The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-10

had been examined before the magistrates and startling
blood and thunder story contemplated assassinaons
coercion and other nques hurled their heads by
tho prosecuting authorities.
The most significant item Of the news, however is the
oGect which President Johnsons policy is producing
Europe There Is such rush for American securities
that the brokers hardly do business fast enough
United States nvetwenty year bonds have jumped up
two per cent, and closed the 3oth uIt at 10 70
American cotton has also risen considerably In value
and the Liverpool market in the highest degree buoy
ant and excited.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Elections will be held to-day in Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana and Iowa Ohio and Iowa cleo, full State tick ~
The candidates for Governor in Ohio Jacob Doson
Cox, republican, and George W. Morgan, democrat;
Iowa, William b. Stone, republican, and Thomas II.
Benton. J, democrat The Legislature TO be elected
day the latter State viii choose United states Senator
70 al Secretary Harlan's unexprcd term. There has
been quite exciting in Ohio and Pcnnsylva
MIA and moderate in Iowa while in Indiana up
Friday last no ticket had been announced by the de-
rnocracy and very little was said or thought OF the coc
ton HH Ma# nnn.
Delegates be elected In Florida to-day attend
the State Convention which is to meet on Wednesday
tho 2jth inst
Ii supposed that the majority OF benjamin G Ham.
phrsys OF Mississippi Is about thousand
In tho Jackson district J. L. Potter the candidate for
the Court OF Appeals opposed the admission Of negro
Testimony, Is elected by three thousand majority
President johnson, during interview which Gcnersl
Rousseau member of Congress from kentucky, yeAier
day had with him regarding the present difficulties there
between tho military and the citizens promised that the
State ahcd be relieved ofboth martial law and tic
coofcd troops and that the abuses Of tho Frecdmens
Bureau should he corrected.
From Tho paso Mcxico corrce pondcnt Of phita-
dephs paper who under date OF August Is started The
report noticed in the HERALp OF the 10th ulL, that Pro
dent Juarcy designed abandoning his country and seek
Ing refuge In the United States, have the
nouncemeni, letter written on the Sd OF September
that his prophecy has been fulfilled and tina, Jnarcz md
all the members q his Cabinet then the Ancri-
side OF tho Grande opposite FL Paso the little
village Of franklin smr
The Fro Omen Bureau In Washington has received
th letter ia fall q Governor shnrkcy, of Mississippi
heretofore alluded TO in the HKaALp In which he taxes
the ground that by the action Of tho convention In
IT, amendments to the State constitution aud It's rccog
milton that slavery has ceased exist NEGROES are
cured the rights OF tcs:ifyng and OF sueing and being
sued IN any court OF justice In The State.
The Cover nnlcnt steamers Rhode Island and Hornet
have been designated by the Navy Department to pro-
coed 10 Havana TO convoy to Washington the ex rebel
ram StoncwaL
IN San Francisco visited Sunday last by very
severe earthquake shocks which shook the whole city,
demolished some buildings, and left their marks in
cracked walls aud broken ceilings half Of the struc
lures in the city. A number OF persons injured,
o by falling walls and the crowdng 10 got out OF h'
churches couacquen upon the excited. The
ciiIation OF the earth sufficient TO cause bell In
tower to ring and to leave assures in the ground in
places two OF three inches WIDE Tho shocks equal
severe al various other the interior Of The State
The captain OF the bark Edwin and Lizzie, which ar
rived nj Halifax NJ 81 last Saturday. reports that or
the 10Th Of September he the telegraph buoy which
was left by The Great Eastern to show where the Aant
cable was dropped Those on board the bark though
tho buoy had become detached from tho cable.
There not being n quorum OF the Board OF Aldermen
present In the chamber yesterday at the hour specified
for meeting, an adjournment sne de ordered.
The Fire Comm ssioners yesterday applied TO TIL
Comptroller for hundred thousand dollars, orderc'
tho payment OF sundry bills, amounting altogether Z
twenty thousand four hundred and foryone dollars dis
banded SIX companies and awarded contracts for thu
alteration OF two engine houses one In East Forfeit
vtrest and the other Mercer street The Board meet
agaia al eleven O'Clock tomorrow.
motion 10 vacae . decree OF divorce granted In sep
tebcr 1894 In favor Of Mrs Gabrielle saetser seains
her husband Alexander sactzer, made before judy
Ingrsham Of the Supreme Court, yesterday afternoon
The grounds Of the application rather novel IN
lady claims Wat the decree obtained by fraud. an
coiusion between the husband and lawyer, who, sh
alleges induced her TO the suit under tn
asacemen that IL was to be merely shaun affair." for u