The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-02
EUROPE.

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EUROPE.
BY special telegram through the ATLANTIC cable, dated
10 London, November 30-in the evening-we have
extended review Of the position OF the leading securities
the Stock Exchange with reflection of the tone OF
Ghe London and Liverpool markets the Of the
month
Our report by tho cable is dated yesterday, Do
csmber l.
Martial law has been proclaimed IN Limerick city and
county.
II was reported in London yesterday that James
Stephens had arrived In Paris, and .secreted' in
that city.
British gunboats still being despatched TO Ireland
No arrests OF Fenians have, are told, been
made
The Omitted States Minister in Paris read Secretary
edwards cable despatch the Mexican question to
Napoleon II is said that It contained requirement"
that France fulfil her obligations. The Emperor made
no reply
Tho United States iron-clad Miantonomoh, and six
other American vessels In the port OF Lisbon, pre-
preparing 10 sail. sDesination unknown"
Queen Victoria assisted the unwilling Of the Albert
statue in Wolverhampton, aud enjoyed enthusiastic
reception
Conso,s werc at S9H for money in London yesterday
American securities with tho exception OF i've t~enties
declined Fve-twenties closed at TOYS.
The Liverpool cotton market without quotable
coange Yesterday. Breadstuns somewhat easier.
THE CITY.
The charter election for Comptroller members OF the
City ceaacii school officers takes place Tuesday.
last Of the candidates in nomination is published in
columns this morning.
grand mass meeting OF the friends Of Richard r.
Connolly, the regular democratic nominee for Comptrol.
Ter held at the Cooper Institute last evening Ad
drssses wess made BY Mayor Hoffman, James r. Brady,
A. 0aksy Hail and others
Tho second convention Of the French Canadians in the
United States held last evening a. Clinton Hall Re-
solutions condemning the policy and tyranny Of Eng.
land, her attempted sncroachmen,s on this country
and tho ard given BY her to our enemies we're unani-
mously adopted The confederation scheme opposed
and annexation advocated and very strong expressions
Of sympathy for ireland delivered by many OF the
apeakers and embodied In the resolutions The assem-
blage adjourned 10 meet again At tho third annual
vsntlon Of the society.
Mr.. John v. Cockroft, Of the Nassau Bank was
robbed Of $1,000 yesterday, by some four or i've EEL
lows while entering the door Of the General Post ONCE
One Of tho supposed accompces the theft, named
Ogie. was arrested, and committed TO the Tombs by
Justice Bowling.
James H. Greatrex who Ia charged with having manu-
featured forged of the Union Bank OF Scotland
Glasgow, brought up for examination yesterday be-
fore Commissioner Newton. quantity OF docuinenta
~ evidence In reference to the proceedings
before the scotch courts having been put in Mr. Acxan
der Mccall, superintendent OF the Police Glasgow was
examined at considerable length II was deposcd, In
the course Of tho examination that the prisoner who
. married man, had ned from Scotland with young
woman named Weir, who had been in his employment
and on their arrival In New York. lived together under
fhe assumed name of Parker The further hearing OF
sbe case was adjourned till Monday
Tho investigation OF tho charges against the Conn
trcier was continued yesterday orson Blunt and other
witnesses were on the stand but the developments made
BY their evidence was not OF any special interest
The wills OF The following persons admitted
probate during tho past week ogden Rogers Charles
banda, Ole Peterson, Jane Il. Watson Robert McNair
Frank a. l. Umsted, Mary A. Sportsman Bennett
Chrcstman, Hannahete Messcroc, Barbara Rohrbacker
Charles A. Heckschcr, Abraham d Clement, Ernest
Richter, NJ Nichols
In the surrogatos Court or Brooklyn las, week the
wills Of tho persons named below admitted pro
sie--sarah Bowdsn Daniel J. Blsuveit, Elizabeth Ma
gse. OF Brooklyn. and Edmund Reunty, New Utrecht
Letters Of administration granted the estates Of
tho following named persons :-Richard Wrenn Maria
Jackson. Matthew Barr Ludwig Graf, Kate Blauvslt,
Phoebe johnson, Hannah Fsbursh and Thomas Fanigan
OF Brooklyn
rhs stock mako, was nrm yesterday, bu, dnll Gold
was also nrm and closed At 1Six.
There was but little activity In commercial circles yes
hdAy aud prices for both foreign and domestic mer-
chsodise we're generally lower Cotton rather more
steady Coffee was quiet and almost nominal ON
'rhanse hour was duh and loc q 25c. lower Wheat
rwas IN limited demand and 10. &C. lower. Corn dc.
cned &C. Be-, with but lto doing at the concession
Dss were dull and scarcely firm Pork was dull and
heavy. Beef was hcavy. though not quo,ably lower
lard was quiet and trnc castor Freights were quiet,
but srm Whiskey was dull and no minsl
MISCELLANEOUS.
Our correspondence from Buono. Ayres contain. fan
particulars OF the recent battle a, Fort Curupai,v bc.
twcsn the Parasuayans and the allied forces in which
tae defeated with heavy los Tho for, Al.
Enough assaulted by nect Of vessels on ono ada ana
20 trmy OF twenty thousand on the other rsmai,.
comparatively unframed General Flores on re,urnn,
D. ,uievidco with his troops, dsbanded them and r.
eamsd his civil duties Provisional Governor OF nm
auay The Brazilian wounded, Il Ia said were murdered
p,er tho battle by the Psrsguayaus although the Arseu
bns wounded were turned 10 their comrades The
Arugusyan Congress adjourned on October 4
our Yokohama Japan dates TO the 9Th OF October
Arss Batch BRIG Duodecmo was lost In Van Diemau's
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