The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-01

Fui, details II his remarkable gwen in
other column.
Earl Russell the pres Minister Cor Foreign Asirs,
Is spoken 81 a Lord faln,er>'on's successor.
All stocks hud declined the London money market.
United States Iye-wen.,es quoted the Goth MT.
At s4,i a az, and .rt.h co,.o's al 80 ssis for
money "a
MISCELLANEOUS.
Oespaich hes from correspondents In NJ Paso and
Mstamoos Mexco dated respectively the 10th Of Sep
tember and the .il OCTOBER brought b n. steam
ship Northern Light. which arrived here last esening
from New Orleans Though not late our teiegrams
In yesterday morning issue they contain siderable Of
interest regarding the struggle progressing in that
country. Al the date Of Ma;amoros letter a hgln
had been going for four days before that town be-
tween the bciraguered imperial garrison and thir
publican foes and from the skilfu which the
operations Of tho latter conducted different from
those OF all previous attacks, inferred that they
led by American officers. Al FL Paso IL WAS be-
levei that the nperalsts had abandoned The design Of
endeavotng dsodge Juarez from thar place.
and that he would not be inerercd with for consider
able time Al least. An address had been received by hun
from democratic as-oration in Antwerp, Belgium,
pressing sympathy with his and condcmoing the
sending out Of soldiers by the Belgian government TO
assist Msniiiau 10 i said that Marshal Bazaine has
ordered tho w hdaw1l Of ali French troops Of tho i'm
periai army from the Rio trande 10 avoid The chances
of diDcoIiy with tho United States The imperals;s
received very cooly in the city and State fchn
hua ny the inhabitants who generally declined a-scc a
tioa with the invader.
Havana aiyccs by the steamship Eagle, 10 the
2st OF October The funeral Of Don Francisco bago.
prominent gentleman OF Cuba. who died recently
New yors. took place in Havana the 10Th nt. aud
was attended by = large asscnbage or people II was
fha
take her dopsriurc from Havana Cor this country The
city connued hoslthy cholera not having made iis
psasuce notwithstanding previous rumors Al vessels
fIcm Spain were still put ia close quarantine.
The Secretary of State has submitted TO the Secretary
Of the Navy copy OF the official order OF the British
Z government rcni1yiug all rcHriciions on American
stiooa vessels IN Engh ports snd Mr. weIles Is there
fore requested by Mr. inform naval officers
tina. heuccfoh thu liberal hospitality and courtesy,
before the a'e rebe,ion viii be expected 10 be shown
By the navy 81 this country 20 lat OF Great Britain.
10 10 understood that British naval commanders in the
Pacific haze received orders irom their government TO
cruise In seach Of the rebel pirate Shenandoah We
nolnccd 10 tho Hsa,ip some time aga that the
mander OF Gu English vessel had sailed from Spanish
American Pacific por 10 pursuit ~ the Shenandoah de-
ciaring hls detcrnnaion starting 70 treat her IL
found only a pirate.
A despatch from Columbia South Carolina u Monday
ntradicis previous REPORTS that Wade Hampton had
been chosen Governor or that state and announces that
returns from all the districts show that Jane. t. orr
formerly Speaker nc Tn. national House az Representa-
uves has bsea elected by Ave huudred majority. The
south Cssoina Legislature has chosen Provisional Gov
ernor Perry United states senstor FOR the Ions term
Il n reported that the Georgia Convention has unani
ousy adopted the ordinance declaring slavery abolished
and forever prohibited In The State
The releases OF John Mitchell, noticed In yesterday $
HERALD was appears, conceded by President Johnson
the solicitation OF the members Of the fenan Congress,
and delegation OF thai body appointed to visit wash
ingon express ther tbanks for this ctof Exccn
1--WE ccmency Tho President. in reply 10 the remarks
Of Mr. Roberts who spoke behalr of the delegation
said :-"we could not remember Mr. Mitchel's American
career; hut we were anxious, az mark OF respect
and compliment TO the large section of countrym
with whom Mr. Mitchell previously identified, to
yield N their expressed wishes that regard"
Pierre Souie, OF Louisiana, Is announced as having
been pardoned by the President on Monday.
Government commissioners have Just concluded trea.
ties in council held at the head waters Of the Little
Arkansas river, with the Arnpahoe, Cheyenne Kiowa,
Camauche. Caddo and Apache tribes Of Indians, the
widest Of tho western plains
Tho excitement in Canada over the unprecedented re.
Man invasion continues A Toronto paper announces
tina, tho provincial government l. organizing army n
forty thousand TO guard the frontier and deposors
withdrawing their funds from the banks through fear Of
o raid on those Institutions.
Tbs proo,ans,,ao Of Governor Fso.oo. noticed IA on