The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-05
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New York. Friday. October 5, 1866.
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EUROPE.
The news report by the Atlantic cable is dated in Lon
don and Liverpool yesterday October T.
The treaty Of peace between Austria and Italy has been
completed and signed.
The Liverpool cotton market quiet. Mddlng up
lands at 15d.
Consos were quoted at 500 for money in London.
Five-twenties were at 70A.
The mails Of the Nova scotian reached this city from
Quebec Yesterday bringing es dated to the Goth of
September containing interesting details OF cable
dispatches to that morning
THE CITY.
The regular meeting Of tho Chamber of Commerce
was held yesterday. A letter received from Com
modore Rodgers thanking the Chamber for its approval
of his conduct at Valparaiso A resolution unsn
nously adopted appointing committee to consider the
expediency of petonng Congress for total abot on
oil the export duty on cotton. The chairman Of the
committee appointed to tender appropriate reception
10 Mr. Cyrus w. Field his arrival In the city reported
that Mr. Field had not returned to the city up to
that time action had been taken on the matter
The Commissioners Of Charities and Correction held
their regular meeting yesterday. The Committee Of
Inspection Of Bellevue and Charity Hospitals in
siracted 10 examine into the condition Of the patients
therein and 70 discharge those who have OF ly
ing outside Of the hospitals and who receive good
medical treatment n the Bureau Of Surgical Relief
for the Out Door roor No other business of importance
exercises.
A Centenary meeting was held last evening nj the
Allen Methodist Episcopal church. Of which Rev.
J. 3. Weed Is pastor Il was well attended Singing,
prayer, and appropriate addresses by Rev. G. W. Wood
run, Rev. W. H. Boole Mr.. John Q Maynard aud others
comprised the services
meeting Of the American Board Of Foreign Missions
held last evening In the Church Of the Ascension,
OF Fifth and Tenth street Bishop NOEL
presided. Addresses were delivered by Bishop
Paine. of Africa; Bishop Clarke Of Rhode Island Bishop
GARRISON Of Nebraska and Rev. Dr. Armitage, Assistant
Bishop elect Of Wisconsin collection taken up,
after which the proceedings for the evening brought
to close. The Board meets again to-day.
The weather has become cold and wniry. and the
cholera appears TO have been affected by the change
only Two fresh reported yesterday Burial
permits Tor two cholera dead issued The Board
II Health held Its usual weekly meeting yesterday after
General Dix will depart his mission TO France
the stst inst and the Naval Once again object Of
coutenton. Colonel William H. Ludlow and General
Charles Gaham each have influential friends at work TO
procure the nomination.
The Jury in the Of the accidental death Of Martin
Ryan who died last Sunday the eject OF injuries
recsived by being thrown from his the Bowey,
near Prince street, rendered verdict yesterday
cordance aud further found that the fall from his
was caused by collision with Third avenue car, the
driver OF tho latter having malciously driven against
the cart OF deceased.
The Ailaire win was concluded Yesterday before
Judge Davis in Part Of the Supreme Court Mr.
james r. Brady summed up the part Of plaintiffs and
exsarrogate Bradford the part OF def ndanis After
the Judges charge the Jury retired and win bring in
sesled verdict this morning
The Of Orlando W. Joslyn AGAINST the National
Espress Company up before Judge Barnard yeser.
dsv in The Supreme Court Chambers PlantIa Is a
s'ockholder in the company aud complains OF the bank
rupt condition Of the corporation and seeks for a
winding up Of is affairs Ho purchased
number cf shares valued ri $4,000 undcr
,as he states, fraudulent, representations Of
certain members u the COMPANY lie now seeks TO re-
cover hts money. An injunction granted restrain
ing defendants from dspong Of their property IN any
way other than for the interests Of the corporation and
the up yesterday o motion OF defendants to
dissolve or modify tins injunction AFTER hearing the
Gument Of counsel Jadgc Barnard reserved his decision
Tho National steam Navigation Steamship Comrany's
steamship Erin Captain Cutting will sail from pier No
81 North river tomorrow, 9th inst twelve lock NJ,
for Liverpool touching At Queenstown TO land passcn.
gers
Al account Of the liquor trade Of New York. the sales,
irports aud authorizations OF wines and spirits, the
profits Of the deaersshe nnumersble bats held forth
10 invite custom, and other matters o interest connected
win the Trade, appears in columns this morning
The stock market buoysn, and excited yesterday
ana Ere rose TO o. Governments were steady. Gold
was firm aud closed At l4s3
There was fair business in all the leading articles Of
merchandise yesterday and tho markets were generally
pnoysnt aud hrm On Change aour ruled sc. 1oc.
lower and duil al The decline whea, and corn closed
duii, and slightly in buyers favor Oats we're 6rm
Pork was brmer and beef steady Lard was a shade
higher fregh's were quiet, whskcy unchanged.
MISCELLANEOUS
We have Giles from Bermuda dated on the 25,h OF
September 81 Georges and Hamilton had bee, united
BY telegraph The ars, forwarded over the wire
va, That the old Atlantic cablc had been CONNECTED
and was 10 good working order The si,tv. fourth
regiment OF English infantry expected a, the STAND
from Ireland.
Aiyioes from Georgetown, Doinerara, dated on ,ne
7,h Of September, report improvement IN business
Extra Ohio -four slow at - 10 Pilot bread, ~ 10
Hos, hight stock yellow held at 20 30 per bag white
nns quality, 81 so Cocoa unstable. Coffee, good .
~ css's 49, soand. Mess york looking down \