The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-04
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EUROPE.

BY the Atlantic cable have . news and mark eta
report dated yesterday evening, November 3.
Tho Russian army and navy to be raised to q WA
Standard.
Russia is said TO have perfected treaty OF alliance
with Prussia.
Count do Montholon, French Minister In Washington
10 ordered TO Lisbon.
Queen Isabella Of Spain WILL IL rs thought, anticipate
the revolutonsts by coup d'etpt
Austria Is TO conyoke tho Hungarian Diet
The Italian press condemns the late Papal allocution
referring 10 tho national cause.
Count Risacol is about to resign his position In tho
Cabinet of Victor Emanuel
The British government Is to encourage a Nicaragua
transit route perhaps that recommended by Captain
PIN, r. N, 10 Napoleon.
Consols for money were at SOL In London yes,er
day; United Statos nve.twenties, esk.
The Liverpool cotton market active yesterday with
middIng uplands at 154d Breadsu1s were easier and
unchanged.
The whole number OF registered in this city at
the close Of the Registry Board last night hun.
drcd and twenty-five thousand hundred and sixty
two, bong six hundred and Gfty-four more than tho
number 10 1854 The number registered in Brooklyn up
70 Friday reaches forty thousand three hundred
and soveniy-ssx.
radical congressional ratification meeting vas held
10 the City Hall Park Yesterday at which Gen eraI
Hiram waibrldse presided largo crowd collected
drawn together mainly by the fact that General Butler
was advertised to speak large proportion Of tho
crowd consisted OF democrats, who greeted the appear
OF Butler with hisses by continued rproar Of
Kisses for him and chocrs for their favorte
almost drowned his voice large police force was on
the ground however, and prevented actual outbreak
although at time serious disturbance was appre-
bonded As Butler ceased speaking the inter.
ruptons ceased and Horace Greeley Governor Curt a.
Major Hagary, and others addressed the meeting
small republican mass meeting was held last even.
Ing Mt Abingdon square, 10 ray the Assembly and Con
gressional nominations OF tho Sixth district Remarks
were made by Mr.. Horace Greeley, Charles S Spencer,
Judge Paschal OF Texas and others.
democratic ratification meeting held at tho cor
DER OF Thirty fourth street and Park night
Samuel a. Courtney delivered address and resou.
tons embodyng the sentiments OF the party fayoring
the democratic nominations were adopted
Justice Gilbert, OF the Special term OF the Kings
County Supreme Court decided IN the OF Augustus
wheeler VS. the registers OF election yesterday, that
said wheeler has right to vote He was rebel ofnccr
in the late war; but has been citizen OF this State for
year past
The stock market opened lrm yesterday, became 70
yerish and closed strong Gold strong and closed
O, 14sh.
Tho merchandise markets were generaiy duii yes'er'
dsy the fractional advance in the gold premium exert
ing no marked Improvement In prices while the demand
for most kinds Of produce extremely limited Cot
Ton was Inactive Groceries in fair demand and steady
Naval stores dull Petroleum dull and easier Freght'
Quiet Dry goods quiet On Change breads tuna werc
GENERALLY In buyers favor, under limited demand, and
provisions, though without decided change-if we OK
cert pork, which declined decldediy--verc quiet and
steady.
Yesterday was q exciting day In Baltimore An oral
demand and Afterwards . written one, made by the
new Commissioners for possession Of the ofnoes and
property held by the old Board Both demands wore
refused. The state Attorney for tho city made sp.
pucaton 70 Judge Bond for bench warrant 70 nres,
she new Commisslousrs adducing testimony 10 show
that the pesce Of the city was likely 70 be
broken. Judge Bond issued the warrant The
Commissioners were arrested and orousn' os'ore
him. He required them 70 give bail In me sum o.
$4,000 each 70 keep the pssos The new shsrih vas
sss,od Tor oou,smp, Of court and required 70 ave es