The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08
TIIE NEWS.

! passed Cape Race on her way TO New York at ten
! O'Clock last Saturday night. Her news is three
days later than that brought ont BY the Niagara,
| and d teicgraphic summary OF it is given in the
| HERALD this morning.
Consols closed in London, on the 25th pltimo. at
s3as for money. Cotton was in great den.s nd in
Liverpool, ard the market is reported a. being e-
cited. Prices had advanced from onc-cishlh to
one-oafth Of penny per pound, ard were still
tending upwards. The breadstu1s market was
lower, and fioar had declined sixpence per barrel.
| The kings Of Denmark and Holland were TO visit
Louis Napoleon on the 9Th inst. the Montcreerin
Insurgents had forced the vanguard Of the Trriil,
army to fa'l hack. Changes are again reported in
the Italian government of Naples. A ministerial
! crisis was iEmigcn. in Austria
| The mails Of The Niagara reached this city from,
Boston yesterday morning. Tie journals contain.
| with or foreign letters, some very interesting
| details Of tho news to the 2lst ofsopten.Eer.
| OR correspondent in Geneva Switzerland fur.
naAes series Of letters containing a q failed re-
port Of the proceedings Of Tie session Of to Great
Christian body known as Tic EYangelic 4 Alliance.
from The opening 10 the close Of its proceedings.
Representatives from almost every Country IN the
! civilized world were present, ANA the question of
the American crisis excited very Lind and syr,.
! pathetic attention. Slavery was uleduiyocali,-
| condemned, AMI The government OF the UbitoIi
States warmly supported III series OF resolutions.
! We have Hews from Rio Jnneiro 10 Auous, *.
| and Bucuos tyre, 20 August IA. Exehaiigc az thc
former place was at 49,. At Brenos Ayres Il was
reported taat AT accommodation had haen arYang
ed between the hcligcrents in accordance with
which Duenos Ayres was to remain ont of the
confederation until 1851 when the federal co,npact
| is 10 be rtv'sea diriag which time she ia 10 INV
! the federal government So 900. 600 fDuenos
Ayfeaa> month; aad it she should prefer remain.
Ing out Of The Argentine family in 1861 she il 30
pay 5000 o0o fAmefican), aid stay or; as long as
she peascs The government Of Eucncs iyres had
| published an Official notification trom .hc Areri-
| can Coas'sl, made in obedience ia orders from
Washington, Of thc boc' ate Icy the federal govern
iaent OF The e2tira American c0as! from ;'.c Chesi-
peake to the bio ,sranae In Texas ~, also, that
any per- taken with letters Of marqrc issued by
the rehe! authorities Hill be treated as pirates.
! The Bnenos Ayrcs Ti,ps Of Augiss 5 saws the
United States steamer PGasL had LETT for Eosari,,
With the American Consul at frcnos ayes, who Is
temporarily c'arge0 w,ti our legation in Paraguay
and who will doubtless inquire into tie abpse OF
the American tag by his colleague in thai rapub-
lie IN this connection the T-ibund say - it would
no be strarse ii the dc,ention of THE steamer Cor
rientes by The Authorities in Rosario would bring n
conflict viii the United States. Such romarks
ignore 10 toto tln simplest notions of law and inter.
national neutrality, and 10 IL notorious to every
body that the s9id steamer had RIO si:,.,le ore of
the requisites 10 cn,itle her to the American Rag:
nor can there tc an insult to he tag where none is
intended, aud where those who wronglt,lly give or
| use 1t are tic ony ones TO blame.
| To-day tho October elections will take place in
the States of Pennsylvania Ohio Ipdi0la low,
and Minnesota. In Pennsylvania members of the
Legislature and county officers only are to be cho-
sen. In Ohio fill State ticket is TO be elected
for the Offices on which the following nominations
have been n,ade--
.,, if"ioc-No Fa',y. ber,o-tSc.
LicBr. GnYrrnor.. Ron \, 4tton r,r 90 " ""V''
snprea,e t r s; cn''''' '1.c9' y h1i'es
sonp9,'er j. T. Riley dem Mayne ,.tissvold.
Board Pcb. Nprks }. .Toilrice mon J,ez r. Fitch
j. Scott Harrison WAS nominated for lieutenant
Governor on the democratic ticket, but he de-
clmcd, on the ground that he could not recognise
party while the country was faliorirg under The
pres nt dHacH!tes. In Indiana no State officers
are TO be chosen, and The election for county Of
| ticcrs and members 10 The Legislature will be
! comparatively tame. In Iowa three State nom;-
/ rating conventions have been held; The Union
! or no party Convention nominated Tor Governor
Nathaniel y. Baker, democrat, formerly OF New
Hamrshre toionei Dewey, republican,, for
Lieutenant Governor, and Reuben Noble, repub
hcan Tor supreme Judge. Mr.. Eahcr. having
been appointed Adjutant General Of the State
deemed TO run, and 50 did Mr.. Noble. IN place
| oi the htier 9aHes d. E!twood was nominated,
ana The choice OF candidate for Governor seems
TO De between Benjamin NJ samueis and Henry
! Clay lem. The Union democrats nominated
| Charles Ma for Governor Mafnr;, / p;.h.r
! c,r iortoran. Z, o,,o.u,,. ,,,, -. \, ,,,,
/ wa
| supreme Judge. The seeesstonis's nominated the
same ticket, with the exception of the candidate
FOR Lieutenant Governor. for which Office they put
| forward w, II. Merritt who subsequently ed