The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER TO- 1865

mens which they vii, have 70 meet before they can %
restored TO their former position An the Unon including
the abolition Of slavery and the ratification OF inc anti
slavery amendment the constitution the recognition
Of the npiity OF the ordnance Of secession, the
nnda,,on Of Tho rebel debt and the making Of provision
FOR scanning full protection 10 the freedmen In their
| civil rights
The official counting OF the votes for Governor OF
North Carolina took place yesterday. when II appeared
that Mr. Jonathan Worth has majority OF six thousand
seven hundred and thirty he receiving thirtytwe
/ thousand Ave hundred against twenty five thou
| sand eight hundred cast for Provisional Governor
| Holden
despatch received in Washington, from the United
States Consul in Chihuahua Mexico, gives few addi
particulars in regard the evacuation Of that city
by the imperiass heretofore fully confirmed The last
of the imperial troops left there the 18th of October
marching thence southwark, in fulliment OF Maxi
mians PLAN already described in our columns, for
concentration OF his present military force at interior
points.
The scenes incidents adventures alate trip Of one
Of the HERALD correspondents from Matamoros TO Monte
rev. Mexico together with descriptions of the country
people, of the contending military forces and Of his
interviews with both the republican imperial chiefs
graphically presented in his Brownsville letter in
our present issue. OF the party In which corre
army and other American gentlemen, and by both the
republican and imperial officers they shown the
courtesy and given every facility for seeing what
be seen. At Monterey the arrival OF the Amer
cans caused quito a sensation. As representative OF
the army Of great nation, the colonel well as his
companions received the greatest attention from
General Jeannngros, the imperial commander there,
and the Americans resident in the place. long shut out
from with home delighted at arrival
OF their fellow counrymen and Immediately focked TO
their quarters to greet them and express the pleasure
afforded by their visit The entrance into Monterey OF
a colonel Id our army seemed to cast upon that
town the shadow of the power Of the great republic OF
the North elictng the greatest respect from the officials
and inspiring the American with feeling Of
security The French officers and soldiers in Maximans
army, correspondent states have poor opinion Of
the native Mexican soldiers either SIDE and show lit
Tie affection for the service in which they now
&c. M. ....Amcnts previously often made by
correspondents repeated to the effect that the
Mexican people almost unanimously in favor Of the
republican cause and would rise in numbers sufficient TO
drive Macmillan from the country If they could be fur
nsed with arns and assured Of the support Of
goyernment sa'v =: ~ .-s---yJ
The great Monroe Doctrine meeting, which was to
have been held last night at the Cooper Institute,
postponed to suit the convenience of Hon. Henry Win
ter Davis. Of Maryland and the other distinguished
gentlemen who are speak Dne notice will be given
of the meeting, when the date is fixed.
The from the annual report Of the Director of
the national Mint, which publish this morning, win
show that statement far from being the in
terestng of the many important public documents each
year laid before Congress- Notwithstanding the fact that
the gtterng issues of the institution but rarely dazzle
the eyes OF the general public in these days From tho
organization Of the Mint and It's branches 1703 to
the 3Oth Of last month, they coined altogether in gold
silver copper and nickel, nearly nine hundred and six
millions pieces of the total value Of ave hundred
and twenty three and half millions OF dollars.
Some revelations have recently been made
corning the counerfcts Of the hundred dollar
bearing Treasury notes. allusion to which made
in Washington despatch in Fridays HERup. An off,
from the Treasury Department has visited this city,
and believed that he returned in possession Of the
plate from which the fictitious bills wcrc printed.
The case Of the people against William G. Barney,
Benthan Fabian and Captain Reginald Chaunccy,
charged with attempt TO defraud tho internal
Of forty Thousand dollars has been transferred the
United States authorities, and will be tried In United
States court indictments having been found against
them by q United States Grand Jury The up
again before Justice Bowling yesterday morning, when
that magistrate decided that he had jurisdiction IN the
matter but stated that the offence charged was COM
mtsd against the government, he thought II best that
the proceedings against the accused should be conducted
in United States court, and that he would therefore
hand them over to the national officials.
In the United States Commissioners Office yesterday,
further testimony taken In the Of Dr. Gustsf
who charged with attempt poisoning in Toronto
Canada and the evidence for the Canadian government
Was closed
In the Of william Turnure against the CITY, for
damages sustained in injuries to plaintiffs horse and
rage through nhe bad condition OF the Streets Judge
Mullen Of the Supreme Court yesterday gave a verdict
against the Corporation.
The stock Exchange, Nos II and IL Broad street.
formally opened yesterday. The Board Of Brokers
met In the board room, and, after indulging in
several speeches. adjourned 10 the banquet ROOM where
they celebrated the occasion In hearty convvia
ner
Mayor Gunther, rs our readers will remember, in
September 1894 wrote leter intended discourage
immigration to this country from Europe, in which he
stated that certain organized efforts for inducing cmiga
ton were misnamed, and 'sshouid have been called
bait under fraudulent pretences enlist foreigners
and also expressed disrst or national currency,
also represented that tho prospects for aborng men
here very unpromisng The Mayor has recently,
| In rssponse inquiries made BY Mr.. Williams agent
in this cty Of the American Emigrant company written
another letter this subject IN which he says that,
the condition or affairs in this country having entirely
changed he IL now heartily in Of encouraging
migration would assist Il by every lawful means and
would earnestly invite the European laborer TO
hither.
| We visited with another slight snow storm yes
terday which however has left behind It's traces only
sloppy slushy and muddy streets; for the neecy snb
stance, under the influence Of the mild atmosphere
melted almost fast touched the pavemen.s. The
commenced falling about Eve o'clock in the after
noon and continued TO down quito plentfuy until,
| after dark whom II degenernted into rain.
| On Monday last private watchman named Peter Nor
risscy, who observed some boys pur Joining cotton
pier T. North river fred his pistol merely as he alleges
for the purpose Of frightening them but the ball struck
lad named George Kncher living At 1ia Sheriff street,
who sitting by, and wounded him severely
that donfa are his rNcnvarv Mnrrissav