The New York herald., 1864-10-13


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The vote u Maryland shows the probable adoption by
the people Of the new anti slavery constitution.
salute OF one hundred guns fred In the Park
about har.past six O'Clock last night Ia honor OF the
republican election victories in Indiana and Ohio, The
gunners banged away in the midst OF rain storm, with
some dozen hardy people spectators and listeners
Roger b. fancy, Chief Justice Of the United States
Supreme Court died Washington at eleven O'Clock last
night. after an Illness OF only few days duration.
The steamships Edluburg and Erin, from Queenstown.
arrived at this port yesterday Our European files by
the Jurs reached this city from Quebec yesterday Tho
papers are dated the 3oh OF September and contain
details Of lbs ,esgraphc news report to that day.
lem Mace arrived in Dublin, Ireland tue Goth OF
September Tue nght with Joe Coburn to take place
ay the 4h Of October. Mace from Wales
where he had been "putng n tho finishing oucaes Of
his training number Of the celebrities OF the prize
ring had reached Dublin, and complete arrangements
de for reporting the battle Six 10 four was gyco
on Mace The day o! hi: arrival
The steamship Eagle from Havana. has brough. 40
city Of Mexico TO September g. 10 the mental digestion
OF which it will perhaps be prudent the par OF road
make allowance for their French and Spanish coi
oring. republican force OF four thousand under 0te
ga CarvaM, Negrets and Saton is said TO have been
defeated tho 2lst ult. Durango, by the aston
ishingy small number OF only six hundred impcriass.
reported to have lost 1ve hundred killed
and wounded hundred and thirty prisoners and
twenty cannon, while tho mperiasts only suffered to tho
lsrl~ rn. cAnA
Other fights OF smaller proportions resulting or
adversely 10 the republican forces, mentioned Com
munication with the rronch expedition the Pacific
coast expected, would DO opened. II s said
that passengers safely travel through from Vera
Cruz to the capital Generals vdaurl and Quirosa
publicly given their adhesion to the empire There
ports that MaximiliaH who had been making tour OF
his douinons. assassnated; that Aatannor.s had
been occupied by the Freuch and that President usrez
had abdcated in favor Of Ortegs Pierre Souie arrived
at Vera Cruz on the 22d OF last month.
We have news TO the Sth Instant from Havana. by
the steamship Eagle. which arrived here yesterday
United states gunboat Shenandoah arrived there
the goth uitmo, with Is said, . request from our
government for tho delivery board OF Appleton
Oaksmith, charged with being engaged 10 the slave
trade. lhe Cuban police ct 10 work. but
failed to Ind tho alleged criminal. Mexican gentle
is said 10 havo recently arrived 10 Havana route
TO New York, bearing from the Emperor Maxmilian
letters to The Mexican General Dobiado. 10 Ibis city.
guaranteeing him safe conduct to the Mexican capital
There very little fever In the harbor Of Havana
No later news from ST. Domingo furnished By this
arrival
All efforts fer . peaceful settlement o! the dinicu.
the republic of Uruguay and the empire Of
Brazil having failed TO reach satisfactory result the
envoy OF the latter has given notice tha, Its
md taxi for al
wrongs suffered by Brazilian SUBJECTS from rcprisas
persons and property By ctizens OF the republic Tho
advices from South America may therefore, contain
Of another between Spanish American Powers.
Nothing later yet been heard In this city OF
steamer Roanoke which sailed from Havana the 29,h
o. last month. The Eagle, which arrived hsre yessr
day. broush. no lntellgenQs ef shs missing vessel The
oaeers OF the Eagle entertain the opnlon that she has
been captured By rebel pirates WHO wore on boa Of
Is PASSENGER c--;' HsS.5> 1s3S
1he sleSisM Mentioned In AIesdays HssALs ss being
ashore Sunday evening last ca Lookout
tho North Carolina coast. BY the ccos Of the trans
port Dudley Buck proves to be the Aphrcde fon New
York for New O.ieans, with seamen and Marines Five
men drowned. All the rest wols saIcy landed
Cedar Island miles north OF Cape Lookout where
at last accounts the vessel ashore Soe and
Of her cargo viii be lost
Tho Board Supervisors mot yesterday and appoint
Registers OF Election for all the wards of the city bat
Twestieth, and then adjourned to Monday neIt-
Tho two hundredth anniversary of tns surrender of
this city and its surrounding province TO tho English
BY the Dutch aud the attendant changs or OF
former from New Amsterdam AID the Inter from New
Netherlands both 10 New York, was celebrated last
night al Cooper Institute: and the rain
there was . large assemblage Of ctizsus. The most
prominent feature the exercises intere:t sting
paper read by Or. Brodhead, giving . history OF the
trangfer from the other Of the con
ditiou OF The colony at that time.
Tho public Indignation 10 consequence o. tho 10
city and stage faro continues 70 increase. pas
sengers plumply refusing TO pay tho additional do
nanasd by the railroad companies Two geatlemen
yesterday paid under protect afterwards made
men, their 10 Mayor Gunther, who promised 70
bring the subject 70 attention Common Council
or the District Attorney.
The Eccntng Express resumed yesterday
before Judge DAILY The plaintiff Mr.. s. Clark is st
IN the stand and IL undergoing rigid minsiion
q. the hands OF the counsel for the defence. u
likely tha. the will be finished much before Friday
evening.
In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday Hester Oar
roll domestic 10 the employ Of Nrs. Fiunsy. 10 Lv
iuestou pscs, charged With stealing pccketbook con
tanisg twepty.av dollars the lssh Of June PLEADED
guilty % pesty larceny A. she oosfsssed ber gull. and
returned the money, aud that vss her A<s offence,
Judgment Was suspsndsd. Eliza Scott pleaded guilty 70
an lodcsmso. shsrging 9I yip f!audulsqi rsesyInf
som Of money from sherman Ruussman. sfS Greenwich
street, on The 1esh f September ms Court suspended
seotsucA william Klein was placed oo trial charged
with eloniously receiving quaatity ass charged 10
have bsso stolen from ths sstablIshnsns Of kossrs
Nattiuslss q. BY Robert Bohler cayman 10 thcir
employ. Some oe The niss found II lbs prsoaSs
possession but thsy mol positively dsosned shs
jury acquitted ths accused
An intsreasins ana important bank hii robbery CASE
was yesterday brought before Police Jassics Downs IL
Apru last the Pesdsut ana Cashier Of The First Nstosa
Bank OF North Bessngtou, Vermont, came TO thIs city
aud put up at the Astos House. They had with them
q large number Of unsigusd bills H their bank.
One day, On going down 70 dinner, they isft