
passenger and one freight train ran of the track
$50 miles west OF Omaha, three days since, killing
three persons and causing considerable delay to
travel.
The inquest Of the Jury in the case OF the Mast
Hope disaster held yesterday afternoon at Lack
AWAKEN. The jury brought in a verdict OF criminal
negligence on the part OF Engineer Grimm. The
engineer has been arrested.
BY order of the Legislature the town OF Plaster
Cove on the Island OF Cape Breton will be known
hereafter as Port Hastings.
The City.
In the Superior Court yesterday, before Judge
McUunn, in the case OF oMahony vs.. August
Belmont q Co., for receiver to take charge Of
moneys deposited by plantif with defendants In
1855, known as the "Fenan money" an order was
issued appointing Thomas ]. Barr receiver.
In the Court OF General Sessions yesterday william
Mccormick, in April last, pleaded guilty to man.
daughter IN the third degree and was sentenced to
the State Prison for two years.
Six Wall street brokers were arrested yesterday
under indictments found by the Grand Jury, for
violating the Usury laws. They were admitted to
bail by Judge Cardozo in the sum OF $1,000 each.
Under q recent decision OF the Court OF Appeals
the Brooklyn gas companies claim s2oo 900 for over.
paid taxes.
Marshal Barlow on Tuesday despatched several
deputies on board the revenue cutter Mahonng to
GARDENERS Island with orders to dispense the fill
busters encamped there The illbusters 200 in
number, refused dispense, and on Thursday night
a detachment Of tblrty-eight marines were de.
spatched to assist the deputy ar halls In carrying
out their orders.
In the case OF the United States vs.. Dudley
Chttenden II was as 1t appears, wrongly stated
that the defendant was nephew OF Mr.. 8. b. Chit
tendeu, whereas he was only arst cousin OF the
Chttenden family
The stock market yesterday was heavy and dull
Gold declined to 1854.
Prominent Arrivals in the City.
Judge s. A. B. Abbott OF Boston; Senator G. Cole,
OF California, and IL. Nuscheer OF Lyons are a. the
Brevoort House.
General Adams OF Canada; ]. H. Marshall, of
Mobile: A. Lockwood, OF Switzerland A. Hull, or
Utah; J. G, Buckley and A. Graham OF Louisville,
are at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
Judge Hager and Colonel G. J. Brennan, Of san
francisco, are at the Hoffman House.
Ex-Governor Bradford, OF Massachusetts; Major
q. +. Brothwe OF Danbury, and Captain Wheeler
Of the United states Army, are at the st. Charles
Hotel.
General 7. W. Coughlen, OF New YORK; Or. Sash,