The New York herald., 1864-11-02

affairs before his constituents 10 England He says
that The Union troops the whole rebel territory
then only will political troubles begin in tho United
States.
The rebel aid bazaar continued 10 successul operation
In Liverpool.
England nnds n difficult TO her navy fully. aud
the attraction Of 10 the American naval service
Ia cited as leading cause
Gloom and heaviness continued 20 prevail In CONNER
cia circles In England Two liverpool nrns had failed In
addition 70 those reported by the City OF Manchester
Several failures had occurred 10 Manchester, including
the house Of Barrett Wilson, calico printers.
There was dull and declining market for American
securities In London United States nvetwsntes, or
coupons show decline OF and half per cent on
the week. Erie Illinois Central Railroad shares gave
way one dollar.
The liabilities involved 10 the failures iu Rio Janero
and other towns In Brazil foot up eleven millions OF
pounds sterling
Peace stiIl delayed between the Germans aud Den
mark by the consideration OF soms minor question
Madrid journals urge the Spanish government to retain
possession the Chncha Islands pledge that Peru
will afford satisfaction TO Spain.
The Emperor and Empress Of Russia were staying in
the south OF France ,....
Consols closed in London, the 2lst Of October M
sss. ASK for money. Tho Liverpool cotton market
du with litto inquiry and closed with weak prices
the 2ls OF October Breadstus were very dull and
looking downward. Provisions were quiet and steady
MISCELLANEOUS NKws
We have advices from Japan. dated At Kanagawa on
the l5n OF August s reported that the United states
steamer Monitor from Hokadadi. ran into bay east OF
Nagasaki in stress Of weather for fuel While here she
suddenly fred by a native battery and infantry
men stationed behind screens the shore Twenty
four balls hit the vessels side. bat person
was injured Tho Monitor ran out OF range southwark
when she was fred on by another battery. She then
opened from Parrot guus and shcled the rst bat
terry and adjacent village, setting both on FIRE. she
also burned several port bulkheads, panks and some
bales Of hemp The bay said TO be in the territory Of
the Nagao. twas thought that the rich port OF ossca
would be opened 20 foreign trade by the Daimos
acling IN opposition 10 the Tycoon.
From san Diego have the important Intelligence
that the Sp uish government disposed conclude
treaty 0! peace with the 5omnicans Spanish
vessel at Cape Hay with commissioner on board,
en- owered TO treat with Mr. Alfred Deeen, Dominican
patriot exile. An armstice would soon be agreed
upos preparatory to the negotiation of peace treaty
Spain had given up the idea OF subugatng tho Domni
Gaze and it thought that she could at all maintain
her honor in the eyes OF the other Powers OF Europe she
would retire from the contest alter accepting terms that
no Dominican leader could object to.
The Turks Island San1ard Of the 18th OF October says
the quantity OF salt gathered OF late having been much
smaller than anticipated and this years. crop alto
gether very small oue proprietCrs who stored their
salt have been holding for higher price, leaving the
market mostly in the hands Of these who had their sails
exposed AS the quantity hand Is small and there is
probability OF s being materially increased the pricc
advanced to fifteen cents with half favor OF
purchasers at the other porls OF the colony.
The Jucksopan or old line democrats, opposed to
the Chicago PLATFORM met 10 convention at Cooper Insti
tutc yesterday and the largest meeting held since
the beginning OF this exciting Presidential contest
senbed last evening at the same place. The ball
denselg thronsed ii response to call issued by nun
ber OF distinguished members OF the old democratic
party, who have set aside the Chicago platform. Hon
Francis Cutting presided. Major General Dix read an
address the democracy OF Union upon the or
the Speeches made by Messrs. +. B.
Cutting, Edwards pierrepont and Major General Sickles
The address and report Of the speeches will found 10
another part of to days paper
The War ksges, . republican organization got up for
the purpose Of promoting the election OF Abraham Lncon
have been making preparations for time for grand
torchghs processon but seem to be unfortunate in the
selection OF day. They already made three post
popements Tie procession first arranged for Non.
day evening; but, owing 10 lack Of material put
OF tn to-day On Of democratic meeting to
was postponed til tomorrow. Another democratic
meeting found TO be down for thursday there
the procession again stands further adjourned till
Friday evening.
The Board OF supervisors were engaged yesterday bal
oting for inspectors and registers Of election. has
the custom in the Board ballot for candidates
dominated by each Supervisor for Office from bis own
district. This courtesy being not extended TO VIM. c.
Conner yesterday be sent in bis resignation. which
laid on The tahie. Supervisor Come. did hold his
place in The Board afterwards. The appointments are
now made FOR MI the wards except two.
passenger ard cattle train in collision the
lafayette and Indianapolis Railroad, six miles south OF
the hrsi named place. Monday evening, and thirty
persons we're killed and between twenty and thirty
wounded. A majority OF the sufferers were soldiers
Among the killed Hev H. T. wiuans OF the Sanitary
Commission
meeting Or The Horticultural Association took paes
last evening. specimen pear called the ST. German,
grown BY M. Leroy, OF rars France, exhibited.
II large middle sized lurnip. some hse speci
mems OF apples grown in Massachusetts, and other
splendid fruits also exhibited. beautiful srec-
Q, the feather cockade flower exhibited like
wise II resembles the red cockaie sonctlfaes In
caps OF military companies Rev Dr. osgood delivered
au address horticulture its conuexon With mental
culture lie showed 10 very aoe the come ION
between useful end tho beautiful in botany that
The culture Of fruit ard towers should always be with
view 10 obtain wisdom from nature well as inferior
profit lie pronounced the garden as the best Of all sym
uas!gns. Of thanks 10 Dr. osgood terminated the
proceedings.
Henry Cub and lohn Thompson got into quarrel
Monday night, At the corner OF Cherry and New Cham
bers streets when the latter stabbed his antarons,
the er lung which csused his death the nexi morning
after his removal TO the City Hospital Thompson
arrested and now awaits examination
In the divorce Of Gage w. Gage, where the hue.
band sues for divorce on the ground Of adultery,
tior made yesterday before Judge Leonard for ali
mony lbs counsel FOR Mr. Gage opposed the motion on
the ground ita. the lady had allowance OF dollars
week since the reparston and that the husband
unable % pay hsr any more as be was agent
working salary. The Court took the papers and re-