The New York herald., 1863-09-09

was thoroughly alarmed ct the rebel privateer
building system, and expressed the hope that no
rebel rams should sail from the shores Of England
on such . service.
The captain and crew of the ship Anglo Saxon
were landed at Brest, France, by the privateer
Florida. The captain of the Anglo-Saxon writes
letter detailing the circumstances attending the
destruction Of his vessel by the pirate.
The 3privateer Alabama-not the Atianta-was
in the French dockyard at Brest. Her speed was
greatly diminished, owing to the foul state of her
bottom. She was being overhauled for cleaning.
Another instalment towards the rebel cotton
loan was due by the English subscribers on the
lst inst. The Liverpool Post publishes very
sensible letter on the difficulties of the contri.
butors.
Paris was considerably agitated by the report
that protest from President Lincoln against the
action OF the Emperor in Mexico had reached
that city, and would be presented at the Tuleres
in . few days. The Pdhie asserts that the paper
was based on the Monroe doctrine, and was then
in the capital. The same journal states that let
ters from New York attribute this step to the ad-
vice of the English and Russian ministers at
Washington. La France denies that the Amer-
can government had despatched any protest to
the French Cabinet.
JEFF. Davis had again applied to Spain for aid.
Offering to guarantee her the possession Of Cuba
and Porto Rico. Spain rejected his proposal.
It was more and more likely that the Archdake
Maximlian would decline the throne Of Mexico.
The French papers publish news from Mexico, in
which there is very significant paragraph, to the
effect that the adhesions to the empire were nu-
merous; but that a" the population generally would
desire to have the throne occupied by French
prince"
The same report states that detachment OF the
French army had seized the silver mines Of Real del
Monte, the Mexican army which was left to guard
them, having fed at the approach Of the French.
The letter of the King of Prussia to the Empe-
ror Of Austria, declining to attend at the German
Congress, is published to-day The King is Of
opinion that the meeting was organized without
due delberation and previous private communica-
tion between the princes. On the lst inst it was
thought that if the work Of the Congress did not
satisfy the German people q revolution would
ensue. e.
graphic sketch of the appearance Of the
German soyereigns when listening to Patti in the
Frankfort theatre, is also given.
The reply Of the Gar to the late notes Of the
Western Powers, on the Polish question. was
anxiously looked for in Paris.
The Adriatic reports the revolution as still
raging on the lst inst. The Russians had burned
Polish village, and sent every one of the inha.
bitants to Siberia.
From Japan we have official letters from the
British Consul at Yokahama and Admiral Kuper,
commander Of the British squadron, on the subject
Of the war situation, which has just been develop
ed. French troops were marching from Shang-
hae, China. to Japan. The Japanese indemnity
to England had been paid. On the 4th of July the
Tycoon was inclined to "back down. from his
high handed action towards the foreigners.
Consols rated in London, on the lst instant, at
noon, at 931l 93sss. The Liverpool cotton market
was quiet and prices unchanged. Breadstuffs
were in better demand. The other markets had
not opened at noon on the lst instant
M1scELLAHEous NEWS.
We have news from South America dated at Rio
Janeiro on the 9Th, Bahia the 18th and Pernam-
buco the 18th of August. At Rio coffee was quot
ed at 1900 7,4OO for good frsts; stock 40 900
bags. At Bahia, cotton Is 900 reis; sugar white,
1000 $500; brown, i, 800 1 800. At Peruam.
buco, white sugar, 5000 a $500; brown, l,750 q
1000.
The Republican State Committee met at Albany
yesterday. and organized by selecting Seward men
for officers and majority Of Seward's partisans
on the executive committee. Colonel Porter and
Mr.. Thomas W. Olcott having declined the nomi-
nation for Secretary of State and Comptroller rs.
spectively, ss rendered by the Syracuse Conven.
tion, the State Committee nominated Chauncey NJ.
Depew and Lucius Robinson for those offices.
Major General Mcclellan reviewed the New
York troops stationed at Camp Sprague, Staten
Island, yesterday, and met with q regular ovation
at their hands. We give report in another
column.
Brigadier General JEFF. Thompson, the notorious
rebel swamp ranger and bushwhacker, with his
adjutant, Capt. Reuben Kay, are now in the Alton
Gill; military prison. They will soon be trans.
ferred to Johnsons Island. tf1
The Vermont State Fair will commence to-day
at Rutland.
There falling on In the receipts Of beer cattle
this week, and the market accordingly ruled rather
frmer, especially towards the close when the offerings
were quickly taken at 7c to lie. per pound The
cattle generally good that average price was
fully nc. higher Mich steady from 425 TO
$45 f55. veas were steady at 4t,c. to 7c. Q 7Ic.
Sheep and lambs were In enormous supply and prices
were rather lower In consequence The sales were at
81 so IS. Swine active at 5ysc 5s<c for corn
FED and &c. 5kc. for st fed The receipts 59a
beeves ls cows e4s veas COS sheep and lambs and
1850 swine The usual detailed report will appear In the
WESxIy HERALD published Saturday. rav
Tho cotton market was nrmer and moderately active
yesterday. The demand for -four fair. mainly for
trade brands, but prices lower. Wheat cheaper
and less active. Corn and oats advancing, the
absence Of adequate supplies Of prime. Pork was
quite active with large sales Of mess reported
at higher rates, mainly for forwarddelvery. Lard
saleabe and arm. Beef, butter cheese we're In mo-
derate request There was doing In whiskey tai
low and groceries, buoyaut prices with fair business
In Fruit hay hops leather and tobacco The movements
in other articles restricted. The freight engage
ments extensive. The weeks exports OF do
mestc produce and general merchandise amounted TO
s2637 963something lighter than those Of the CORES.
pondog week Of 1892 but much heavier those Of
the same week OF 1891
THE MONROE DocrRNE.-We publish in our