The New York herald., 1866-08-31

tional line, will sail from pier No AZ North river TO-
morrow Saturday. at twelve O'Clock, for Liverpool,
touching n Queenstown.
The stock market was duh yesterday. Governments
were lower. Gold closed at 147SaA.
There but little activity in business circles yester-
day, and the movement in trade was, on the whole,
sluggish. The markets were drm as general thing,
however especially for imported goods Domestic pro-
duce was Irregular but generally firm. Coffee was quiet
but unchanged Cotton quiet and scarcely 30 frm
On Change choice and inferior grades OF -four were 10c
Csc lower. Wheat declined %. 4c while oats were
duh and heavy Corn 1c. a &c. lower. Pork was
quiet Beef steady Lard was dull and heavy.
whskey was more active. Freights were dull and
heavy.
Our Matamoros, Mexico, correspondence is dated
August IT, The cause of the recent revolution which
displaced Carvsal and made Canales Municipal Governor
traced the general dislike towards the form or man
tested by all Mexicans In the city This dislike Ia caused
by his having beseged the city formerly for three
months and his American procvities, he having
during his recent command in Matamoros, gathered
around him staff Of American ex-rebels II is now
feared that Cortna will make an attack for the purpose
Of assuming command himself over the coveted city.
The French Consul at Brownsville offers transportation
to Vera Cruz 10 all French citizens who wish to leave
the country One cargo of this class has already gone
French man-of.war had seized the American bark
Francis Palmer for smuggling and had carried her to
Mazatlan The Saranac and Shawnee will be to in
vestigate the matter.
Advices from Turks Island, dated at Grand Turk on
the 1lth Of August report brisk demand for salt the
quantity cleared the different custom houses in the
week being fifty thousand bushels Price cents.
The funeral Of Dean Richmond took place at Batavia
yesterday The ceremonies at the church and the grave
very imposing and there large attendance Of
public bodies, societies and friends.
The discomfort among the Canadian militia at their
treatment by the provincial government Is increasing
Nearly the whole force have expressed their dssatsfac
tion with the service Ten thousand troops 1t Is re-
ported, are awaiting transportation In England for the
colonies. Contracts for obtaining large supply Of
American breach leaders will be made, but Of what
patent Is not stated
In the trial of Judge smith by the special session of
the State Senate at Albany yesterday evidence for the
taken. Judge Smith himself the
stand during the day The trial will probably be finished
10 day.
The trial of the five persons charged with the robbery
,f an Adams express the New Haven railroad in
January last, continued in Danbury Wednesday.
Thomas Clark Of the robbers who already
ng term for the offence turned States evidence and
his evidence in court It directly duplicates all of
he parties in the transaction.
Our Richmond correspondent states positively that the
body Of Colonel Dahgren of General Kilpatrcks saf
who killed In q raid on Richmond in March, 1854,
recovered but that the body given his friends
was q fictitious one; palmed of for some purpose un-
known.
Governor Ward issued proclamation yesterday con-
venng the Legislature Of New Jersey on the 10th Of
September to ratify the constitutional amendment and
hll the Senatorial vacancy.
There sixty-three deaths from cholera in ST.
Louis yesterday, fourteen In New Orleans on Wednes
day. and two IN Mobile within the last Eve days In
Memphis the disease is still increasing There we're
twenty deaths from II in that city yesterday.