The New York herald., 1862-11-10


but that the "remedy" for such state of things
is not 70 be found in foreign intervention"
The new Paris journal. La France. organ Of the
Empress Eugene. expresses alarm at the prospect
years. and asks. in rather petulant tone. how
long will Europe continue TO bear the consequences
Of the conflict
A London correspondent of the Manchester
Guardian states that the British Cabinet was
unanimous IN its adoption Of the instructions just
given to Lord Lyons as TO his course in Washing
ton. The writer states that his course will be
one founded on continuance of an adherence to
neutrality.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
The steamship Hainmonia. Captain Schw snsen,
from Hamburg ard Southampton, arrived at this
port last evening. The Hsmmonia experienced
heavy weather during the passage. The news
brought by her has been anticipated.
Oar financial and commercial reports from
Europe. by the Scotia published yesterday morn
ing desaii. state that consois closed in London
On the z5th of October at 9s1I 1854. The Paris
Bourse 1at. The Liverpool cotton market was
dnl. with downward tendency. on the ?5th ult.
Breadstuas were firm. with steady market. Pro-
visions were fat and the market heavy.
Our L,ndon correspondent. writing on the 25th
of October says:--Victor Emsnuel's government
is going to sign truce for the present with the
Hspshurg. and let Yenctia alone: and Great Britain
and Belgium going TO join in saying TO France,
" Hands off of Italy" The capital Of Italy is go
ing 70 be removed to Naples. or course Piedmont,
Milan Turin aud Lombardy will object.
The Western New York papers give the vote in
the counties OF Oneida and Jefferson. the homes
respectively OF Seymour and wadsworth. as fol
lows
lsS. 1862.
oneida-Repabiican majority ,s.os2 AS
neutrality-suspicious. majority l,7as 1850
The Albany Journal says that orders for the
draft to take place to-day. in some siyteen or
e,-h.een counties, were issued yesterday in Alba
ny.
The Inhabitants OF the Red river settlement In
the British territory were much alarmed at the
threatening attitude of the Sioux Indians in Min
nesota. They had reason 10 fear that their depre-
dauoHs would extend noltbward.
The story that the Iahe Ontario steamers were
TO be pu, on the ronte between this city and FAN
River tor The conveyance Of passengers between
Coz C',rtip Of pennss vanis a. decided that
the drafted mcnc Of that state 90 into the old
regiments b. companies. VII IL their officers
elected. and not otherwise.
The surgeons fee for examining those who ap.
ply for exemption from the draft, on account Of
physical disability, in Massachusetts, 10 one dol
lar each. From two TO three thousand day are
examined.
A faru ,kpr Qf hp ty and igfiu
tial citizens OF Pittsburg propose ;ha: q national
convention Of the loyal men OF the country shall be
held at Pittshurg on the 25th inst. to strengthen
the government by expressing the determined snd
fixed purpose OF psS ots TO crush out the rebellion
and to sustain the proclamation Of emancipation.
The Toronto Globe says tina, tbore are bu, few
Northern men in that city; but The South is
strongly represented by socesh patriots
TIE mouihly report Of the army hospitals in Phi
adelphia shows that during October 1872 patients
returned TO duty, Gi6 were discharged, 81 died,
and 8. .2l5 remain under treatment
Mrs. President Lincoln has giver two hundred
dollars for the relief Of the suffering contrabands
~ and around the city Of Washington.
The Catholic Orphan Asylum, situated ix Bed
ford avenue. Brooklyn, was totally destroyed hy
fire about two o'clock Yesterday morning. Al the
and for,y-cicht children in the building but for
tunat-ly only Two lives we're lost. Prompt action
has been taken by the Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum Society relieve the wants Of these little
sufferers. anI all contributions fr that purpose can
be forwarded 10 the residence OF Bishop Loughn.
$50 Jay street Brooklyn. The total losa will
amount 20 about s2e 060 OF which bsif is covered
by insuranccs.
Tho 81 OK market irregular Saturday until the
close 81 busress when prices took sudden urch down.
ward, closing very weak. Cold quoted I3Is< eK-
chsnge iss Money sbu-dsnt &c tho old houses
per csnt, but &c stock operators aiear. Tho
usual trade tables for the week aud the year to da.s viii
be found In tbc money article.
Cotton firm Saturday at 6oc. G2Sc for mid.
dug but the sas did not exceed $50 bales. The
IN hreadiuTs ensaecd sales OF IN oe9 bb -four
advance Of &c isc 230,0oc bushels whest al an
advance q Ic. 2c and IFS 900 bushels de-
elne n Ic Pork was dill, and ness down 70 sI2 c2k
a. the ciose Beef was quiet Lard heavy at 9Ae.
lGxs Bacon spd cut meats active and very
nrm. as were likewise Gsh, Coffee cbcrry bids and
leather The sscs of sugar confined to 100 hhds,
and cf rnoasses and tobacco rms lots unsltarcd
ratcs There was far degree OF activity IN hay, sl.s
and WOOL which were siniy hed. whsksy xas steady
and moderately active. There much donAln lbe
rrcirh, Ire; rates were quoted about The ssrs