The New York herald., 1864-10-22

hosr The Richmond Eraminrr OF the lelh inst. has
long article on the utter Of the rebel cav
airy complete ec eucy OF ours, which, says
s'perhaps not exceeded by that OF any nation IN the
world. The Charleston papers report that one OF our
Monitors below city recently disabled and hsd
| to be towcd oil by a gupboat.
EIsCELLAEE0us NEWS
President Lincoln has issued proclamation recon-
mendpg the last Thursday in November next as day
OF thanksgiving for our victories and many national
| blessings.
The mystery relative TO the Roanoke, which
let Havana this port the 2eth ut appears to DO
finally dissolved The master OF Tue brisaaiine Mathde,
which arrived at Halifax. ~ s., day before yesterday,
reports thar while the passage from Bcrmnds ne WAS
ordered heave TO by steamer which proved TO be the
Roanoke Ninety Gve passengers and the crew OF the
steamer put board his vessel, aud Tho eRoanoke
afterwards burned The passengers and crew be
landed at Bermuda.
Four more the rebe raiders Who came down Into
St Aibans 10 yermo 1 from Canada. aud robbed the
banks murdered citizens and committed other outrages
have been arrested. These mako fourteen in all. The
Canadian authorities said to be giving all assist
ance their power towards the capture OF the re
auder OF the gang The rrested persons 10 have
exam nation before juaee In 81 johns to-day They
say they belong rebel service CLAIM their release
the grouads vi decision IN the Chesa epke
aud have engaged counsel OF ability. Several persons
have arrested In ST. Aesus of the
| RAIDERS but all. excepting two have beer released
There 10 be convention and mpss meeting OF the
democracy opposed 10 the Chicago platform az the Cooper
Institute tuesday. toe ls of November, to consider
proper be ia the present exgences
OF pubc affairs aad OF preserving the honor and integ
riy OF country. The Hon. Francis B. Cutting Is to
preside aud General John Dix to deliver address
| TO the democracy OF the Union.
The fesby synod which has just closed Its an
nuai sesscn has considerably exercised by pre-
amoe and resolutions. offered by Rev. Mr.. Van Dyke, Of
Bfookiyn in which he charges the General Assembly
with pol'tica partisanshp In dismissnE Rev. Dr Nc
rheetes or ST. Louis. the ground Of disloyaty Mr..
Van Dyke asserts In the resolutions which he offered that
the General Assembly has authority "to handle or con-
nothing that which ecclesiastical" Mr.. Van
Dykes resolutions voted down on tho last day OF
she session by the decisive vote OF eighty eight to f
teen, after which the Synod adjourned
The regular business OF the United states Circuit Court
yesterday nausuaed by the order Of Gr and Jury
panel made rcturnable for Wednesday Judge Nelson will
preside during the term An application was made 10
Court that the Of Christian Eiserer indicted
for frauds upon the government ia connection with Solo
Kohustam be set down for trial, or that the &C.
suscd be discharged The District Attorney said he
would the notice OF motion to the parties
having direct charge OF the matter.
In Supreme Court Circuit before Judge Sutherland.
yesterday Noses 8. Beach, OF tie San, obtained judg-
ment 81 $50 against William Reuney, being payment
full for sxtyfve tous;of hay delivered to the defend
ant by the plaintiff. The defence set up that tho
for hundred and that the plaintiff
entitled to receive any money until the whole
was delivered.
James Belts Metcaf yesterday appointed by Judge
Nelson United States Circu. Court, Unitcd
Commissioner in this district.
The Brooklyn Central Mcclellan Association he'd
mass meeting In the Academy Of Music last evening,
which q very enthusiastic gathering. Senator
Eeverdy Johnsoa and Mr.. John q. Anthoc made
| speeches.
letter has been received By Mr.. W. n. Webb Of this
city, from Naples, Italy, Informing him that the Italian
roncsd frgate Re don Luigi d porogaiIo had arrived
al that place direct from New York Shemade the pas
sage twenty days and twenty two hours
Coroner Norris Of Brooklyn. has published detailed
account OF the late mysterious murder accompanied BY
carefully prepared description OF the remains and the
localities where found. Photographs Of the head and
face have been taken with view TO give better oppor
tunit,ss for Identification.
Nearly ali the Philadelphia banks organized under
charters from the State OF Pennsyvans haye resolved
20 reoganre and continue business under the Baking
act Of Congress, ~ natonsi banks.
The stock market was dull yesterday morning. bus n
Afterwards underwent, slight improvement. The gold
market steady, ana the fluctuations from 2o7S
to 2oo1 Government securities were, on the whole,
strong.
Business continues 10 be restricted within Its mar
rowest limits, and the markets are almost invs-
r,ably reported dull, while prices nominal.
At tho auction sales OF dry goods yesterday
day there frmness, and prices showed an sd
vance of 10 per cent; but in al other departments
but little business done. The Presidential cleo
tion and the military si,ration hold nearly all
commercial operations In obeyance, and but
little bhsneas is looked Tor until after these
matters sbAn have been eetted. Groceries, cot
ton, petroleum, &C were quiet yesterday, and prices
favored the buyers On 'change the -four market
dull and SC. loc. lower Wheat scarce snd &C. .
| &C. higher, with fair demand. Corn lc. higher.
Oats &c. higher, with light suppy. The pork
| market less active and lover. Beof quiet.
| Lard steady, with q moderate demand. whskey
| was nat. Frcights were extremely dull
The ANNIVERSARY OF THE SURRENDER OF LORD
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