The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01
The News.

aoInng. There is very little additional news from
Spain. IL was thought that Narvaez would not
prove sbsolutist enough for the Court and that be
would be only used for a while as a reactionary
agent more bold than O'Donnell, and then BE- dis
missed. He had inRugurated his rule by very
violent outburst of temper The French Minister OF
Foreign fairs had replied 10 the late diplomatic
nate Of Russia and alleged that the action Of France
N the Affairs Of Naples was misrepresentet in
shat docum, mt. Il was asserted in Copenhagen
thai the Sound dues difficulty was settled, but
the pressure o. the Stadt dues ON commerce
was about 10 lie agitated by the United
States government. The second Conference
OF Paris would soon assemble; but in the meantime
me utimGttla OF Franz and England had been
forwarded 10 che King Of Naples His Majesty uad
not evinced any indication Of yielding, bat IL WAS
thought the matter would BE- in the end negotiated
and settled peacsably. The financial crisis still
eonIinue,l both in France ana England. Il will De
seen rom the extracts which We publish THAI the
Bank Of England return shows large decrease Of
bullion, whilst the coalition OF the Bank o. France
i represented a. most critical.
Private advices had been received in liverpool
nom Melbourne, australia, to the 18th Of July, can
ve,ed to Point de Galle hy ibe Formosa. The let.
sers convey ht,le news, and report commercial al
fairs generally as withoui any material alteration.
Under The tegraphic head se give table shJs
M an estimate Of The result o. the election ia tGs
State or Tuesday next. II has recently been made
no It Albany for private circulation 10y thslealers
of tn democratic party and Is based upon ne most
reliable information IN the possession Of those
2dro,t political managers. The following are the
6guIes.--
Eff~E.
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BasaaIAn over fremont ..................... o.5"
We understand that the meeting Of wireNorkiuy
politicians opposed TO the reelection OF Ma y
Wood, last night adopted a resolution recommen I.
ing the Withdrawal OF Mr.. Bleecker and Judge
whiting, with the view OF concentrating upon Nr
Libby, VINO was selected as the candidate of tte
united opposition.
Il was announced yesterday that Hon. Reycy =
johnson would he serenaisd last evening by tAe
Young Mems Democratic Union Cluo but nobo y
appeared to be aware of their intentions except
sbemseves, and when the appointed nour arriy "A
very few persons were in Attendance. Lyen MI
johnson himself il appears was not previously no
fed and was taken quite unawares. The Club Assem-
bIsa al their place of meeting az eight o'clock, aad
WI Dodworth's band marched down 10 the Aston
House, where Mr.. johnson was STOPPING.
Here hey played some patriotic airs. and gathered
. crowd IL some two or three hundred persons who
came 20 see what L was al about. Aboat ten Or
ateen minutes after the arrival o. the clro Mr.
johnson made MA appearance on toe steps in fro1t
Of tn hotel, where he wa received with repeated
cheers. Encouraged ~ this reception the scn-c
man proceeded TO address the audience but only
portion 81 his remarks andiblc amid the noise
u oumibuscs and the confusion ilcilent to the
great th0rouehfsro lie was. however, Understood
% sav ;hlt The integrity Of tie Union was above
all considerations, and that nc regretted from lad.
cations IN MaJlan it woud inevitably 90 Tor
Fillmmc.
Hon. Thomas Corwin, Of Ohio, has written letter
announcing his intention OF voting fOr COL Fremont.
FTnding here Il lot the ghost Of a chance Tor
p1Jnorr. he very scr.biy selec.s the AN who will
uphold tho constitution in preference 70 the legatce
Of tlc corrupt Pierce ard roruey administration;
and be- Ia undoubteoly sound in 20 doing.
Coy. We has come out With letter, N which he
sa,, ID eh.ot that II 4 noboJy's business wha' took
mir, 70 Ealc Oh, y. C., some days sincc. The am
t.mpla,ea CONVENTION Of southern Governors was
Ridiculous Aasb in the pen.
rbc mechanics and workiBgn men o. View York
f.icugly % the election o. Fremont rallied in fuA
force Il the tc,demy OF Music last night. We pub
Esh report o. their proceedings elscwhera.
THO cuI-ration from EUrope as cyinced by the
arrivals q Castle Garden, viii he very large from
THE time ou. Among the arrivals On wednesday
were tldrlysix soldiers who bad served in the Cri.
mea n sac British army They came in uniform,
ana we're lsadsd VITA their knapsa.ks on their
ha-ks. Tkcy we're received az tic Garden BY Mr.
webb. al the British Consulate. who will e)nduct
them e. Canada. where They arr - receive their
grants Of bounty lands. ~. e. Philippe, Victor
yimont aud Pierre A. Jcurdan, Trn b political
rifugcss. we've aso lanlcd on tho sare ds,.
The American Board 81 Commissioner fer 70
IT. gn Ais ions, which has teen in session ~ Ncw-
ark, ~ H. Tor several days past closed up their bu
siuess yesterday and adjourned. a report u the
closing pro ceilings m lie found elsewhere in our
columns.
The Alumni Associa ion o. COLUMBIA College held
,hcir annual meeting last nigh a. Hope Chapel A
new constitution vas adopted. James VI. Gerard.
E4a delivered Classical Grafton On ontory, and
John ycinor Henry, Esq, the ANIMAL poem. For
report Of proceedings see another column
our correspondent at Philadelphia states that the
Board Of Trade Of that city has IN contemplation
the presentation Of i memorial to government In a
change in The location Of the government Offices, a.
Follow Exchange to bc tic Post cficc the
prr.ent Custom House cold United states Bank 70
Ne the Exchaf ge, and the Pennsylvania Bans tnow
purchased b. the government for Post Oiicc) ~
H. thu Custom Iiouse. II i said that the proposed
change meets with unanimous favor from the mer
csntile porton ii the community.
Tho hrst snow storm Of tho season came Of yea.
tcrdsy. Il Visited Philadelphia, baltimore and
Washington "a the south. and EXTENDED westward
~ fer a. Oswego, where ssow fcI to the depth %
one foot, In this city the air WIS very raw and gen.
orally unpleasant, but 40 snow tel.
To sales ~ cotton Yesterday embraced about -ne
n 0cn bales. Tie market ior some grades vas 81.
ther rn.eitled but closed wiihotH quota'le change
in pr,ees. Fiour was heavy Tor superino grades,
shi.e extras we're quite steady, though without
Y, - :. ..-,,.4 ~ limitations Wheat on xone