The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-04
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October 8.
The Liverpool cotton market was firm; middIing up-
lands at fifteen pence Consols closed At SOY. fol
money, in London. Five.twentiss were at 7ox.
Our special correspondence from London and Vienna
contains matter OF considerable political interest Ma
poeons manifesto accepted peace paper In tbs
well informed, nnprejudced circles Of England The
people Of Vienna regard the Mexican empire enter.
prise q complete failure Macmillan Is expected
Austria where his personal popularity has not been
all diminished Pope Pins the Ninth refers to the 70
lgopol.tical situation IN allocuon, the main points
OF which given In our columns
THE CITY.
An article appears in our columns this morning on the
Coast Defences New York CITY, showing how utterly
inadequate the present fohcaons along the sound
and the lower bay successful resistance against the
newly invented engines OF war; Before the rebellion
New York impregnabe, but would now be entirely
tho mercy Of feet clad vita iron and armed with the
heavy ordnance brought into reputation BY The exgsn.
cies Of our late civil war;
The Board Of Missions or the Protestant Episcopal
Church, held their thiryrt annual meeting yesterday
afternoon the Church Of the Ascension in this city
The reports Of the Committees Domestic and Foreign
Missions were read and approved. The annual sermon
delivered in the evening by the Right Rev. H. c.
a0y, ~ y, ncEho<.ky Dtsuop W tuo CoutuWoob
A centenary meeting was held last evening in the
were made by Rev. Mr.. Woodruff, Rov. W. A. BooIs,
Rev. I. g. Weed and others
The conservation Of tho Rev. Charming Moore W.
Hams Missionary Bishop 70 China and Japan took
place yesterday at st. Johns Episcopal church. In this
city Twenty Bishops present and upwards OF
ono hundred ministers Tho ceremony was Of very
Impressive and interesting character.
Tho corner stone Of a church for the OF Row.
Dr. 0seoods congregation laid yesterday the
Of Park avenue and Thirty fourth street. Appro-
pirate addresses delivered by Drs Osgood Bellows
and Chaplin and large and miscellaneous collection Of
articles deposited under the stone
The American Bibie Union held . meeting al the
nroome street church yesterday The financial report
showed that the aSars ef the association were In
hourishing condition Addresses delivered BY the
Rev. Thomas Armitagc and others
A public meeting Of the West side Association was
held last NIGHT Everett Hail. for tho purpose Of dis
eussns the subject Of the rapid transportation Of pas
scugen In the city. An underground railway was pro-
posed
The headquarters Of Santa Anna continue thronged
with vsitos mostly applicants for permission enter
she service OF the Mexican repubic George Buckley
President Of tho Knights Of the Golden Circle has offered
hs sword and sympathy 10 the cause General sweeny
had long interview with the old chictain yesterday on
the subject OF Fenian enismcnts. The adhercnts Of
General Orte the rival claimant to tho distinguished
honor Of delivering the Mexican republic exhibit Bit
~ hatred Of Santa Anna They claim that he Is spy
Of tho French government and that they have docu-
nsnts prove It. 0riega win leave the city soon for
Mexico.
The Commissioners Of Education held their regular
meeting yesterday Several unimporant transactions
occurred, when the Board adjourned.
The Commissioners OF Emigration held their regular
meeting yesterday The Official report Cor the month of
September shows tina. 1855 emgran,s arrived this
port during that time.
John Fianly and w. Conner, two young aspirsnss for
puelsc honors the Jersey shore. from Brook
lyn. yesterday, and fought for 500 and minor cham
picuship. Tweniy-scven rounds were fought and
Plainly badly beaten tina, he had 70 be assisted
home
Five fresA cases Of cholera were reported In this city
yesterday. Burial permits for cholera dead wess
hnsued during the same time.
Judge Cerke yesterday vacated the order ofArrs :. ,
- CASA Of l. b. Bra.hcr chsvged with unlav o,uw -
yspratins some 800 bales OF cotton said " a ~. 90
Dsssy Of Mr. jeremiah Beal and oihers .,,.,. !, ~
ssss Of Georgia subsequently anosAr ordsr ~ ARR.
- granted on additional anhdav' /. .rss.n,ed % ~
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s.x.. $50 - aerchant win csss was yes
49,. -. 49, Janels IN Special Term Of th
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oaso.r Sa' .nc,psl lcea,ce, Tor services rsuders
-" agent during the progress. OF shs ll,i
- - % win Of Mr. Merchant, Plaintiff claim
Amer hearing testimony in the case and IN
~ - Of sounsel, judge Daniels reserved his de
ne AnalD win ease wss continued yesterday be,or,
yuAos Daniels 10 Part Of the Supreme Court No new
svs1oss introduced other than that delivered be
Ssvs - Surrogate The case vii be resumed TIL
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