The New York herald., 1864-10-19

TropOsi,oa for the adjustment os the debts 10 the
King, nothing could 90 doue Until . reply came rom
Copenh hagen.
yem Mace publishes two letters tho subject OF the
Coourn match and "oa" He argues apparently In oppo-
sstion The ogc Of facts" Joe
nget and that he (ace) Is entitled to Tho stakes. Co
burn was in Dublin. aud willing accommodate Mac. In
any Part Of ireland Tue bets on and the stakes
awaited nnai decision Of the matter.
Consois sold In London ., IS sS1 for oney the
eth inst The Liverpool cotton market was dull with
limited lpquiry aud quotations weak on the sth
Breadstuns and provisions steady
kIsCELLANEOUs NEWS.
From kio Janero that the liberal cabinet Of
the 18th Of January down. consequence Of the oppo-
si,in OF tbs liberal party Congress- aud new Cabinet
was formed The 3ls Of August. also o. the liberals,
composed OF n Furtsdo-Presdeut aad Minster Of Jus
tice NJ Lberaio-Empire. Beaurepaire-war. Pinto
lma-Marioe J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. c. G Cam
pos-Treasury and, ad snserlm, Foreign Affairs. When
the liberal party Is in power 10 Brazil they are
foreve. quarrelIiog The Congress OF Brazil has beon
open January and pothng has been done for the
country that advces indicate.
The official returns OF tho Pennsylvania election como
In very slowly. A Harrisburg telegram states that no
home vote will be there, officially, until The soldiers
Is counted.
II Is stated u Washington that Governor Bradford had
decided 10 throw out the sodiers upon the
stuon OF Maryland according to the existing state
law, soldiers were not authorized to vote
IN tho United states Commissioners Office yesterday,
bef Commissioner Osborn, William Rogerson, Asa
Marvin, James Norris, Hsury Silmar and Charles P.
HeersoD tho parties lately arreAtcd by tho police as
concerned OF ccupterfetng United
States currency stamps, put on their examination
fsnru hrtof uhnlox
mtted for trial. in default Of ten thousand dollars bail
The Evening Erlress case terminated yesterday in q
verdict against the Brooks brothers all three Of the
issues. The counsel for the defence asked leave for
stay OF proceedings In order TO prepare bill Of excep
tions, with the Wow Of getting new trial.
John Suydam Obtained verdict OF one Thousand
dollars against Third Avenue Railroad Company yes
terday the Superior Court before Judge McCunn for
injuries sustained while getting board OF the de-
fendaut's Tho suit lasted two days. and was
brought TO recover twenty thousand dollars.
Judge Barnard was engaged yesterday In trying an
Interesting stock The plaintiff, Elias stwel, en-
gagged slegs Bros, brokers' purchase quantity Of
Quicksilver Mining Company stock and deposited s., 500
a margin. Shortly afterwards there came panic in
Vail street, when the stock fell twenty per cent and
the brokers' fearing still heavier decline sold out two
hundred shares hold BY them the plaintiff without
sending him any notice. The stock subsequently In
value aud the plaintiff claimed that he ought to have
been notified to mako his second margin good before they
decided to sell. The jury sympahized with the PLAINTIFF
and rendered q verdict in his favor OF $5,6s5.
Tho Democratic Union Association whose headquarters
the Of Twenty second and Broadway
held public meeting last evening. There large
number OF distinguished gentlemen present Mr. Pyne pro.
sded and after appealing TO the audience for pecunary
aid to carry the Canvass speech, condemnatory OF
the cts Of the administration and declaring The present
contest abolition was delivered by Hon Sanford
Church. Mr.. James Galiatn read lengthy address
The stock market opened with . strong downward
tendency yesterday but recovered part Of the decline
In the afternoon; and closed with buoyant tendency.
Gold excited and aer opening At 2l5 sold down TO
205x, and closed at 20sx.
The radical changes the gold quotations yesterday
exerted decidedly unsettling tendency in commercial
circles and almost total abstinence from bust
TRANSACTIONS Foreign merchandise was entirely
nominal and the difference between the views OF buyers
and sellers In nearly all cases marked. Domestic
produce was about unsettled, though rather moro
done, at lower range Of prices. On Change the -four
market was less active and Soc. 15c lower. Wheat dc
clined t0c = l5c., with . limited demand. Corn was
dull and &c . Sc. lower. Oats lower Pork was less
active shade Beef and lard less active and
pi ices scarcely orm whiskey dull and lower.
treighls continued extremely dull
The market for beet cattle heavy this week. and
prices for ell except Al steers, which n
moderate supply. The aggregate supply was very large.
however but most Of the cattle were common TO fair
The range Of prices unusually wide. the poorest
selling 80. and the best st 1ocan outside prcs
The bulk OF the offerings went at from l2c 10 1sc pcr
per pound. Mich cows unchanged. vssIs were In
fair demand At s3sc 10 12c. 1aKc. Sheep and lambs
sold at from 81 to 50 each. Hogs been active
prices higher until yesterday, whom they were
quoted from lie l3c The total receipts 68S
beeves lao cows sos veals "a 7o7 sheep aud lambs
and IL, 733 hogs.
The News from GcOrgia-Hood I'm Re-
treat Once More.
As will be seen by the despatch OF Mr.. Dana,
the War Department is once more in communi-
cation with General Sherman. 1t needs but
this simple fact to assure the country that all is
right with our Southwestern army for Hoods
only chance to do harm Law in the possibility