The New York herald., 1866-09-29

Charleston c. from foot OF Wall street. at three r. M
to-day. Arrangements have been made between the
above and the Peoples line the facilities for
shipment of merchandise South, and steamer Tor
Charleston will be despatched every other day.
The stock market buoyant and excited yesterday.
Gold was steady and closed at 1857. Governments
were dull
fair business consummated In nearly all the
leading articles Of merchandise yesterday and the mar
ke,s were generally buoyant and firm. In cotton there
continued good degree Of activity and buoyancy, with
ou, decided advance In prices. Coffee steady, with
a moderate demand. Sugar ruled much more active
without changing prices On Change there was frmer
feeling which almost general and four with wheat
and oats, ruled in sellers favor Corn, however was
the turn lower but fair business transacted at the
concession Pork was nrmer Beef very steady. Lard
quiet whiskey in improved demand at unchanged
prices Petroleum steady and freights quiet
MIsCELLANEous
Letters dated the 2lst instant have been received
San Francisco giving details Of the light hazatlan
which was reported In yesterday mornings HERALD.
The utmost bravery displayed both sides, and
American commissioned on the field in the i'm.
peria army. The revolution in Lower California had
ended peacefully In favor Of Governor Redrin. The
United States steamer suwaneeIwas to be stationed
respondent, writing from Brownsville on the 12th gives
Of his tour through the States in which Mon
terey and Matamoros are situated. Escobedo pre-
pairing vigorously for offensive campaign against San
Luis Potosi The people the OF correspond
ens tour bitter In their hatred Of the French and
although they believed that anarchy would ensue on the
withdrawal Of Maxmlian they preferred that State OF
affairs to French rule. The had nearly all been
impressed into the army and the women and children
collected together the towns and villages Stock
running wild among the ranches
One Of the last official acts of Secretary Harlan per-
formed the day before his resignation took effect to
execute contract by which the reserve lands OF the
Cherokee Indians Kansas consisting of eight hun
dred thousand ceded by the Indians to the govern
ment sold to the Connecticut Emgrant Society,
for dollar per acre.
General Santa Anna has located his headquarters on
Staten Island and has opened regular business bureau
for the of matters looking to the delivery Of
Mexico from French authority He Is occupied, SO
report goes constantly with various people that sub
ject aud has enlisted the sympathies Of the Fenan
Brotherhood. Colonel Roberts, General Swecny and
other Fenian chiefs jealous in their attachment to
his cause and educating the Irish to that belief
Three large going steamers have been purchased for
their use 1t is believed in transportation to Mexico. II
is further reported that the old General Is to return
TO st. Thomas.
On Monday evening meeting was held in Montreal
lay before the Canadian public the temporal wants Of
Pope Plus k Our correspondent in Ottawa recently
made an excursion up the Ottawa river banquet
given By the party in honor OF the New YORK Herald
in the progress Of which the President the Queen the
memory OF Lincoln the Union OF the States, and the
prosperity and Of the HERALD toasted.
The United States Circuit Court at Richmond opens on
Monday next when 1t is believed Jer Davis will be tried
He has unlimited faith in his acquitta but to his
trial taking place nothing positively Is known
fearful storm visited the Of Newfound
land on Saturday last. French frigae and numerous
coasters lost and hundred and fifty dead bodies
picked up at ST. Piorre sunday.
An accident occurred the Pennsylvania Railroad,
fifteen miles from PHILADELPHIA yesterday but no one
was injured
The cholera is again on the increase in St Louis
Eight reported yesterday. several Of which
proved fatal In Memphis fory-six new cases and
thrty-four deaths reported for the twenty -four
hours ending last night, and in Nashville there were
twenty-one deaths.
The directors Of the New York Central Railroad
opened their sessions at Albany yesterday. Their OBJ
ject Is TO l the vacancy occasioned by the death OF
Dean Richmond, until tho regular election in December.
The question Is very complicated, r NJ Blatchford,
James g. Barker and william g. Fargo being among the
most prominent candidates Of the various interests
Nine hundred and forty applications havo been
csived om negroes In Georgia, Tennessee and Virginia.
BY the American Colonization Society," for transportation
70 Liberia. They will depart November 1.
Mr. Lindsey, the preacher, who whipped his daughter
severely that she died from tho effects Of IT, has been
indicted for the murder in Albion. Orleans county He
plead not guilty.
Eggleston the murderer or Captain Menter was hanged
at Newport Kentucky. yesterday.