The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-12

arm. Coffee was steady Flour was unchanged. Wneas
was dull and heavy. Corn closed 10 higher wlsn NOV"
ever but little doing Oats advanced lc PORK was
shade nrmeE Beef steady. while lard was ou' sno
heavy. Yrsghts were dull whskey was steady
NusCRLLANE0US 81
The telerrsm published In the Philadelphia Led0eTs
ON "Wednesday saying that the President had required
the opinion Of the Attorney General regarding sne con-
stutionality OF Congress- high authority IN WASH
ingon declared TO be canard and the AedsT o. yes
terdav savs that s correspondent was deceived re-
mort "a current that II was for the purpose Of ope
rating on the gold market by persons Interested.
Our city of Mexico correspondence 10 dated Septembr
90 Maximians ministry was very active and IN
dusrous bu. had done nothing 70 restore public conf
dence The compact between the Emperor and the
church party is virtually to turn tho power into
ther hands on the receipt Of twenty million dollars,
Maxmilsn 10 be merely executive. Orders were
issued on the Goth ult 70 send two thousand troops
10 move towards Durango and San Lais PotosI, In
order to reposse@ the northern departments The
church party have commenced operations by do
clarng that "the abuses Of the press should be sup
pressed" MAMMALIAN remarked in conversation that the
Kisses received by President johnson on his tour might
be considered a. good news for his empire Mr. Otter
bury the United States Consul had left for New York
in the city at which the Confederate exles made
speeches expressing strong love for the Union. Unim
portant and desultory diminishing wsre going on all
through the interior Marshal Bazane had issued orders
defeng the departure Of the French troops for tho pre-
sent and Macmillan was impressed with the idea that
another revolution was imminent in the United States
which would secure him upon his throne
Our dates from Panama are to the Sd instant. The
news Is unmportant nothing Of interest having trans
pred in the Central American States. The dates from
Peru are September a. and from Chile TO september
10 By recent Law foreigners In Peru are required 70
pay sixteen dollars poll rival candidate for the
Peruvian Presidency had appeared Our correspondent
furnishes an interesting account Of the pearl fisheries
near Panama
Our correspondence from Havana is dated October O.
There were few Of yellow fever in the city but the
small pox had reappeared Revolts among the Chinese
coolies very frequent and on the goth foreman OF
factory was killed by the Workmen. The quarantine
regulations remain unchanged.
Aa,,-.s nom Japan are to the 4th ultmo. General
van vakenburss and Arson Burlingame, our Ministers
10 Japan and China, had arrived at Yokohama
Our correspondent In San Francisco 0'es an interest,"
ing account Of an evening ar~-' among the chinese
merchants who were consultation on business topics.
Efforts are beirs made to induce emigration from China
and the Chinese merchants Of San Francisco have issued
favorng the project which intended for
culation in China.
All apprehension Of Fenan raids has been dispelled
in the minds Of the Canadians, and the homo govern
ment has been notified that troops needed
The Toronto city authorities state that the English gov.
eminent intends demanding suppression OF the Fenan
organization by the administration, they threaten
to aid the copperheads in dividing the Union
with a few Armstrong guns. member Of the
Canadian Cabinet stated that the troops sent there
frOn En01o md t0tan cd
contingencies than those presented by Fenian
raids. The Grand Jury adjourned yesterday until
Saturday without finding true bills against the fenan
prisoners.
From Northwestern Texas reports Of further and
moro horrible Indian outrages woman and htr three
daughters named Doye, were captured by the Kiowas
Their father burned DEATH and they kept
the Indian camp prisoners, being knocked down and
ravshed four or Eve times every day They finally
ransomed. The Governor Of New Mexico writes OF new
outrages and imminent danger Of bloody He ad-
vises that volunteers be armed for home protection
Our North Carolina correspondent writing from Ports
Franklin county. gives Interesting history OF the
Ports gold mines. their history and yield he says that
It is undoubtedly the richest surface mine the world
wealthy company, chartered by the State aud invest
ing capital Of $500 Oo0 has been organized work
them.
heavy rain storm has been prevailing in Baltimore
and Washington since Wednesday afternoon. The guam
tty Of rain which has allen extraordinary the
damage occasioned thereby very great Several dams
the Patapsoo destroyed, and the dam at Eys-
vile being swept away tore down the turnpike bridge at
Elcotts Mlls These wrecks, floating down and accu
mulang as they won't lodged against the heavy stone
bridge tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad At Leicester
and swept Il way. II considered the strongest
bridge the read. Several honses were swept away
and families OF nine persons In oil drowned
Washington and great portion Of the adjoining country
completely flooded.
The schooner Constitution was lowed into Hattsras In
let Sunday In leaky condition. with the captain
mate and sick Of typhoid fever the rest OF the
crow having died on the voyage She bound from
Wilmington for Now York.
The session OF the Roman Catholic Council at Baltimore
yesterday public requiem for the repose Of
the souls Of deceased preatos was celebrated and .
eulogy their lives and services delivered.
Tho United States Circuit Court yesterday at ren
ton N j., but adjourned the term, in accordance
with tho opinion of Chief Justice Chase, that circuit
courts cannot bc held until new assignment OF circuits
is made at Washington
public meeting for the moral and educational i'm
provement Of the colorcd held In Baltimore
night which Chief Justice Chase presided Judge
Russell OF Boston. Henry Ward Beecher and General o.
o. Howard made speeches on the occasion.
The cholera tho increase in Chicago In the
twenty -four hours ending at midnight on Wednesday
sixty reported seventeen Of which proved
fatal
The Vermont Legislature assembled at Montpelier yes
terday Both houses organized and adjourned to await
the receipt OF Governor Dilngham's message, which
Will be sent In to-day.
Benjamin r. Butler was nominated for Congress in tho
Sixth district Of Massachusetts, by the republicans yes
terday
The Paterson races for the fall meeting closed yester
day The weather gloomy and tho sport was not
exciting zigzag the hurdle raca, Enchantrcss the
sequel stakes and Richmond the consolation premium
The father OF General Grant made a speech at q