The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-13


q day two The interesting, a. u SHOWS w
the in which the Health Board CONTAGIOUS per-
formed their work.
The case OF Christian Gies convicted at Special ses-
sions Of breach OF the Health law IN keeping ia'-
melting establishment argued before Judge suther-
land yesterday on motion for the issuing OF writ
of certiorar The took the papers and reserved
its decision.
The stock market was 6rmer and moro active yester-
day. Governments heavy Gold was firm and
closed at 1s6 AZ.
fair business was done in commercial circles, the
steadness Of gold impartng greater degree OF cona
dence to the merchants which was eyinced IN their
greater willingness to do business Prices Of nearly all
kinds Of both foreign and domestic goods were firm,
and the tendency was quite generally upward On
Change -four advanced 100 a Csc. per BARREL while
wheat &c. SC. higher. Corn frmer. and oats
dull and shade easier Pork steady Beef and
lard unchanged Freghts we're quiet whiskcy
was more active at steady rates.
MISCELLANEOUS
The President left Louisville abruptly on Tuesday
night, and reached Cincinnati yesterday morning. He
welcomed by W. Groesbeck, held short reception
at the Spencer House, and in the afternoon started for
Columbus. At Xenia few insults offered to which
attention was paid however At Columbus public
reception rendered him and supper was given by
the authorities General Grant was called on by
crowd at Woods theatre, in Cincinnati for view OF
him. but he informed the leader Of the party that no
considered the demonstration intended to BIO in OPP
position TO the President, and it annoyed him. He
would not appear.
Our letter from Rio Janero is dated August s. The
latest from the seat OF in Paraguay is unm-
porant The allies where they ut our last ad.
vices in under the guns OF the enemy. They
were still unable to advance withdraw. The small
pox had broken out in q malignant form among the
allied soldiers and physicians were 80 scarce that II was
proposed to impress number seizure Of 5000
horses had been made for in removing the camp
No change has been reported board the fleet which
lying where 1t before, fishing for torpedoes Infor.
nation was received from Corentes on the 18th
OF July that the Paraguayans were advancing on the
allied camp. but no further news Of the movement had
been received The Paraguayans had report sad been
reinforced by 10000 On the 3lst OF July new
ministry was formed by the Emperor Of Brazil, after
consultation with his councillor distinguished liberal,
who has formed the government Of Of similar ante
c,dents. On the 4th Of August the new ministry met
when they received with decided opposition in
the galleries and hastily adjourned but on vote they
afterwards found themselves in majority although
small James Watson Webb the United States Min
ister arrived the I'd of August The storeship On.
ward was the harbor The Brooklyn sailed on the 4th
ult for Bahia The Chile.Peruvian feet was expected
n the river Plate
We have nles from British Guina, dated at George
town on the 23d Of August. Four immigrants con-
victod Of the crime Of wful murder, underwent tho
extreme penalty Of the law in Georgetown. Charges Of
forgery preferred against Mr. G. A. Legal Of the Colo
NAL Civil Engineers Department. we're still under in
veslsation. Two OF his surecs notified their intention
to withdraw from their bonds, they believed Mr..
Legal was about to leave the colony. The weather
during the fortnight had been very hot, with heavy
showers. The health Of tho colony continued good.
Our commercial report says:-Business continues much
IN the state. Breadstuts and American provisions
have TO hand freely and prices are quite nominal
for most articles Flour full supply Baltimore at &c.
and extra Ohio at 80 so So Pork sti In. limited
supply, and prices frm at $50, clear $32 prime
mess $2s half barrels beef in supply, and sales
made at $1 so for cash. late sales have been made
for $40 for three mouths
Our special correspondent with the United States mis-
sion in Russia dating at st. Petersburg on tho oath
August reports the the imperial banquet given
70 the officers at the Peterho Palace, and also gives
verbaim the words used By the Gear In proposing his
| toast-"The United States."
All soldiers and sailors OF this State who served during
tho rebellion have been declared cco delegates "a
the National Convention TO moot At Cleveland, Ohio,
tho 18th instant and will be conveyed there at reduced
rates by all railroads leading TO that city. Ample
commodaons have been provided In Cleveland for their
reception and entertainment
large meeting Of the soldiers and sailors Of Mary
land 70 select delegates 70 tho Cleveland Convention
was held In Baltimore yesterday. series OF
resolutions were adopted approving the policy
Of the President, and . delegation to Glove
land was appointed. Colonel Maulsbury, the
chairman, while making an address, was interrupted
BY radical, whom rush made for the latter and
he retreaed firing pistol at the crowd he went. On
being arrested he confessed that there plot among
other radicals to provoke riot which had been sup.
pressed only by the promptude Of the persons present.
The Canadian papers urging that the United States
government Ia responsible for the Fenian trouble and
demand that England should declare II the Fsnians
are not suppressed The periodical attack Is expected
any moment, and the preparations ere now mainly
making for defence by arresng every ono supposed by
any else to be Fenian TO have any afnny with
| the brotherhood.
man named Ami a. Van G!eson slipped on the plat.
form or ono of the tho Centre street depot Now
ark on the New Jersey Railroad yesterday morning and
mang edlby being that death onsued in
few hours The deceased was formerly clerk In New
York bank.
The convention Of the officers OF the National banks
i the Northwest largely attended In Chicago yestor
day. The object Of the convention lie consultation in
reference 10 redempons taxatons Calculations and
deposits and tho amendment introduced in Congress by
Mr. Hooper from the Committee;On Banks and Banking
which requires national banks TO redeem their
in New York, Philadelphia or Boston The convention
passed resolutions disappearing Of the amendment and
also proposing cooperation with parties in the East to
have Judge Nelson's decision regarding the taxation Of
| national bank stocks reversed.
General Grant has accepted invitation to be prcsen,
at tho annual meeting OF tho Society Of the Army Of
the Tennessee which will be held at Cincinnati the
| 10Th OF November.
A party Of white soldiers created disturbance at a
ball in Bronbam, Texas on Friday night when light
ensucd In which two Of the soldiers wore wounded.
They afterwards broke into store in tho town, which
was soon discovered 10 be on nre and was destroyed