The New York herald., 1864-11-03

10 many important political changes. and ter |
inmate Ia general war. which would. In is |
turn annihiate the irsolvsnt governments and
obiitsrste tho smaller state roy atea II is said
present visit Of the Gar Of Russia 70 France.
his coming Interview with Napoecn. have besu 10
dsrtaxen with special reference such important
aies, and that the helpless coudition Of te now really
s'sick Of Turkey viii be duly considered by the
impssial pair.
Austria was 10 very critical position. both her homo
foreign relations being sadly complicated Is ssid
that forty revolutionary from tho fyro had IN
vsdod province or Udipe. 10 veuetia Ths sandSd'
vauced upon the Of spmeergo surprised the bar
racks of the gendsrmes and dsarmed the guard Iney
attempted Inhabitants 70 rise in insurrso
tion but lhsy declined Tho refugees withdrew TO the
mountain passes. Troops despatched in pursuit.
Tho now King OF Greece had difficulty with the
Legislature 10 Athens and threatens tho members win
coup dear II they do NOT 1hurry up" The work Of
framing new consultation.
Hon. Robert j. Walker returned 70 New York By the
Persia ~
Tho Liverpool cotton market closed quiet Inc a2d Of
October. Quotations werc unchanged. but therc was
better demsnd at the low rates. Breadstuffs were
inactive Provisions quiet and steady Consos closed
at sSi 50 money London on The 22d Of October
The French mail nshp Lafayette, Captain Booauds
from Havre 10th ult arrived at this port at al cary
hour this morning. She brings hundred and ATTY
scven passengers. W
MIsCELLAFEOus EEwA
By iho arrival OF the Easo this port serday from
Havana, we have interesting frcm Mexico, Cuba
Domingo On The morning OF the 81 nit all the
coue,ry for miles arou oriz,ba c,nvulsod b. an
earthquake great whence and des,ructveness In
two minutes many bulldogs demolished an many
lives Tho Empcro- at MOI ella at last acc UNITS
wheAce he will return he capital rne French troops
are returning TO sraece
Its stated .bat tie rebel pirate has arrived
at Havana. From 81 noningo learn that the rebel
General II poIsco bal arrested members o. tho gov
| erDment and slot then
There II undoubtedly be urprccedenlcdly heavy
vote cas-, in this election day. tuesday next The
punbsr registered upn the of the books
last sht ooed up l24lS9, with i've districts yet to bo
heard from Ia addition 10 thesc therc must DO tassn
into large number Of voters whose names are
not registered
Governor Seymour has Issued proclamation regard
Ing election Tuesday next He rises everybody
To keep COOL and enoius upon all sherias and tber
officers that military other organized forces
shall be allowed 70 show themselves In the vicinity OF
places where elections are held with view OF menacog
or intimidating citizens In attendance thereon.
mass meeting OF tie National Mcclellan Club was
held the Cooper Destitute Inst evening, which attracted
large audience The rst speaker OF the evspiagafter
= few introductory remarks by the chairman (Mr. But.
icr)-was August Belmont, who induiged IN very
criticism upon speeches nd political action OF
General Dix Mr. Pierre2ont aud other prominent demo-
Gratis Who participated in the proceedings o! the
OF the democracy held ct the place
Tuesday evening. r Belmont followed by James
| W. Gerard. Edwin James ard others
Tho republicans to have grand torchlisht process
sion To- morrow night. and the democrats another
Saturday. Great preparations being made for the
after end over atty clubs, is believed. VIII parci
~ t.~H ho.x. -
whole rrocesson at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, by General
Mcclellan.
Tho Philadelphia AGE announces that the democratic
majority on the homo vote, at the recent State election
In that State is. Congressional ticket s5S county
tickets, 9, ,sS3.
Tho Official Governor Indiana as follows
Morton, Isl os4 Mcdonald, l3 2ol Mortons majority.
| 1855.
In the Beard Education last evening resolution was
passed, directing the Committee Course Ct Studies
to inquire whether the system Of Instruction
tho grammar schools injurious to the he ih tho
| pupils. Tho Committee Annual EstImates aud Ap
pointmsnts reported the probable amount required for
1s6s to be ST. s4s sos S. Of which 81 900 Is for ssa
rss Of teachers and anors In ward and primary schools
sl25 900 for incidental expenses these schools and
SIPS 900 for books and stationery This estimate is the
largest presented since tho Boards organization.
Between nno and ten o'clock lsss night Gre broke
tho forehold Of the ship John Gladstone Captain
Gilbert lying at pier No. 30 North river The vcsss II
owned In London, aud was loaded with full
sorted cuso ana ready TO haul TITO the
stream The quick arrival Of the nremsn prevented
spread the flames the Gre confined
decks TIE value Of the vessel about axty thousand
dollars and the cargo about hundred nty hous-
and dollars. The damage will probably amount 10
hundred and sixty thousand dollars cargo and vessel
said to Be insured in New York AID EGgish Offices me
origin OF the fire could be ascertared. The exempt
nremen ncliaed and up 10 late hour the ere ap-
psared to DO under the control OF the nremen.
The coroner's inquiston yesterday the remains OF
Henry Cush, alias John AheHn who 10 his death
by stab inflicted by Frederick Ro Alias John 1homp-
at the corner OF Cherry and New Chambers streets,
resulted 10 the jury finding verdict against Thompson,
who was committed to prison for trial.
Ellen Dillon. arrested Tuesday night, charged with
being Intoxicated committed suicide Ia Fourth ward
station house BY hanging herself With rope made o.
Lsr skirts attached 70 OF she iron bars Of the cell
| door.
Admirals Eoiss and Remand, Of the French Navy,
visited the Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday, whsre they
were received with all the honors by Admiral pauldng
| and his staG
The Forty second Massachusetts, volunteers arrived 10
this city yesterday morning and left In the afternoon
Tor Boston, whore they viii be musssrcd Of Service
The immigration TO hs port continues to row 10 large
~ The arrivals last week numbered 67s, which makes
the plumber since January 1ss, 1852, ssaust I34 SIS
landed ap 10 this time last year. At the moong OF the
Emigration Commissioners yesterday she general agent
complained OF railroad agent 10 Havre, who charged
fares 10 gold to -four French eigrants York 10
Cairo The subject referred 10 the grcnch Consnl
The stock ma-xei suffered heavy decline yesterday,
bot closed with tendency towards recovery Gold
excited, AMI fell 2so the opening to 23e a
the close. Government securities were steady.
The radical changes 10 gold yesterday completely up.
settled the markets for all kinds OF merchandise roregu
and domestic, values Of which wore wholly nominal
Domestic produce went down with rush, bu, Afterwards
recovered somewhat; but all closed dun and nominal
Cotton, groceries, petroleum. re-, &C., nominal