The New York herald., 1862-10-06

sion to do so on account of their charity subscrp
tons for the distressed operatives of Lancashire.
The news of the defeat of General Lee by
Mcclellan, in Maryland, had been just received in
England, and produced very good effect in favor
Of the Union canse.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
The Jura, from Londonderry for Quebec, passed
Cape Race last Saturday. "A synopsis of her
European news, which is one day later. appeared
in the HERALD yesterday morning, and the de-
tailed report, telegraphcd from New Foundfand,
is given to-day.
There is nothing additional concerning the
health of Garibaldi. Meetings of sympathy with
the General were held in various parts Of England.
The depression Of the English cotton trade had
benefited the woolcn manufacturers of France
very much. Mr.. Roupell an ex-member of Par
liancnt and fcrger on large scale, Lad been SEN
fenced 70 transportation for life in London.
Consols closed in London on the Goth ultmo ut
$685. a 93ll for money. American securities were
FIRM Cotton advanced slightly in the Liverpool
market on the 2Gth of September Breadstuns
were quiet but steady, and provisions inactive.
The fire weather of yesterday drew large
number of visitors together al the two breathing
places III our city, viz Central Park and Jones
Woods. The temperature yesterday was both
pleasant and bracing in fact it was the first spc-
cimen OF a clear fall day-whch, after the muggi-
ness VI lie previous day, was indeed most vel
come. An addition has recently been made to the
menagcrie OF the Central Park in the shape Of
Gagged moakcy-deubtle tless to amuse the children.
The recent rains have improved the vegetation in
both these retreats, and made them resume their
summer garb, giving quite a refreshing look to
every green thing
Dr. Cheever who has been absent from the city
for some time, delivered discourse last evening
in the Church OF the purtans which was designed
to be Introductory 10 examination Of the Pres-
dents proclamation Tie sketch given il another
part Of to-days paper will show that this noted
abolitionst expects the government TO carry out
the wishes Of the ultra negro worshippers TO the
very letter.
An ailray occurred early yesterday morning be-
tween number of white men and negroes, at thc
corner OF avenue u and Houston street, which re-
suited in the killing Of one white man and the &C.
riously woundng Of another Before the police
arrived on the spot the negoes succeeded in MAX
ing their escape, but during the night two, sup
posed to have been implicated in tie afiair, were
been assigned for tie origin Of the ARRAY but it is
supposed to have been caused by ntcmpcrance.
Col Judd, OF the One Hundred and Sixth New
York infantry now stationed at New Creek. yir-
ginia, has been taken to Wheeling having mani.
tested symptoms OF insanity.
The Quakers of Illinois are to be subject to the
draft, aud those who are drafted to foil in or
pay two hundred dollars each.
nvo-por of Ohin has nrdarad that tho mi
nsters of the Gospel in charge of regular congre.
cations shall be exempt from the draft.
Sixty men employed in Colts armory were
among the drafted soldiers in Hartford. The
government ordered their discharge from the mill.
tary service, and sent them back to the armory.
There were one hundred and seventeen deaths
in New Orleans during the week ending on the 2lst
ult., and one Of the persons deceased was one
hundred and seventeen years old.
Fifty-nine men are all that remain Of the Second
Wisconsin regiment, that left the State but little
over a year ago nearly eleven hundred strong.
The yellow fever was taken to Wilmington,
North Carolina, by vessels from Nassau that ran
the blockade.
The market continued very active on Saturday,
and there abatement OF speculative excIterent
Al the first beard there advance OF per cent
tins being arm at the highest quotations of Friday
evening In the afternoon there a rush realize
prcfts which led 10 decline Of Ter cent In Erie pre-.
ferred J, in Illinois Central and Y In other active
shares After this decline buyers in, and the
m rxct closed firm at advance q Y per
III, lowest prices Of the day An active demand for
money was created b. the speculation IN stocks and tho
regular lenders on stocks disposed o all their means at
an early hour at per cent, after which loans
effected at g. Exchange closed at 135 a. gold l22I
and demand notes TO 1lgx The usual trade tables for
the week will be found in the money article another
column.
Tho cotton market somewhat irregular on Saturday,
while prices wilhou, change Of importance The
sales looted up about 500 bales the basis OF IS re
Doc some small necessity let's reported at 55c.
Most holders refused TO accept prices under Doc for mid
ding upsnds Flour opened with good demand, chief.
y from the homc trade, with advance Of &C. TO iCc
per Dbl but towards The close less spirit prevailed and
the improvement the morning Wis Pretty much lost,
though closing with more less ngmness Wheat was
irregr,ar with coed demand for prime iots. while tho
marke. zen oG abrut 1c. per bJyhol for some dos rim
tons Corn in moderate request. vh saicg Of sound
Western mixed az 5ec. Goc. Pork vas in good demand
with sales q mess Of 81 '5, ana Of prime
a. so Is. tnrafs wore steidy, nrd il good demaad
from the trade. The sales embraced about 227 hds
and 800 bsxes al steady prices. Ccaec was nrln win
sa,s of o22 bags Rio az 23r. net, cash. lcghts voc
firm Wheat engaged to liverpool at l21 al2t,d
IN bulk and ships bags, and do II sd Iisd
whsa, 10 London in bulk and bags was taken at 12xd
ls,ld, and to Glasgow at 13d. 1916. in shas bags