The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23
sew Yark. sunday, October s3. 1889,


The News.
Our news from Washington this morning is con-
rmatory Of that published yesterday as regards tue
removal Of Judge Bronson, aud the appointment Of
Heman J. Redfeld to the Collectorship. In the ex-
pectation that Mr. Conor viii tender his resignation
on hearing Of Mr.. Bronson's removal, the former
yentlemsn's dismissal las probably been withheld.
John j. Cisco is to be Assistant Treasurer in~pace
of General Dix, who resigns The keys Of the govern
mept strong box to one whose political afinities are
no bar to cordial cooperation with Marcy and Com
pany J. R. Broadhead has been appointed Naval OFF,
Ger in place OF Redeld and the catalogue offree soil
rewards is completed by the appointment of John L.
O'SuIlivan as Charge d Afaires to Portugal. This
intelligence has produced the utmost excitement. At
Washington the Cabinet a'e tremblngly anxious as
10 the effect OF their sudacity The national demo-
srats of Albany rejoice in the removal OF the Colec-
tor believing that thereby is insured the success Of
their ticket at the polls beyond all peradyenture;
while the free soers exultai, ANA talk OF de-
monstration il honor Of Marcys "pluck." The
Orange county democratic convention, held at
Goshen, yesterday, nominated Judge Bronson for
Senator.
At the Annual Synod OF the New York and New
Jersey Presbyterian Church, held IN this city last
week, it was unanimously resolved that the action OF
the last General Assembly Of Tat BODY On the sub
ject of slavery lis viewed with regret, as lnoppor-
tune, as fraught with unconstitutional tendencies,
and as calculated to awaken uneigned alarm for the
continued peace and unity Of our churches" A re
solution, recommending the memoraliziDg Of the
general government 70 secure to American citizens
in foreign countries theaights of conscience and re-
Egious worship ana Christian burial, was also unani
mousy adopted.
Al the New Jersey Educational State Convention,
recently held at Trenton resolutions in favor of gene
raj education by free schools were adopted, and the
establishment Of an educational journal was recon-
nendsd.
By the arrival Of the steamer United States yes
,erday at this port, we have journals from Havana to
18th of October. They do not contain anything OF
interest, further than that the Diario dc Ia Marina
Is out in article in reply to the London Times on
the subject Of slavery in Cuba.
We have received files Of journals from Buenos
Ayres and from Rio Jsneiro-the former up to the
26th of August the latter up to the Sd Of Septem-
ber We extract from these papers and publish this
morning, the address of the Buenos Ayrean govern
ment to the people, and synopsis Of the manifesto
made by Gen. Urquiza TO the Constituent Congress
of the Argentine Confederation in which he resigns
his position as Provisional Director. We also give
the state Ct the markets in those cities.
The fourteenth and fifteenth days proceedings Of
ihe Trennial Convention Of the Protestant Episco
pal Church may be found elsewhere. Amending
canons and altering cons buttons were the principal
topics of consideration. The Rev. Dr. Kipp, Of AL
bany, was elected Missionary Bishop Of California;
Rev. Thomas +. Scott, Of Georgia, was appointed
Missionary Bishop Of Oregon.
The stock market was without variation yesterday.
Flour was ia better demand and rather frmer, and
wheat improving. Freights were somewhat easier.
The Humboldt took oct $500, 900 In specie.
Our Religious Intelligence column is unusually in
ferestipg this morning.
letter from our Springfield correspondent, con-
tanning a port Of The speeches and sentiments at
he banquet held at the horse show, will be found
elsewhere The affair, in a pecuniary poin. o.
view, was very successful, and il is to hoped will
cad to similar exhibitions in other parts OF the
country.
The legal investigation pending against Michael
Mccsy and james Duffy, cparged with the murder
Of the young girl Catharine Qugley was continued
yesterday before Justice snedeker. The evidence on
the part Of the prosecution was closed. full re
port will be given in tomorrow paper.
The fire in the woods near Detroit continues 70
rage fHriousy.
The steamship Osprey, about the safety Of which
serious fears were entertained, arrived on Friday
evening at Philadelphia. The packet snip Western
World, from Liverpool, is ashore on Squan beach
Her passengers, six hundred in number, are all
safe
The loss by the fire at Louisville on the 2lst inst
is estimated at 100000, oD which there was insu
rance TO the amount Of 100000.
From Cincinnati we learn that very destructive
fire broke out yesterday morning near the centre Of
the block bounded by Main, Sycamore, Front and
Second streets, which destroyed large amount Of
property. The river was very low, notwithstanding
rain had fallen all day.
Ten Of the crew OF the Austrian ship Arglre, from
Baltimore bound to Trieste, mutinied in Hampton
Roads Oh Thursday last.
On our iLsde pages VIII be found interesting let
tiers from London and Paris; account OF the man-
ners and customs OF the ancient and modern Chinese
tbeir education, the pending revolution, &C.; Paris
Fashions Miscellaneous Foreign Items; Amusements
10 the South Pacific; very readable letter relatngto
the experience Of miner in California; Target Ex-
suzsions; Financial and Commercial News, &C., &c