The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-11
Receipts or SaIos OF the New York Daily
Newspapers.
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The Montreal Companys steamship Hibernian arrived
Father Point yesterday with European dates to the
LIST nsve days later than those previously received
The continued retirement Of Queen Victoria from
public lfe and the perssency with which she devotes
herself to the Inauguration of memorials to her late hus
band again exciting comment in the English press
The Atlantic Telegraph Company had determined to
issue contracts for cable and the insurance agents
had recognized the resolution of the company
tempt to pick up the dropped cable during the year
fatal to the late project, and had set about paying the
insurance claims made upon them.
Continental politics has furnished develop
ments, with the exception Of a ministerial crisis in
Portugal
Some phases in the interminable schleswig
Hosten dispute have been reached equally as ntermina
bio as those preceding them.
Nothing appears TO have been received in Europe
respecting the actual progress of the in South Amer
The Emperor of Brazil in his journey take
mand Of the Brazilian army had proceeded far st.
Gabriel
United States fvetwenty bonds quoted In the
London money market the LIST inst. at 6sh &c.
British consos stood at ssH SszS American cotton
had advanced Nd per lib.
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Advicos from the Rio Grande via New Orleans on the
I'd instant give the for the removal of
the French troops Of Maximians army from Matamo-
and vicinity and their substitution by native sol
dier the disposition of the French officers to give and
take offence One Of these gentry who some time ago
wrote insulting pompous and silly letter to General
Brown. the American commander at Brownsville Texas,
has, IL Is said been dismissed from the imperial army
Previous reports that officers lately belonging tho
bayo hoap giva nds
Msximilian's service contadicted.
The proclamation Of Provisional Governor Hamilton Of
Texas issued the 10th ult and heretofore noticed
the HERALD appears in full paper this morning
II lays down the regulations and prescribes the plan
whereby the people Of tho State shall be enabled
the oath Of amnesty and allegiance to the national
government and qualify themselves to vote for delegates
TO the State Convention and to sit in that body Tho
chief justices and clerks Of the county courts to
sute the boards In the several counties for administer
ing the oath and keeping list Of the Of those
who subscribe It, and for the performance Of this duty
they required to be in session at least day In
each week till their work is accomplished The Cover
concludes by earnestly urging the citizens to
forward with alacrty and tako this primary step In tho
work Of restoring their civil government
The extended sketch OF Canada and Canadian poItca
Affairs which appears in columns this morning will
be found most engrossing 1t shows how the struggle
there between democracy and arisocracy, between
pubcanism and Imperialism, is rapidly approaching
crisis the evident tendency OF which towards the
alton OF the provinces this country It furnishes
exposure Of the policy Of Great Britain and her
efforts by Of establishing powerful land naval
armaments In her colonies along northern border
and by cndeavorng them the confederation
coalition TO set up this continent empire check
tho great American republic In Its Of FREQ govern
mont and civilization.
grand banquet was given last Saturday night in
MeadvIe Pa on the Atlantic and Great Western Rail
road tho English capitalists who arrived in this city
on Tuesday last and who tour OF inspection
OF the public works and other enterprises Of this coun
try and Canada Some Of these gentlemen are largely
interested the Atlantic and Great Western road and
assisted materially in its construction. Mr. lie Homme-
dieu presided the banquet and Mr. Reynolds former
president Of the road made the speech welcoming the
distinguished suess which was responded 10 on their
behalf by Sir Morton Peto. other speeches were also
made and, together with these, the handsome decora.
ons Of the ROOM and the good things set before the COM
pany, q rare evenings treat was enjoyed
The One Hundred and Sixty NTH regiment OF New
York Volunteer raised In this city, and known a. the
Second regiment Of Duryees zouaves arrived here yes
terday from Charleston c. where they were for some
time In confinement in consequence Of difficulty with
the negroes there which they got into Previous TO
leaving Charleston however the men had their arms
restored 10 thom and the regiment has been honoraby
discharged.
Richard D. Pool formerly leuten'l colonel OF the
Fourth Alabama rebel regiment, an recen'y released
from Fort Warren, yesterday nmitied b lHstice
Dodge on charge Of having attem ID to pass y
OF an uptown hotel worthless dollar bill pportns
70 be the Of the Allegheny County Bank, OF Mary
land other worthless bills found In the prisoner
possession.
Andrcas Hansen, known as tho Prussan Giant was
yesterday morning among the notable objects Of arrasn
rnept in the Tombs Police Court, having been arrested
An tbe Fourth ward m nrevious night In helplcs