The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-09

amounted to 654, principally Germans.
/ Every preeaution has been taken to pre-
vent its spread. The vessel was not
allowed to enter the harbor, and all COM
munication was stopped. A memorial
was sent the President, asking for proper
Quarantine to be established in the seve-
raj ports. 1t is to be hoped that the
spread has been etfectually arrested.
Advices from Europe on the 18th inst.
say that the arrangements for the funeral
of Lord PaImerston had been completed.
The funeral will be conducted in most
private manner by the expressed wishes
of the deceased. 1t would take place
on the afternoon of the 18th of October
at Romsey, in Hampshire. There would
be no lying in state, but several of the
Cabinet would attend the funeral.
Earl Russell has been called upon to
form pew Ministry.
An adjourned meeting of Confederate
bond-holders was held in London on
the 18th ult., in the course Of long
correspondence with various parties the
committee ascertained from Messrs.
Schroeder & Co. that the amount of Bonds
in circulation at present was 6, 41S,S 800.
Mr.. Fleming, the Queens counsel, gave
the opinion that it was the privilege of
the United States to disallow and reject
it.
There We're no fresh cases Of the
cholera.
The Archbishop of Dublin has adj
dressed letter to the clergy, in which
he denounces alike Fenianism and Or
angeism as great moral evils arising
from human folly and wickedness.
There was an immense gathering of
workingmen at Patterson, n. j., on the
I'd inst Thevarious Trades Associations
We're represented. Addresses were de-
livered by Jonathan Finchcr, Michael
Stephens, John II. Fry, and Lewis
Frome. There was great enthusiasm
and unity of action. Eight hours were
decided to be a legal days work, and it
wa, resolved to support only those men
for the Legislature who We're in favor
of making seight hours n legal days
work.
President johnson has telegraphed
the Governor of Georgia that the war
debt Of the State should be repuaiated.
There is reason to believe that Jefferson
Davis will not be brought to trial at all,
but will soon be released and ultimately
pardoned, after consultation with the
most eminent legal talent in the country
in regard to the case. 1t is now believed
that conviction for treason cannot be
secured. No preparation for a trial has
as vet been made. Governor Parsons
of Alabama, leaves here tonight for
New York on his way home. He had
three long interviews with the Presi-
dent in regard to matters in Alabama,
the result ofwhich is entirely satisfactory
to him. The Representatives and Sena-
tors from that State will be here by the
LIST of December, and Gov. Parsons will
probably be one of the latter.-N. Y,
1Neus Washington cor, Sd inst.
| In the Georgia Legislature a reso-
luton was unanimously adopted asking
the President for the pardon and resto-
ration of the property Of Commodore
| Iatnell.
Late advices received state that the
military authorities have relinquished
the government of Savannah to the
Mayor and Council.
The South Carolina Legislature have
elected Col. p. c. Galliard as Senator for
the long term.
An internal machine," which had
been left at a New York hotel exploded
on the 9Th, SCATTERING the front of the
hotel, and breaking all the glass in the
building opposite, and along the square
where the hotel is situated. Two men
were killed and nine persons wounded.
\ Toronto despatch says, Ex-Grand
Master of Orangemen, Gowan, has issued
a manifesto, declaring that the Fenians
are coming, and calling the Orangemen
to arms.