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

on board Tho ds.sess In yeAAs oonusuea No relia-
BILE news has been received from the seal Of war.
Our files from Bermuda dated 70 the 9th OF No
vember. The Royal ;aseae Of that day says-Her
Msjestys roopshp Oronle Captain Hire left on Satar
day last for Cork Ireland Cor orders. having on board
the second battalion second Queens regiment under the
command OF Colonel Verge.
The Judges OF the Queens Bench in Toronto, Canada,
delivered an opinion yesterday adverse to the appca
tlon for new trial for Lynch, Mcsiahon, School and
Steven four OF the Fenans condemned TO be hung on
the 18Th inst There are, therefore, legal TECHNICAL
ties in the way Of their execution ON the day fixed
There great fears OF another raid on Sweetsburg
from the Vermont border strong feeling arising in
favor OF annexation to the United Ststes
1t stated at the Fenan headquarters in this city
yesterday that Head Centre Stephens has not yet left the
country he having been in Boston, where
consultation with three prominent shipowners Large
orders for rifles have recently been given
to manufacturers of arms In Boston, the being
tensibly intended for the ''Emperor Of China.n
1t is now confidently stated In Washington that the
object OF the government in interfering In Mexican
affairs not to establish protectorate Mexco but
TO form an alliance offensive and defensive with Juarez
and parties assert that the grant of Lower California
certain Americans is the motive power OF the affair.
Our Washington dispatches say that Secretary McCui
loeb has been quietly selling the Treasury gold
days. and that the matter will DO subject for Con-
gressi0nal discussion.
The republican members Of Congress held CAUCUS
last night at Che Capitol Thad Stevens presided The
question OF appointments TO and removals from Office
WAS discussed and recommendation unanimously &C.
coded Congress reject all nominations made ON
merely political grounds.
In the Alabama House OF representatives yesterday
Mr. nf N
alter the constitution the State admit Of
dtonal negro suffrage. The conditions are that the
voter shall possess property the amount OF $780, and
shall be able to read the constitution or the State and OF
the United States and write legibe hand, these
dtons holding good also in the Of white Mr..
Brooks closely identified with the Confederate
cause, having expended his last dollar in Its support
and in presenting his bin said that he did
OF policy public good After exciting debate the
bin tabled.
At the convention in Maiden, Mass, which nominated
General Banks for Congress some time ago, it will be
remembered, Mr.. Copeland and others charged the
General with being drunk in Portland Me-, and tho
charge being denied, requested that committee be APP
pointed to visit Portland and investigate the matter
The committee appointed, and, having made their
investigations, have addressed letter to Mr. Cope
land in which they that the charges proven
Fourteen bodies OF persons lost tho ship Coyar
Liverpool, which wrecked on the Oath ult
Pescadero Cal have been washed ashore up Wednes
day last
Advices from Idaho to November II. via San Fran
CISCO represent the Indians becoming very trouble
some.
The portion OF Augusta Me-, which destroyed by
FIRE about fourteen months ago has been wholly rebuilt
An officer Of the army arrived recently at Galveston
with dispatches. and special steamer Immediately
got under way by order OF the government authorities
to carry dispatches II is not known what the
substance OF the dispatches was but the fact of spe
cial steamer being employed to carry them consd
ered in Galveston Indicative Of something important
probably relative to Mexican affairs
There Ss5 registered in the city yesterday
which, in addition to the number registered late
general election, makes total OF 12s, DOG
New Orleans despatch says that disposition s being
manifested through the South TO admit qualified suffrage
impartial as to color, in exchange Tor universal am
nesty.
The Mississippi delegation ntercede the pardon
OF JEFF Davis while visit him Fortress Monroe
recently consoIed him much possible their III
success with the President Among other comforting
condolences they assured him that had the sympat
Of the whole South on his side
Newton CampiOn, who murdered y girl named Mary
Carney in house OF H. fame in Philadelphia last sum
NOR, has been sentenced to be hung and William H.
Mcguire, who murdered girl named Maggie Baer, at the
Continental theatre in that city two years ago has been
sentenced to eight years solitary confinement.
The great suspension bridge across the Ohio At
Cincinnati opened to foot passengers yesterday,
whom 1t estimated fifty thousand persons crossed it,
Tho town Of Coburg, G. w., was lighted Friday
night with gas made from nine wood which is said TO be
more brilliant and economical than the gas formerly
used