The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-08


OF Judge O'Neal.
The election in North Carolina for Governor members
Of Congress and the Legislature and county omoe1 WIN
take place tomorrow
Among the visitors 10 Boston we notice tne name "
Provisional Governor Parsons, Of Alabama Va honoay
last by special invitation number OF VI TINS
city met the Governor and also General wager
Assistant Commissioner OF Freedmens Ana'rs IN AA-
bama TO listen 10 their statements concerning .no oonu
tion and wants Of the State lhe aes'u''on ~ 0en
regions ia yery great appears that unless relief is
aGorded thousands must perish This suffering Is by no
means sonanad 10 the freedmen. As an indication OF
growing interest in subject to which we have repeat
edlv called attention in our columns we are glad TO
learn that our citizens moving In this matter, and
- hold public meeting week in this city
for the purpose Of arousng the people and naugurang
| practical relief measures
Commodore yesterday arraigned before the
! court martial In Washington OF which Vice Admiral
Farragut president charge Of failing to use sum-
| cent exertIon, while In command Of the steamship
NIAGARA to capture the rcbe Stonewal then lying
IN the spanish port or Ferrol The Commodore, be-
pg asked il he had objections 10 any member Of the
court named Captain Alden, and that gentleman was OK
cused from serving without urging response TO the
question OF guilty or innocent the court adjourned till
day TO enable the accused to procure counsel
The insurrecton Of the negroes IN Jamaica, which
commenced in the parish Of st. Thomas in the East APP
pears be much serious affair than 1t was a.
first supposed and the nsurrectonsts are carrying IL on
with great ferocy broke out the 11th Of October
and on the 10th asngc white person renamed in the
parish many Of them having been killed and the re-
mander having fed to their lives. II is
reported that the negroes guilty Of tho out
RACES orturng their prisoners and mutlang the bodies
Of tho dead number Of tho insurrectionss had been
captured and executed by the British authorities and
mart al law had proclaimed by the Governor The
State Department Washington has received official in.
formation facts already gwen in the HERALD re-
rardn two Spanish war vessels having been rendered
the Captain General OF Cuba and accepted by the Eng
sh officials TO queling tho rebellion Our Con-
sui in Kingston, jamaica expresses the opinion that
several months will be required suppress it, aud hopes
that an American war will be sent thither mmc
diately II Is believed that tho outbreak had been in
preparation considerable time and that IS designed
for the determination Of tho whites, of whom there are
only ten in the entire island while the mum
Der blacks mulattocs three hundred and ninety
thousand.
Six chiefs OF the tribe Of Indians yesterday had
conference with the Commissioner of Indian Affairs IN
Washington relative to their difficulties with the Sacs.
Both these tribes placed together by government
On reservation Kansas but the two could not agree
the Foxes removed TO Iowa. where they wish to re-
MAN, their chiefs saying 1t is impossible for them to
live with the Sacs They to have an interview with
| the President soon.
| Governor Curtin. of Pennsylvania, has appointed
| Thursday tho It'll Of December, the day chosen by
President Johnson for the annual Thanksgiving occasion
| in that State.
bill yesterday introduced in tho Senate OF the
Tennessee Legislature to authorize the sale of the
Hermitage estate tho homo Of General Jackson, which
is tho property of the State, excepting two acres sur
rounding the tomb Of the hero providing that the land
be divided into lots and sold to the highest bidder.
| No new cases of cholera in harbor reported.
At meeting OF the Board OF Health held yesterday
was resolved TO have a thorough medical examination
to-day OF tho facts connected with the disease on
board tho Atalana cutter has been rendered
for service to the city authorities by the Secretary OF the
Treasury addition the offer Of the Secretary Of the
Navy, noticed yesterday, Of any unemployed blockade
runner ut the Brooklyn Navy Yard AS there is no
blockade thcro suitable for receiving the unn
fected passengers of the Ataana is supposed that
the old receiving ship North Carolina will DO sent to the
Lower Quarantine for that purpose There was meet.
ing last night Of eminent physicians and citizens to
| devise proper 10 be taken in the event
OF tho cholera making its appearance In the
| city. II proposed TO raise fund Of
| fifty thousand dollars to establish hospitals in
every ward for the reception Of the sick and TO make
other necessary arrangements to the spread Of
the disease Committees appointed, and II was re-
solved to hold larger meeting The steamship
Europe yesterday released from detention at the
Lower Quarantine, and allowed TO to the city.
largely attended meeting Of the New York Historical
Society held Inst evening at the corner Of Second
and Eleventh street. at which interesting paper
the Christian catacombs of Rome was read by Mr..
| william J. Hopkins.
The Society OF Friends otherwise known Quakers,
held meeting last evening in their meeting house in
their ministers from Now jersey who delivered TO them
| an interesting discourse.
! The funeral OF Mr. John r Cooke, the musical
poser and orchestra leader took place yesterday after
4 at Trinity chapel in West Twenty NTH street.
| and largely attended by members Of the musical
and theatrical professions and citizens generally. Mr.
Cooke aged forty -nve and native Of England,
for the last fifteen years Of his life made this city
his place Of residence and professional labor.
The balloon bridal which has been IN contemplation
for 20 long tme will take place this day. the weather
permitting. The names OF the happy pair are Miss
Mary West Allan Of st. Louis and Dr. J. +. Boynton OF
Syracuse.
During quarrel yesterday morning at a drinking
house the corner OF Second and Thirty ninth
street. between two named Daniel Mcdonald alias
Yankee Dan, and John Goodman, the latter as alleged
stabbed the former in the neck causing death soon
| after Goodman was arrested and locked up to await
the result OF coroners investigation OF the natter
| which will take place to-day.
Extensive efforts were made on Monday night TO food
the city with countereis OF the ten dollar bills OF the
Albany City Bank. number Of the bogus notes were
offered by persons different places in Broad
| way, and four men, named Lorimer Payton, David
Fowler, John Walker and William Nelson, were arrested
charges Of attempting TO pass them Yesterday the
accused arragned In the Jefferson Market Police
Court and committed TO await tho result OF further
examination.
Are on Monday night in Binghamton, N. r., Do
stroyed tho Franklin House and other property, alto.
gclher valued at twenty thousand dollars on which the
insurance Is nfteon thousand dollars
The stock market was, on the whole steady yeser.