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EUROPE. wi THE CABLE TO AUGUST 10. Difficulty Between the United States and Turkey. “THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN IRELAND, OUTBREAK OF CHOLERA IN SICILY, TURKEY. 4A Dificuky with the United States Minister. Panis, August 10, 1867. A Turkish admiral recently forcibly took a despatch ‘from aservant of the United States Minister Resident, ‘Edward Jey Morris, It is reported that Mr. Morris has ‘wince laid the case before the Turkish government and demanded redress for the outrage. The reply of the Sublime Porte has not transpired. THE UNITED STATES SQUADRON. A Steamer Ordered to Crete. Lonpon, August 10, 1867, The United States war stoamer Swatara has been or- Gered to proceed to Crete. IRELAND. 4 ‘Neports frem the Scene of the Railroad Acci- dent. Lospon, August 10, 1867, Later despatches from the scone of the recent railway accident at Bray Head, Ireland, indicate that the first ‘accounts received wore greatly exaggerated. | Only a-portion of the train left the track. Three s@oaches were precipitated into the sea. Four persons ‘were killed outright, though there were many danger- ously injured. Nearly everybody on the train was killed Or injured, RUSSIA. A Treaty of Peace with Bokhara. Sr. Pererezsurc, August 10, 1867. The war which has been carried on betweon Russia and Bokhara has terminated. A treaty of peace was ‘Concluded yesterday. THE CHOLERA. if Frorence, August 10, 1867. Despatches have been received which state that the -oholera is raging with considerable violence at Palermo, An Sicily, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ~< Tus Loxpow Mowsy Marxer.—Lonpox, August 10—2 ‘P. M.—Consols for Po 945¢; United States five ‘tewenty bonds, 73%; Erie Rail shares, 4554; mae Central Railway shares, 773; tic end Great rn consolidated ®onds, 22%. Lrvagroot Corron Marxer.—Livi August 10— 2 P. M.—Cotton firmer; salos to-day 12,000 bales; mid- ‘dling uplands, 105¢4.; middling Ori , 10564. { Livmrroot, BreapsTurrs MARKET,—LIVERPOOL, August 90-2 P. M.—Breadstaffs firm. Wheat, 138. 10d. for ‘white California. Barley, 53. Corn, 38s. 6d, for new, Date, 3s. 11d. Peas, 424 ma ‘< Provisions \REET.—LIveRPOOL, August 10—2 P. M.—Cheese, 62s, Beef, 142s. 6d, Lard, 60s, ork, Tis. Bacon, 44s. 'VERrOOL Propucs MaRKET.—LivERPooL, August 10— 2 P. M.—Rosin—common, 7s. 6d.; medium, 12a Tal- low, 443.94. Pot Ashes, 31s. Spirits turpentine, 33a. 34. Fatroleum—spirite, 83ed.; rofined, 1s. 4d. Clover- Loxpon Marxets—Lonpox, August 10,2 P. M.—No, 12 Dutch standard sugar, 258. 6d; Scotch Pig iron, $8; whale vit, £32; sperm oil, £115; linseed cakes, £9 15s; Ainseed oil, £40; ta linseed, 688. 6d. Tus Pernowecm Manket—Antwarr, August 10, 2 P.M.— ‘The petroleum market is flat and unchanged. * BY STEAMSHIP TO JULY 30. ‘The German mail steamship Weser, Captain Wenke, ‘from Southampton on the 30th of July, arrived at this Port yesterday evening, bringing mail reports in detail of our cabie despatches to her day of sailing. + Lord Derby was unable, from illness, to be present in ‘the House of Lords July 29, and therefore the Earl of Malmesbury moved that the House go into committee on the Reform bill. Lord Halifax moved his amead- ment declaring that the redistribution scheme ought to foe widened. He disavowed all party motives, praised ‘the government for bringing torward such a measure, and gave hie complete adhesion to the enfranchisement part of the bill, He urged the government to recon- sider the distribution scheme. The smaller boroughs ught, he aaid, to be disfranchised, and more members tiven to the populous counties and to the large towns. ‘Tee Earl of Carnarvon again severely criticized the Sonducrof the government. He said he should abstain from voting if the resolution were preszed, but he should vote for Earl Grey’s amendment for taking one member from each of the towns with less than twelve Shousand inhabitants, vecause it was definite. Kari de Grey insisted that tho redistribution part of the bill had been insufficiently considered in the House of Commons, and said it wae their lordships’ duty to make it more in accordance with the wishes of the people. The Duke of Cleveland gave his hearty assent to the fesolution, and contended that it would be weil if there were a-aearer approach to electoral districts in the dis- tribution of seats, and after some further discussion the motion was negatived by 100 votes to 69, and the House went into committee on the bill. + In the House of Commons, July 20, Mr. Otway led an Bitack upon Sir Stafford Northcote for spending part of the [adiaa revenues upon a ball to the Sultan. Tho ex- Cuse that-euch a ball would have a good offect on the Mussulman population of India Mr. Otway declared to be wholly invalid. The Mussulmans could only become Aware -of the fact through Hindoo sources, and the Bindoos were not all likely to take @ favorable view of the expenditure. He contended that the sole control ver the revenues of India should not be vested in the Secretary of State and the India vouncil. After Colonel Bykes had briedy spoken, Sir Stafford Northoote justi- fed the oxpenditure on the ball, and gave some ex- Par ae disposal of the revenues ‘The Florence papers insist that the Paris Patric stated Met which is not true when it said that the Italian ‘Ministry believe the reports of General Dumont’s ‘Speeches to be greatly exaggerated. Evidently there is great soreness in Italy on the vonduct of Franco in re- ‘spect to the Roman question. Previously to leaving England his imperial Majesty the Gultan, through his Minister for Foreign Affairs, Fuad Pasha, presented to Mr. Gye a snuff box ase “marque a sowvenir de sa Majeste” of the reception given his Majesty in the Floral Hall, London, and of hie aatisfaction at the entertainment at the Opera on the Oecasion of the state visit, The Sultan also caused to be Placed in Mr. Gye’s hands the sum of £800 sterling, to be applied to charitable purpores in connection with the -@mployés of the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden, A Lalpsic bookseller announces that he is about to pub. Jish the works of the late Emperor Maximilian. They ‘Will form seven volumes, of which four are in the hands Of the printer. This publication takes place at the ex- Press desire of the Emperor Francis Joseph. A correspondent of the London Pvst, dating in Lon- + don, writes: — There are people who fancy that the hetr apparent to the British crown is in the sxisterraptes enjoyment of the Vicoroy. Now, 3 onside woleed to devote them to @aving to sacrifice ti ha fora this fasbion. - Cobbert wxceew ear, For my part, I would not undertake the 2!The Commissioners of National Education in Ireland Ree rere rere ernie make epectal tquition theo the truth of charges of eympashy with Fenianiem Drowghs by the Police agaiet gome gale gnd female joaty, Afterwards followed the Grand Duke Constan- | should the Emperor be suddenly taken away, this dis- NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST If, -1867, teachers of the wand. According to the report of thie cholera has appeared as yet, and wo Dope wo shall commissioners, it appears forty-seven of the teachors | S#cape the scourge this season, have oeen implicated in the Fenian movement, while | geramasyr Dowie and Mr. Collins have left Russia for Prussia against their requi any engagement as to the tion of the Gerisea population sf Nomis Sehieaie Denmark as the condition of fee siving effect to the fth article of the Treat; A whether the Engtish government had otiered apy opinion on the CITY INTELLIGENCE. Taz New Cataouio Onruan Astrium. —The cow Orphan tm the Ropes! there were bat these of four, and in the Asylum now in course of erection as the corner of Fifty. ‘Young Ireland movement only two, The reason of this FRANCE. Lord Stanley roplied that communications had passed | second stredt and Madison avenue | promises to be « Great discrepancy ts attributed to the subtlety of the late between the governments of Prussia and France on the very bandsonse structure, and will cost upwards of Conspiracy, and to ite rsamblange to the continental SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. tn golng into deta aa to the precise nature o¢ the cows. | $390,000. 11 ia designed by she Catholic community of Organizations, which always recognise the echoolmaster | 1. oa Rugemio to Retire from Parle | munications, inasmuch as all the information which had | New York for the use of male orphan children and half we political power, for a Season—Fatigues of the Court Fetes— | [eeched him on the subject was of an official character. | orphans who ere under the age of seven years, The Ber Majesty's government had offered no opinion what- Effect of the News frem Mexico—Anxious ty edi which consists of two and an adminis- OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE, | Pecisen of the Kmperer=tue Anscriaw Alle |" S* 5s ormor, ati tango oto bleAhe_madinel sr ance. ae the London Star, July 30.] The whole face of the basement and front stoop, Russia. Se pian ratte ces See cs | eames ees aot ter eee © Be | Ree nae, eer eee te Emporia map Ohana tat bo | nna a gurantee a | ign hace epee von SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. ahd the Empress will spend the month of September at Be re tat ne Suck note wan etauay Jenl ce utr between Ue, windows, the front soe dow Sate The Matrimonial Alliance with Greece—Be- | Biarrits, Information of the intentions of thoir Majestios truth Who arches, corners teathel af sae \d Duchess Olga to King | nas, it is stated, boon com: to foreign courte, pepae hie apparently irreconcilable contradiction ? eth sat batineame.et cate polat gue, wl be aap Gran: municated Lord ley appears to have stated very distinctly last with Philadelphia face brick, as above, except in Goorge—R eligious Rites and State Ceremo- | so that the monarchs who are disposed to visit them night ‘a (he House of Commens thas tbo Fronsh govens- the three sides of the courtyard. The cellars, which will nial—Dress of the Imperial Bride Elect= | may know that they will be absent, The Prince Impe- | ment did make some such communication ; ‘we be- | be nine feet high and extend the whole of the The Wedding Day—The News of Maximle | 15: nas wi Weve that statement was exactly what every one | Asylum, one hundred andosixty-eight feet by llan’s Execution—Public Feeling Towards already gone to Luchon, and the Empress will, | expected. Wo have not met with or read of anybody | forty-four feet wide, are flied up for kitchen, Party-Trip to Cronstadt—For- 1 tg said, fill up a portion of the intervening time by @ | who does not seem to think that the Berlin papers and | laundry, drying room, pantries and wash rooms The the cperen, ‘art, bys of July—Tho | Visit to Queen Victoria and a few days? Life en famille tos gas aie the correct version of the fn arta acvantie diy tp gence wi tomp-onm- Czar Likely to Visit the United States. with the mourning Queen at Osborne House, The | in’ the Monilcur? There” is jum thie way of Pod of which ato Iatgo wooden tarcasss sconding froma Sr. Parerssvra, July 9, 1967. Queen and the Empress may mingle their tears & possible explant The Moniteur | the cellar and basement to the attic, The basement of gays no such note was delivered or read. But it does not say that no note or despatch was sent, portaes da oo Moniteur received the conirnaicnen not been read; perha) ie Frenc! government had resolved to countermand the reading of it; perhaps the countermand reached Berlin too late, or the Ambassador mistook his instructions, Certainly, the only way of avoiding an absolute and irreconcilable contradiction between authorities of — value, is by laying a stress on the fact that the Moniteur does not deny that such a document was sent. But if this be the explanation, how can we be ex- | ad to attach any importance to the statement made in yosterday’s Monitewr, especially when with such strange forgetfulness or such studied purpose it en- tirely omits to say a word about Prussiat If an evasion is made to serve in the former declaration, what may we not suspect in this? \We for ourselves are never anxious to be ranked among the alarmists. We do not believe there is one single rational or excusable ground for # war between France and Prussia, We are egually convinced that Prussia does not desire such a war, She has no interest whatever to serve by it, She wants to keep what she has. No matter what her motives or her merits, it is obvious that her great object must be to hold what she has gained, military prostige and all. As things stand, she is wholly awinner. But France may, as human na- ture goes, feel aggrieved by the sudden start into promi- nence of a new rival for the foremost place among the military Powers of Europe. Of course, no buman being supposes that France would make war for the sake of Denmark’s claims to a mile more or leas of North Schleswig; but the support of such a claim might, per- haps, be mado to form the piausible and imposing ex- cuse for a policy predetermined by wholly different mo- tives, It is, therefore, to France that People aturally look at present for the removal of their , and we cannot say that yesterday’s explanation seemed quite calculated to dispel ail anxiety. Indeed, we doubt whether it is not more likely to awaken new fears than to send old ones to sleep. WESTCHESTER INTELLIGENCE. Cenrenwrar, Cetepration ov St, Peter's Parisi, PskKs- Kitt.—On the ninth day of August, 1767, » modest look- ing little church, picturesgely situated in the middle of a charming woodland county, on a spot about two miles from the present village of Peekskill and commanding an occasional glimpse of the noble Hudson, was conse- crated by the Rev. Dr. Ogilvie, of New York, under the title of St. Poter’s Parish Church, The hundreth anni- versary of tho occasion was celebrated on Friday under the presiding charge of Right Reverend Bishop Williams, of Connecticut. The services varied little, if any, from those customary on such occasions, About half-past nine o'clock morning service was commenced in the chapel situated on Division street, in the village, where the congregation have been in the habit of meeting for the last twenty-five bona in consequence of the old church ig been found too far distant from the village, the Rev, Messrs, Cooley and Gordon officiating as celebrants. A sermon ‘was preached by Bishop Williams, which seemed to make a deep impression on the minds of his hearers, who numbered about two hundred and fifty. At the close the rite of confirmation was administered to four- teen persons of both sexo, old and young, by the Bishop. There were present Rev. Dra, Geer, New York, and Robertson, of Saugerties; Rev. Professor Seymour, Theological Seminary, New York; Rev. C. R. Duff, Columbia College, New York; Rev, ‘Messrs. Gay, Livingston and some twenty of the clergymen of the ad- Joining parishes. As soon as the confirmation ceremonies bad been concluded the entire clerical party and most of ‘The ceremonial of the betrothal of her Imperial | together now at the sorrowful termination of Highness Madame the Grand Duchess Olga Constanti- | the Mexican empire and the sad fate of Maximilian nowna, with his Majesty George 1, King of Greece, | and bis wife, Carlotta was @ great favorite with the was performed yesterday forenoon at the Grand Palace | Empress, and the shooting of Maximilian has greatly of Tsarskoo-Selo, at half-past eleven o'clock, with | effected her, She and the Emperor both need rest, dis- great pomp and magnificence, All the members of | traction and change, for it is said that even this hard the Holy Synod, the high officials of the empire | faced, Sphinz-like, unsympathetic mdn has been ver- and the heads of the foreign legations, besides a | Mbly wrought up by the melanchly dénouement of his host of Senstors, members of the Council of the | Mexican scheme, and that for the past fortnight he has Empire and military officers, were present, The | been exhibiting signs of acute montal suffering, which ladies were also in fuil force, attired im the } bas in turn reacted, and brought on some of his oid Physical ailments. He certainly is looking very pale Russian costume, while the gontlemen were in | Eat‘ People, indeed, who profess to have, weans of full uniform, The ceremony of the exchange of one Bergabend the Emperor is vey. ye in rings took place in the chapel of the palace, where the ysical and mental power, and in the legitimist of the Faubor St. Germain his speedy domise is a clergy, Council of the Empire, and the ambassadors and | common sunlect of conversation, and an ‘Dbject of pro- ministers, with their wives, were assembled before the | paration. entrée of the imperial family, Inthe different salonsof | | The Sapo certainly has cause enough for care, trouble and anxiety now. There is anything but confi- the palace wore the other guests, The imperial cortége | ‘ence in tho futuro exhibited now in’ Franee, Every. moved to the chapel in the following manner:—At the | where, among all classes of society, in the tribune, in head of the column were the heralds of the court and | the journals, in the salons, on the street, in the cafés, at 2 the Bourse, there is a single word which seems neces- of tho chamber of the Emperor; three masters of cere- | Satiy to form the toxt of ail the articles and discouaes mony and Grand Master of Ceremony, gentlemen of the | and conversations, and which sounds every side in chamber; ¢hamberiains, in double fle, the youngest in | Our oars, or prosente itself in every direction to our si Be : eyes, and that word is “inquietude,”” advance; the second officers of the court; the Marshal Peoplo are alarmed at the terribly increasing expendi- of the Imperial Court, with his magnificent insignia of — <f the [ot agony at the positive certainty that a hia office; then the grand officers of the court, who im- rge loan must be soon put upon the market. They are 3 dissatisfied at the secon tion which France niust mediately preceded the Emperor and the King of | inevitably occupy if Pruss Oe; checked in her ad- Greece. Both wore the uniform of generals of the | vancing strides; they are dissatisfied with the Ruésian army, with the collar of the Order of Our pe bi cog Bp his hay Pg prannlits o january 9 Emperor bas Savicur andthe broad ribbon of St. Anne, mado in extending to them the much covoted liberty of Then came the Minister of the Household and other | the Lin fad the right 2 ee I never seek ‘® time in France when dissat! ion seemed so general officials pertaining to the military household of his Ma- | & t repos peeking merry Tn ‘and a donation from the city of about eight thousan: dollars, It will be one of the most substantial build- ings of tho kind in New York, and will add materiaily to the number of architectural beauties which at tho ag moment decorate the northern portion of the city. Tue Case or Rev, 8. H. Trxa, Jr.—In consequence of the announcement that the commission appointed by the Standing Committee to investigate the charges pond- ing against the Rev. 8. H. Tyng, Jr., would not meet until September next, has emboldened many of the most Prominent of the Low Church clergy to challenge the tribunal appointed to inquire if the complaint should be tried. They are anxious, it is said, to have settled finally the question which involves the right of an Episcopal minister to ek or officiate in the edifices of apy evangelical denomination, and they dociare that in case the proceedings against Mr. Tyng result in a trial, thoy will present certain members of the High Church wing for ritualistic practices, and demand the judgment of the Triennial Convention on the whole subject. The excitement created by the case is as livcly as ever, and it is stated that the Standing Committee of the diocese are divided upon the expediency of ——_ the charge at the present time, And it is further said that one of the members has notified Bishop Potter of their action, in order that he might stay the proceedings until his return from Europe. Tae Fasinonasis Cacrowes.—The following churches close to-morrow for the summer recess:~-Christ church, Fifth avenue; Church of the Incarnation, Madison ave- nue; Church of the Mediator, Lexington avenue; St. Bartholomew's, Lafayette place; St. George's, Ruther- ford place; St. Paul's, Broadway; and St. Thomas, Fitth avenue and Thirty-third street. Onsxquizs To GevcraL Meacuer—Tur Iria Brigape ‘anv Kuicuts or St, Parrick.—The officers ot the Irish Brigade will hold a meeting at the Astor House to-mor- row (Monday) evening, at 8 o'clock, to make ‘final ar- Fangements forthe grand obsequies of General T. F. Meagher on Wednesday, and distribute tickets for the requiem mass at the Church of St, Francis Xavier, and the oration at Cooper Institute. The Knights of St. Pat- rick ean obtain tickets for the ceromonies at the same time, as the President of the Society and Committee of Conference will be present to deliver them to mombers, The Knights can also be accommodated i Re by application to the Recording Secretary, Colonel MoElroy, 113 Nassau street, . AFFAIRS AT QUARANTINE.—At Quarantine yesterday nothing transpired of any importance, There were no arrivals from infected ports and no announcement of any sickness, In communication from the lower bay Dr. Biasell, the Deputy Health Officer, reported that twenty vessels arrived within the twenty-iour hours previous, and that nota case of sickness was on board any one of them. Disposrtioy or tae OLD Post Orrice.—The old Post tine and the Grand Duchess Alexandra Josephowna, } content fbi Cit npg ee out in Cabot o with all the grand dukes and duchesses of the imperial | ®sainst the succession of his dynasty. Many that it may do so while he li unleas, indeed, a war family, with the Indies of honor, &¢. On entering the | with Prassia next spring distracts'the Preto people from chapel the Emperor was received by the Holy Synod oe onan of brine geminmoriegespgttl tint 1@ semi. jour contradict the statement that ane bigh clergy, whe presented the cross and the holy | 00" cruing the death of Maximilian the Emperor sent ‘water. an autograph letter to Francis Joseph, in which, after ex- Hia Majesty then conducted the King of Greece and eat great sympaiby with him at ‘his loss, the Grand Duchess Olga to the centre of the chapel, and | 5@ Says that in counselling Maximilian to go to Mexioo he did so in the interest of ‘tne then returned to his place, when the ceremony of be- which was being encrondhied upon im race, trothal commenced in the ordinary method of the Greek | by Shote powerful neighbors of the North.” The Em- hur Rireatpiiae cnr tee tae et le that he touc! upon ‘sore 6ul During the performance of the rite one of of the preservation of the Latin rene in America. ‘Al- the masters of ceremonies advanci bearing a ough it st ‘raancis Joseph will come gold ate, en which were two rings to Paris and that Napoleon will return his visit at Of the botrothed. The plate was then deposited on the | Vienna, advices from the latter city inform me that the altar. One, designed for the Grand Duchess, was taken Lob gy 3 eed be eer-imyed iy at se ae, as up by the confeasor of the Emperor, while the other, ate a ad Rye Fg iti Mt Aber thi designed for the King, was held b; seg pe ty A 19, and it is possible that this, Rojdentvousky, «member ofthe in Austria’s isolated condition, may be considered suffl- cient to induce the Emperor to overcome, or at least to hide, the strong feeling of bitterness which, if is bu- man, he must cherish against Napoleon. peri Alexandra Jc own the mother of the youth- eotaeieectuaha aubantaa tamencemmtion cake NAPOLEON'S CONTRADICTIONS. cannons then saluted the court with one hundred and one peered rend the pponige only of eee) but | The Schleswig Note the King of Prussia— those of this city, rang merry peal. Prayer was Oficial French Denial of its Existence—Prus- then offered up forthe imporial family, includis Bame Madamne the Grand Dechees Olga Constantingwna | stan Relteration of Its Reception ia Berlin— and her august fiancé. After the ceremony was con- Lord Stanley’s Statement. ‘ the congregation were conveyed in carriages to the old the Ci f cluded the betrothed couple offered their thanks to the THE FRENCH DENIALS. Office, it is sald, is to be purchased by the Chamber of Emperor, and ote Geand Duke Consiantineand be wife | (From tho Monieur du Soir, Paris, July 20.) Ges tue iteay. had hoon end te en te rane 2; | Commerce as soon as it is vacated by its present occu- 6 Grand Duchess xandra Josephowna, an ey in e German papers asser' @ nol ym the Frenc! tn tara recolved the fallcitations of the imperial family, | government haa been delivered to the Prussian Cabinet | 28ck#0%,, Misx.. an exceedingly interesting discourse, | pants, ‘The Chamber intend to erect upon the site they embodying acomplote history of the parish, was delivore by the rector, Rev. E. M. Rodman, which was followed by a few remarks by the Bishop referring to the papet which had just been read. Tho Right Rev. gentleman then pronounced the benediction, after which the entire assemblage returned to the village and procesded to Mil- ‘tary Hall, where a sumptuous ropast, provided by a will thus acquire building both in size and architec- tural pretensions more befitting their dignity and more worthy of the important interests they represent than their present location in William street. Narionar, Lauon @oxvextion at Cutcago.—The fol- lowing delegates have beon sent from New York to the His Majesty the King then took his place by the side of | in reference toSchleswig. This affirmation of a fc: is sub- his fancée, and the archpriosts and the clergy intoned a | stantially false, and has the effect of causing the public— Te Dewm, which was followed by a prayer for the pres- | if, indeed, such be not the object—to conceive the most ervation of the days of ail the members of the imperial | erroneous relative to the nature of the relations family. A salute of fifty-one guns was then fired, and | existing between the two governments. There has been ‘the imperial family retired from the chapel to their apart- | no Fronch despatch either delivered or read to the Cabi- monte in the palace. net of Berlin either in reference to Schleswig or any | committee ‘ap . 4 mi fn r hed pointed for that purpose, was discussed in | National Labor Convention, at Chicago:—W. J. Jessu; inthe pelece, reared wwuneciy. ne % the Paris Moniteur, July 29.] Until 1840 the parish consisted of two churches, ae, | 3246-F. Taylor, of the ‘Workingmeny) Union; Jahn The ceremony throughout was very grand and im-| goversi Fronc aad foreign, jouraaie publish state. | PrAnp iia ey Heder etre churches St. | Ennis, ofthe Operative Plasterers; Martin Stmon, of the New York Carverg; F. Mulmeister, of the United Cabi- Commorce and industry. Tele maid that ouriniernationsl | hwo striged Mie, tat your, the churches were, | netmakers; Albert Kreiner, of the Planoforte Mak however, divided into two by an act of the Leg- pressive. The beautiful young Grand Duchess was magnificent and tastily attired in a white sifk trimmed with | relations tond to authorize the prosentiment of a conflict | islature.’ During the celebration at “1 nthe | 24 Adam Stock, of the Varnishers and Polishers. 5 mee tle euianate be: wife en prreet, | more or less removed; the formation of two camps and | Rev. Henry "Ward Bec ccc her, who is Zz ° ean sopping Tax Dear Mure Assogiation.—Tho second biennial = looked as she was, beg 7 Taal “ai ‘and in the | Military preparations are announced. These reports are | in the vicinity, Richard Upjohn and Mr, Bolton, the | convention of the Empire State Deaf Mute Association, event ura rand itunaton at and 66 Paulotak, | to hvctile pasnena Yatorsetod spensiatinns <iitasion oaly | local historians, were present. 5 of which John Witechief is president, will be hold at the | iumination here as well. credulity. The truth is this, that the government of the Daring BurGiary at Parkski..—About three o'clock Deaf and Dumb Institution in this city, on Wednesday, yesterday morning the inhabitants residing in Oliver strect, Poekskill, were suddenly aroused by o loud noise, A few hours afterwards it was ascertained that the store of Messrs. Isaac Depew & Co, had been en- tered by burglars, and that a largo iron safe, in which were kept the books and other valuable matier belong- ing to the firm, had been blown open through the use of gunpowder. Notwithstanding the report of the exp) sion the thieves took eufficient time to carry off a cdh- siderable amount of money, $60 of which was in gold, a valuable gold watch, and some other articles, and then made g their escape. They left behind them acomplete the 28th inst. at ten o’clock. A testimonial is to presented to Br. Peet, the retiring principal of the Insti- tation, ‘Tux Foserat or Jeremiah O’Briex.—The announce- ment that the funeral of the late ‘Jerry’ O'Brien would take place yesterday afternoon from the house No. 59 Christopher street, had the effect of drawing thither a crowd of idlers and curious spectators, who appeared to be much disappoited by the fact that the funeral did not take place. The arrangements bave been made for the funeral to come off this afternoon, No persons ex- happy couple, accompanied by the Grand Duke ‘ate Constantine and lis wife, the Grand Duchess Alexandra, Deadly ae peanut and” Trendy paialtons oun Sartees ima day or two to mhagon, to make svisit t0 | Powers. The Cabinet of Florence has already taken and Queen of mark. Two of the imperial qhergstic measures. 10 nee oe ae i Tp The Septem! convention strictly car: out. No The will take im St, Petersburg early in ph, ay fwd poy Aon aw Gop 's shout to be formed either in the interior or rial in Pm Gad mp ican all ee cor back to expected ir homes since the june. @ active army is from ina short time. The Emperor's yacht | actually only composed of the four contingents of 1862- Standart loaves 1 in afew days for Copenhagen to con- | 4945, eserves ‘The contingent of 1866 will be incorgo- by Sy le 3 rated at the end of August; but it is the intention of the Emperor on cela the Mp4 in two weeks. | government at that time to allow the contingent of 1862 Tho Empress and the young Grand Dukes of the family | 1 return to their homes, The effective strength of tho | set of burglars’ tools. An entrance was by means | cept those known to the relatives of the deceased are already in the Crimea, and will spend the summer | cavalry is considerably increased on account of the pur- | of a plank through ‘one of the second story windows in to the house, but from present it there. The summer is likely to be very quiet in the | chases made last April; but the Minister of War has de- | the rear. Two men were arrested on wpieion yesterday remains will be followed to the absence of the court, which will not return until Sep- | ternfined that of these some eight or ton thousand tember, when preparations will be made for the mar- | horses shall be disposed of for altered pa ne] forenoon by officer Gale and taken before Justice Whit- ney, who, after an examination, could find nothing ve a large number of the friends and acquaint- sioee of the detoased nd hie faunily. ba Tiage of the King of Greece and the visit of the Em- | thie measare is now in course of execution. The - | against them suffeient to warrant their being detained, Crry Mortatity.—The number of burial i it. peror Napoleon. ment is confident that these precise will dusai- ee ‘The unhappy fate of the Archduke Maximilian has | Pate tho feelings of uncertain which have pervaded | 4% Atusoxn Fexate Swixpiem ar Tannrrows.—A | oq during the past week was 706, being an increase of caused ‘a profound. sensation inthis ital. It was | public opinion. . warrant bas been issued by Justice Quinn, of Tarrytown, 61 over the preceding week. There were 80 buried in ood esnean of ae eisseee toons of tan es ee {From the Paris Patrie, July 29.) for the arrest of a wommn named Medora Van Tassel, at | Potter's Field, conden remainder were buried in the in Mexico, but it is now seen how impotent the efforts | p,t 8 very trae that the exeeution of the treaty of | ihe instigation of an upholsterer named I., H. Baker, | Y#Fious other cometeries, of the most friendly Power is when applied to barbarous Ip dnd the rogueseutstiven of the pred Powers; bet ae [a bipehor gr aetmhe! cholera was reported yeater- a \g M on and semi-civilized — The fact that the unfor- | that bas been the case for the last two months—namely block compiain thas they have Deen Ein a eavey day st No. 126 Willett street. The subject was one of the passengers who lately arrived on the ship Guiseppe Baccarich, The woman was removed to the hospital. also, Bilis from all sides of the village are being brought forward, until at len the amount has 5 3 E | these extenuating reached something like $2,000. the statement of woman's child Friday. . Harris, pursued by Juares, his at ‘as | Mr. Baker it ope she came to the village during imeosent of the ‘Bureau of Vital idatnaies ply and savage a all ing men every | frequently happens, the French an Te} ta. | the month of May and hired an elegant house on Main | during the entire season there have been only thirteen clas, It will be and after | tives; and that during one Of these interviews M. Le. } **eet. giving out that she was immensely wealthy and | caves of cholers, and no two cases bave occurred at the the bloody enacted by the ‘are forgotten, | febre, replacing M. do Beneditti, who \s absent, was better | Tning up bills on all sides, Her husband, who is said thas Turopesn will establish diplomatic inter- | shie to define the policy of the nl BT th lh a Acorpant THROUGH THE CARRLASwESS oF STREET course with the republic, The United States will be the | wnich had been informed of the contents of the lact re, | 167 Thompson strect, New York, soon om the. gasetian of the interests of all European Powers for a ‘of Denmark. ve, however, of this, there tap, and for a time cut qu @ dash | Chrrractons in Forty Sacomp SrRurt.—Early yesterday z time to come; if the report which has py ‘either in pay ety ‘action or in the in the place, indulging in carriage drives very tree | n#rning, as a Mr. M. Killeen, a commission merchant come to us that the Uni 0 dN pd py ton ais tets ee or Prussia to justify or explain the quently, Although excellent reference was furnished, raiding at 323 Thirty-cighth street, was proceding home tar to Mexico be not trae. In case the report is true it | remarka which have istely been oircaiatod by the press, | t9, Various creditors at length became clamorous for re ton m4 is likely that the Mexicans will not be annoyed by for- La France, of Jaly 29.} cash, which, however, was not forthcoming. Matters | he accidentalty fell down into a pit or excavation in sign representatives of any Kind until they can show | The public mind will not be entirely reassured until this manner yntil at iast onisis was | Forty.second street, near First avenue, where it seoms decently civilized. As it now they arein | the dispositions and attitude of the Cabinet of Berlin | Srrived at in the shape of the warrant alluded to, Out | 20 iss orers had been to work removing rocks prepar. be by ~t-y) throughout Europe. to the loyal int of the Cabinet of the | on, t owing to its being ited that Mre, Van Tas Slory to having tuo moot graded, end) fractured both of and General Possnetz, fell was very unwell, Her ‘“indisposition” did not, | Bis legs, besides a eee, age ite fortifications, however, interfere with her to escape from | Pedy. In this con “ - fr Big a aky, commanding the house, which was under survelliance, and continge at | o'clock yest agg ey lg, a ll ory us to enable us large since. A trank containing aquantity of household | About one o'clock in the morning. He was tound by is interesting In articles was left at the depot and addressed to the | oficers Henlly snd Remiz tng vinere won nother ene $ aide-de-camp colored servant. It was seized on a warrant issued by | Bellevue Hospi mp norany guard nor protection whatever, consequently the unfortunate who was fell a victim man, nearsighted, Justice See. The ee somes eee eeenee as to ecriminal s daahin; SSiumatae"de ceat eel owe oo f the engineers Postic Linraniza,—Both the Astor gnd Mercantile Li- plained the other towne im the country under similar circumstances. orien ok somes SS the usual summer recess, adopted. The Tas Warsxsr Semzcee at Tarertows.—Mr, Harv y | and will not reopen until the 2d of September. | hg My Gilchrist, the owner of the sixty barrels of whiskey TennreLe Fatt.—A boy named James G, Pratt, aged Miantonomoh would axeaty which were seized by the government officials during | six years, and residing with bis parents at No. 238 East itimeafety, A rite Fenvive on the ‘France last May at Tarrytown, arrived in that place from Michi- | Forty-fifth street, fell from @ fourth story window yester- upon it, covering the bemb-proofs with earth and con- {0 inerhere OA the tabliment ofthe Customs Uriomy and on forenoon. It ie now stated that the !iqu0F | aay morning into the street, when he received such ee- srorting, Oe, pees ee eroet barracks for the gar- | 19 by warnings and even by threats to tthe | Will be restored te bim on his paying all the expenses | vers injuries that death occurred an hour after. Coroner ison. ‘which will completed in two years, pay AG governments from joluing the Customs which may bave been incurred in relation to it. Mr. | wiidey was notified and beld an inquest yesterday aftor- ee edd asian on the world, and ® | Parliament, Bas all thie was not addressed directly vo per ypberagh yd Meg) pd DO i noon, when a verdict of accidental desih was rendered credit nestan ‘corps. ; directly addressed, it is to pessed 3 1s 00a! soventy-fve guns of the heaviest calibre, Beped thas the iqoverament will ive at hty clear | ® return to be'made to the Revenue Board that he was paged ped 2: ee ciinsh Went 109 on the other new forts covering the harbor is being | reply, We do not desire hostilities; still less have we | Dot aware of its existence until within the past few | ANoTHER peony hire “ pushed ahead with vigor, in order to Cronsteds im | any need to keep out of the way of them. We hear | months. The liquor still remains in charge of Mr. A. D. | leen, aged fifty-one, residing at 323 East Thirty-eighth hp ee tf i with pleasure spa our relations with Austria are still of the American Express Com pany. street, was found by one of the officers of the Nineteenth yee There bey BK oy and = — sirous that its ra ha be controlled by itera. Seaas Wadon Cartiss, coy alesis youn ee age, | avenue, seri yetorday morning with blog broken) te fe are to pairiot | ion that an with France against : from the rocks iam of the connected with Com- | would be fatal and ruinous for Austria herself. by ® Mr. Roes, in the village of Peekskill, | having fallen io Saat Deakey. Bh is ail and ‘while working at his bench suddenly fell down and ex- he also sustained interval injuries, He was oe a A j songea mit the [From the North German Gazette, Berlia, July 20— fired «few days ance. aa Inquest was subeequentiy | conveyed to Bellevae Hospital, government, Coy LS) the Moscow | we must sain deen no question of id on the body and a verdict reterned that deceased | Kenoszwe Accivert,—Mre. Eliza Blauvelt and her pd Ba cme J ae hoa aces ein tea government in reference to this = from disease of the heart. The unfortunate man | gaughter, Margaret, were both severely burned last opere t , ae? celebration, matter, but of @ simple despaten, the alleged import of nt while in the act of Ailing @ kerosene lamp at No, custom of the legation here, as elsewhere, to take lead in which we, like our contemporary, the Cross Gasette, re- 145 Downing street, = bs we bat uo ensebrouion, fo Mose MdorenAmericed | Produced from a aumber of ihe Vienne Prave The Rox Ovsx,—About half. four o'clock yesterday terete Rappened te mnest, teaviner ane rica | Gruicle of the Beeing Moniewr, to which we have re. es me gong’ oe v dinner, with an Ameri flag ee eee bh ee ee eee oe “Tay eee te ie Bes yi afternoon Mrs. Bentley, of Paterson, N. J., was ran seebaape ae as o EM cgwora of Phar, Uy, ciplomatio aption of rence to entirely fall to the SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. SEs cnputed 0 fonovere ot tue lop tee hear weak Vice, fous were otored aod’ areak in bumpers. ot }.. ~' assertions of the Viena | Arrest of Citizens tor Flogging Negrocs—The | PY ® Physician and tne lady sent home. Conservative Conven' Accrpgrt on tas New Haven Ratinoad.—An unknown i i alee ‘that Gen- question. It would also be needicas Mortoomany, Ala, Ao) 10, 186%, } man was run over yesterday evening, shortiy after six ‘Consul, and to inquire into the sccurscy ae 11:00 o' Clock 1, M. o'clock, by one of the Now Haven Railroad trains, at Donnon's ae worthy of being a a ae Brenden tzRected | three citizens of Monroe county arrived here yester: | Piny.ninth street and Fourth avenue, and wan injured we did got Ingeine ia Tore | Babli Works, Such ‘a. discussion would very day under arrest, charged with flogging s freedman, | 80 severely that be died at Si, Luke's Hospital haif aa orations wo malutalued a considerable amount of + eq yg Ay yt faien, micosng 1o-any sppoinied factp-Ore Yours of caer kad very’ tain elas wehicea Celebration, and a8 such I or pabne opinion. Tha ate, however, dees nen cor: exvective comunt ory seo te oe Conserve: wore a black frock coat, cloth cap and caifakin boots. Correctness, and yet with full | t*lnly appear to enter into plane of the French op. | tive Convention of September 4 ‘The meeting was very | AccrDaNr on 4 Pren.—Jamee White, @ track driver, was an on dit het We kan Denon, ho continue, aa a proved by the late speech | small, the freedmen not participating. Standing on his truck on pier 96 North river, about six ory, use pore as Yay | Bee sumereg mene Amn OF Taman oF moe sae us a no tac ‘and which wil not be com eve {from he Now Prusian Crom) Oaagie, July 20. Mayon , The horsin bocame trght- yacht ie constructed for ocean 6 article published in the Moniteur denying Moms, Ala, August 10, 1867. ened and started of, runn: wren 10's heck, injuring thousand tons burden, | that note had been sent to Berlin by the French gov- Mayor Gustavus Horton was arrested to-day by United him pretty severely and ake ear No, 36 of the All the navy people say it te built to carry the Emperor | ernment on the subject of Schleswig cannot refer to Belt Rail slightly injaring L. Loorve and wife, of the United States. Nothi be more agreeable the announcement made by ns, as we spoke of @ despatch, Stason W. D. Tarner, for the violation of | Staten to the feelings of the Empe the ob of eles oe tae $s, ori bat ‘9 case, ofthe Row m 4, Hovan,—Adout nine o'clock inst it contemplation. What a reception he would fn the English Howse of ‘July 20, Mr. D. 4 ] A leg in the Union service, io ooh Ag te oi abalone gyatvnge teams the ent re ponents sata Grimtn asked the Secretary for Affairs Tiron gucp. Dll im BHO for ‘his gonenrance en 0 Fob weent Course of which Margares The bealty of tbe city is excoptionsdiy cod. No | the Rreach covernment Lad remmnetrated with, Tag. ¥ z was thrown bt Coll fegm the Galoogy p+ the qqceng \y story, and was so severely injured that but tittle hope tr entertained of her recovery. One of the tenants of tha house, named Murty Gri er with his wife amd mother, was arrested on ion of having throws) Mrs, Burke from the balcony, AssacL® on ay Orricen—A Pow ocourred in e lager” beer salcon at Tenth avenue and Fifty- first stroct last Right, between ton and eleven o'clock, between = party | of young men, Officer Quinn, of the Twenty-second | precinct, went into quell the disturbance, whereupon = \ @ crowd turned on him. and one of them seizing @ table knife assaulted the Offleer and cut the second joint through. The it was arrested and bro: to the yogtete seeant gave his name as Martin Lage- ) and stated was boiler maker tweaty- seven years of ago, ‘ =~ A Paizz Fiaur Awricrrarep.—The police of the Seveath Precinct received information at alate hour last night that a prize fight would come off at some spot betwoem Hunter's Point and Calvary Cemetery. Thi the principals are given as Shannon, and both ig the Seventh ward The police were ou thealertinan- -* ticipation of the “mill.” An Escarsp Lonatic.—Jobhn Mitchell, who for come °* time has been an inmate of Bellevue Hospital, and ia ° said to be hopelessly insane, succeeded in scaling the wall yesterday afternoom, and endeavored to escape. Running down through Twenty-sixth street, he caused immense excitement, the women and children flying im . all directions on approsch. He was eventuatiy caught by one of the ofticers of the Twenty-first pre- cinct, and taken back to the hospital, Fouxp Drowsap.—The body of a man was foun® drowned yesterday in the North river, noar the foot of Forty-ninth street, The deceased is supposed to be Henry Abell, who was drowned on Saturday off Fifty- second street. The remains were removed to the Morgue for identification, where Coroner Wildey will hold ém= inquest, THE CIVIL COURTS IN NORTH CAROLINA. ' Suspension of the Order of General Sickles Reautring a Revision of the Jury List—Cor- respondence on the Sabject Betweea tha, General and Governor Worth. Ratatoa, N. C., August 10, 1367. The following telegraphic correspondence betwee Governor Worth and General Sickles took place this evening :— Stats or Norra Carouma, Exscorive Derarwent, RaLeicn, August 10. 1867. Major General Sickues, Commanding the Second Mili- tary District, Charleston, 5. C. The county courts, whose duty it is to revise and pro- vide juries both for our county and superior courta, in many counties have not made such revisal since your order No. 32, This omission has not sprung from any disposition to disobey your order. ‘our order qualifies as jurors those who bave been assessed and who shall have paid taxes for the current year. The words current year have been construed as the present fiscal year ending the 30th day of September next. Our revenue act, section 44, pago 12, requires the tax lists to be placed im the Collecto:’s hands on or before the Ist day of July. The machinery of our reven' w makes it impossible that the clorka can have tax lists for delivery much before the 1st of July. Sheriffs usually begin to collect about the 20th of July, and are allowed until October 1 to complete col- lection and make returns. The county courts cannot know who have paid taxes this year until the Shert fs shall havo made their returns at the first term of our county courts, occirting after the lst of October. I have no doubt all the county courts will’ comply with your order. ‘The fall cirowit of our Superice Court is just beginning. It is believed thet im many, probably in all the counties, the jury lists will not Tevised. Two of Je now in my officy on their way to thoir circuits, report to me that they have just consulted Colonel Buford, and that he construes your order as fory bidding them to try any suit before a ‘é mot drai conformable to your order No. 32, If it be true, as think tt is, that the county courts have construed yous order ag above set forth, calamity will reault that no courts will be held in the fall circuit in wv. nd the counties, If you can suggest any mode of av this calamity by telegram 1 will communicate it telegram to the judges, JONATHAN WORTH, : Governor of North Carolias. Goneral Sickles replied to Governor Worth as fot~ lows:— HAeanqvarrers, Caantnston, 8. C. August 10, 1867. To His Excellency, Governor Worra, Governor of North Carolina :— Bxoallousy show that Tt. as eeom tyra cable te red Excelloncy show toable General Order Ni empapelled eretofore provided by law. The poloue of yout Excellency’s telegram and this rep the information and guidance of ali concerned. command of Major General D. E. SICKLES. J. W. Crovss, Captain and A. A. G. wee. apesichen—Bp wi ne Machine Awarie.. @ recently pul a talegram varia a. Ging the award to Messrs, Whoeler & Wilson of tho hignoss, remium, the only gold medal, over eighty-two competit lor ep Ay of sewing machines. The following are copies of the official documents confirming the announcement :— EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE, cor Fane. 1867. o Mu aaissiON IMPRRLALE, Cnamr De Mans, July 16, 1867. } Mr. R. Huwrine, 139 Regent street, London :— ‘Drax Sin—Replying to your inquiry, I beg to mate that the only gold medal for the manufacture and perfection of Hew- ing and Buttonhole Machines was a1 ie Mesars. Wheeler & Wilson, of New York. Yours, respectfully, HENRY F. Q. D'ALIGNY, Member of International Jury and Reporter of same, Another letter of the same date eafs:— Dax Sin—Replying to your inquiry, I herewith give you the list of tis pid seasonnrael Ging deere e jumery, for serew shoe maohi Dupuis ines. Wheeler & Wilson,’ New York, for the manufacture an@ pertestion of their Sewing Machines and Buttonhole Mas chines. ‘There is also in list of “‘co-operators"’ a gold [ny hy 8 So ), Jr, persoually, as promoter he Sewing Maohine. yer _— ve Re of Class 67 onantt BQ bs fy Ol heat sary at the Exposition Uaiverselle. tract from the Moniteur Universel, officiel journal of the French empire'— “The Wheeler & Wilson eae of New York, manus ines, have just their cheapness and soild eoustruction, which allows tha employment with satisfaction iu families and with great: vantage in work rooms." > Parts E: 22, tht Keep te tne eleoon of ivan in tbe GA Are ggaataeatins Sect Mearenats op ee prises Bers tiatreet, near Nassau, and 08 Broadway. Also tee Pairing done. Boiling, $1. - Lo wPateyetiaumiieaertue, “Krew tyat seus” e ral de; (0 Broadway, New York. . i Bruatways bsiween Winetsants aud Treated neste, o> Dr, J. H. heack, vei lcm, eed ns Yow PUI Pae SN iS beoeawen Nee Y pe Bit Sd ener TEL RE Gn ‘ utes” & Betace Wise Premtom sewtaa, wa his BU Tatee Se das haNRS, SSS i ea ay mr he Lt Dublic are invited to call and en: as well as the richest stock of goods in % Gore fe Whe ve Us = wind colic, ‘by giving rest ao rellevee beaith to ihe child, comforts the mother. FUT a WINSLOW'S ROOTRING SYRUP having the (acsimile of “Curtis & Perkins” on tbe outel wrapper, Alloubers are base uitasoun. > 5 a Povrt "a Sance—Delicious with ‘sos UANBUNGAN'S BONG, Agente for the Uniti prises fald, 19 Rese, motets Qiintininin “ane to give — { genircaeean aioe eee po sleet heer, three gece a, feces rua, fee from tanto, ‘he