The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-29

per bushst Oats we're limited demand and ic lower.
Pork ives dull unsettled and lower Beef was heavy.
though without Quotabse change Lard was quiet but
steady. Freights wore moro active whskey was
quiet but steady.
MIsCELLANE0Us.
The French Minister at Washington has furnished the
State Department with the Of twentyfour trans.
ports which are about 10 sa from France TO convey the
Mexican Expsditlonay Corps homo BY the end OF Do
cember have also been made By which
It ia shown that no breach Of faith in their withdrawal
intended Macmillan is daily expected a. Havana, his
withdrawal having been final and complete, and OBJ
sace remaining the way Of his embarkason. Marshal
Bazaue has expressed himself anxious for the arrival
OF General sherman, to whom he intends surendering
his trust No official information has been received 1t
Washington concerning the reported occupation Of Mata-
moros by United States troops. and New Orleans
despatch states that It IL undoubtedly canard
The from CaEaccas Venezuela is dated November
General Pulgar attacked the castle Of San Carlos ct
Maracabo and captured four vessels revolution had
occurred In Barcelona and the government Of that State
had been overhrown Tho rsvolutonsts under honegas
and Peraza arrested the Governor and formed provi-
sonA government An obstinate battle was going on
when the steamer lett was proposed 70 consolidate
Bolivar, Aragua and Guarica into one large State
General Sherman had returned from Matanzaa Tho
Susqushanna to have sailed the 25th. bearer
Of dispatches from Carlotta Macmillan had arrived in
the English steamer on his way 70 Vera Cruz
Count de Beaumont an attach6 In tho French Foreign
Once. has arrived In the camp Of the Brazilian army In
front Of Curuzu Paraguay with credentials special
commissioner from the Court Of France He will repair
70 the Psragusyan capital and on his own observation
Of Affairs in the republic will propose plan Of pacica-
ton 70 the hostile Powers.
Great excitement evinced in Canada the re-
cent news from Ireland. is thought that the rumor
Ia true will do the prisoners at Toronto infinite harm
No judgment has yet been declared regarding the app
cation for trial In the Of the condemned. At
Montreal tho Leading Irshmen gave dinner, aud the
announcement Of the outbreak Of hostities in Ireland
gave three cheers for the In the gap Fears are
entertained of raid from Vermont
Judge Advocate General Holt recently applied for q
Of inquiry the charges against him regarding
the prosecution Of the Lincoln assassins but 1t has been
denied the President not booming 1t necessary 70 the
Judges vindcaton. 11sf. :. -
The RADICALS have agreed on Ben Wade as successor to
Foster a. President Of the Senate.
Our North Carolina correspondent writing from Ra-
Leigh gives view OF the political situation that State
He says that the old antipathy TO anything identified
with loyalty reasserted itself with astonishing vehe
mence. and there s an osracsm Of Union which is
fatal 70 the welfare Of the State
Judge NJ E. Marley, Of tho Supreme Court OF North
Carolina during the rebellion yesterday elect cd
United States Senator by the Legislature OF that State
~ The steam tug c. II. Heart was blown up opposite
Troy yesterday. The captain and engineer were blown
thirty feet from the boat One Of them died and the
other will not probably recover.
Clement Clay and his wife visited Je Davis yester-
Joseph Wylie, captain Of canal boat was murdered
In Ffenchown Pa, Saturday, and Alfred Teufcl has
been arrested suspicion Of being tho murderer
Edward Nevns late confidential clerk in the employ
Of Abram Hooey Co., Of New York. was arrested at
Fortress Monroe yesterday, charge Of embezzling
5000 Of his employers money
In the United States Circuit Court, at Providence R.
L, Robert Grove yesterday sentenced 70 be hung
but a. the laws OF Rhode Island prohibit capital punish
ment the sentence will DO carried into effect at Fort
Adams or Dutch Island. United States territory.
Leonard Huyck, President OF the Merchants National
Bank OF Washington, has been indicted for embezzng
and misappiyng funds.
Sanford Conover, the witness in the assassination
trials, whom Mrs. Surratt and others wore condemned,
has been indicted In washington for perjury.
Calhoun Benham. formerly District Attorney Of Cali.
forna took the amnesty oath in Louisville yesterday
The bark Jessie, from Hamburg, arrived In the lower
bay yesterday with one case Of cholera on board Dur
ing the voyage fifteen deaths occurred from tho disease
She went into quarantine.