The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-12

lsstroysd By worns, but the yisld d very
abundant Jsa pavs currency has been almost sasws-
~ set aside By ~ rebels Of Texas. ooly gold and
silver being accepted Que hundred and nifty car
loads Of cotton, belonging 70 private iudividu-
Goad Texas, by order the rebs Gsners Kirby smith,
only shipments rebel government account beng per-
United Some Of the people OF Now Orleans had pro-
tested 70 General Hurbut against their enrolment for
duty soldiers. 1orpedoes have bees placed IN the
Mississippi along tho Louisiana shore by the robss but
they will soon be removed From Mobile there is little
TO mention. Our gunboau mako experiments in Smelling
tho city three hours a day.
Our news frsm Rchmood published 70 day includes
the report the rebel Congress Of Ar. Trenholm. Je
Davis Secretary of the Treasury which 10 document
OF considerable length We also give some proceedings
rebel Congress- item OF which may be stsr.
estiDg rebel refugees in the North. Is this The
Judiciary Committee were directed - inquire into
the sxpedisncy Of requiring citizens liable TO military
duty, absent from tho country not on public bust.
ness to return asd assist in tho public defence, on
pain OF oonnscaton thor property dsfranchisem
after the war; other adequate penalty Mr. Foo.e Of
Mississippi introduced and spoke In support Of rssou
ton asserting II unnecessary and nexpedent Al present
to the slaves but he said that case tho white
element should become exhausted he would then favor
the proposition to make soldiers OF the nsgroe1
North Carolina papers state that Warrington in that
State, has been evacuated by tho rebel troops
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
We have dispatches from Matamoros Mexico dated on
tho 9th uk Since tho occupation Of that city by
imperial troops all the gambling saloons hsve been
closed. General Cortina late republican Governor
place. having become an imperiast has been sent
expedition after bis brother, who ut tho head OF
band Of gusrillss. President Jaurez " 1t Chihuahus
with two thousand troops and il sAd to be forsy the
place with the determination Of standing . SIEGE AT
recent public dinner In Natamoros or Maxmilian's
officers gave the "rhe Unon Of Southern Con-
federacy and Mexico :" which received with great
applause and the performance By shs band Of "Ihe
Bonnie Blue Flag"
Captain winsow. Of the Kearsargs and bis o6ncsn
had very enthusiastic public reception by tho people
OF Boston on Thursday. They were met at the wharf,
when they landed from their ship, and escorted BY
procession to Fsneuil Hail. where the Mayor made an
address OF welcome 70 which the gallant Captain re-
sponded. Edward Everett also made very sppro-
pirate remarks. Tho Boston Board OF Trade have up.
pointed committee devise testimonial suited 70
evnce the appreciation OF the Boston merchants OF the
services rendered TO American commerce BY Captain
winsiow in destroying the rebel prvateer Alabama
Tho beautiful and fast Ango-rebel blockade running
steamer Lady Stirling, captured on tho 2sth ult., OF
Wilmington, N c., by the United States steamers
Calypso and Eous, arrived in this port yesterday, in
charge Of prize master and The Lazy Stirling
had on board, when captured fsur hundred thousand
M tons of toba
The funeral Of the late Count Nicholas do Giorg Aus.
an Minister the United States took pace yesterday
and was attended BY number or foreign diporatists
and many Of our distinguished citizens There ap
prooriate services at ST. Stephens church, in Twenty
eighth street, which Archbishop Mctloekey pro-
sided The romans deposited in Calvary Cemetery.
One OF our Washngt correspondents states that
General McCeans resignation of his major gcneralship
in the army was in the ar Department Wednesday,
but that the President been officially informed
Of IT, 1t s believed that the resignation win
cepted, and that General Mcclellan will be rendered an
active command, In consideration Of the very respecta
bic popular support which be received in the late
election.
Tho returns Of the election in this state come in very
slowly and are still Incomplete but is generally
coded that Mr.. Fepton is elected Governor.
The Young Mems Republican Union held . meeting Of
rejoicing the rcsult OF the late election last night
Cooper Institute The large hall crowded
flowing, and great enthusiasm OF course prevailed.
Speeches made by General walbridge Colonel |
stewars L. woodiord Mr.. David Dudley Field Colouel
Hankss OF Tennessee and other gentlemen, and letters
were received from General DIX, Senator Sumner and
Hon. D. s. Coddnson There excellent music
on the occasion. The jubilee closed BY the whole
assembIage singing the Doxology.
The Monitor Dictator turned over 70 the |
government yesterday by the contractors. and i'm.
mediatsly afterwards placed 10 commission. She |
steamed around the hsrbor for some time test her
capacities, and then anchored OF Governors Island To-
day her engines will be again tested few hours and
il all works well viii on Monday 20 on IN expert
mental trip.
Charles Dalton, OF No. 81 Delaney street, who
stabbed in the abdomen by unknown person. early
on Wednesday morning, Deancey street, Mdridge
during ,firey Of which he merely spectator,
died the New York Hospital, Thursday night from
the effects OF tho Sta bbed him has
not yet been arrested.
man named Sidney Bcysin was yesterday committed
70 the Tombs, in default s. 900 bail, the charge o
nav ing Eve weeks ago in ARRAY the corner OF
Broone and Laurens streets, shot named Charles
Miller In the head, causing the loss OF OF his
Boykm absented himself from the city for some weeks
after the occurrence.
An avowed ssccssionis', named James Dosn, zee.
terday crested a TUird car and committed
IL exaaralIor, VI suspicion Of being connected WITH
,,ot bora lie Gig. r,Ls some " ezica'ed, he
apparently forgot himself, and several times made the
shea, that the house every Lincoln would bs
burned in o snor. ifnc.
Joseph Mellon brought suit yesterday in the Superior
Court against A. T. stewart 10 recover 81 600 damages
for injuries sustained by falling through trap door In
DEFENDANTS store, corner Of Broadway and Chambers
street II shown the trial thai the plaintiff did
ordinary caution moving about the store,
apd the Court de- cided TO dn miss the complaint
In the OF Joseph Moayea Isaac HuJler, where
the plaintiff s. 900 damages for SANDER
the jury brought sealed verdict yesterday for the
plaintiff but cot down the damages TO Nifty dollars
gum barely sufficient to cover costs.
tornado which passed over the town OF Chester
Illinois on Wednesday last, blew down and demolished