The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-20


prisoner to bail, common law certiorari having
been previously granted Judge Sutherland dated al
length upon his legal powers the premises and ex-
pressed the opinion that he had authority to admit
the prisoner to He remarked that he would confer
with his associate Justices upon the point and adjourned
the until Friday next
The stock market was strong yesterday and prices ad
vanced. Gold closed at 14Sx.
There was fair business in both foreign and domestic
goods yesterday, and general thing full prices pre-
vailed On Change -four and wheat were quiet but
without decided change Corn was &c. lie. lower,
while oats steady. Pork heavy and lower
Beef steady, while lard dull, but steady.
Ereghts scarcely so firm Whiskey hrmer.
MlsCELLANE0Us
Our correspondence from Mexico is dated at Mexico
city to September I, and Vera Cruz to September g.
Macmillan had received despatch from some person
unknown saying that all useless On the strength
Of this prevalent that Max is prisoner to
Bazane that he wishes 60 to Europe and the Marshal
will not lot him. and others equally wild There Is no
doubt that there is difference between him and the
French Citizens living Vera Cruz are removing
inside the city walls for protection and Notifications are
being constructed 1t is reported in the capital that
Bazaine and Douay to leave on tho next packet
Madame Escandon had presented long memorial asking
the release Of her husband who charged with heavy
Our dates from Panama and the South American
States are to the 18th inst Several of the Colombian
State authorities had threatened to resist the enforce
ment of Mosqueras ORDERS and domestic trouble was
anticipated Favorable concessions had been granted
by the Colombian government to the projected railway
the isthmus Queen Emma arrived at Panama on
the 9th, and sailed for the Sandwich Islands the same
evening The Panama Legislature convened on the LIST
inst and inaugurated Oarte Governor Of New Ora
nada The two vessels purchased by vicuna MacKenna
in this country for Chile not considered
adaptable to war purposes Montero the deposed
admiral Of the Peruvian navy, was still in custody,
Salcedo, the Chilean commander having charge Of the
navies Of both Powers, and Tucker the ex-rebe who
appointed to supersede Montero, having subordi-
nate command under him. The terms Of the new treaty
between Chile and Bolivia published in our cores
pondence Gotschak gave grand concert at Santiago
the night Of August H. and the next day he was pre-
sented by decree of the Council with gold medal
ball was given the 9th ult. by General Fitzpatrick
at the American Legation.
Our Havana correspondence Is dated September Is
Tho quarantine vessels coming from the United States
still continues in force to the great detrment of trade
but would probably be removed. The house Of
Don Miguel Bon in San Jago do Cuba had failed, with
liabilities at $247 900 and assets at only 000 Anice
making concern was about being established. There
1rmness in the sugar markets Elections for
President to In Nicaragua in November
No government has yet been installed in St. Domingo,
and that little republic is given up to the disorders at
tendant on state of anarchy Hayt is 10 the con-
dton and President Gefrard Is threatened with another
revolution Outlaws overrun the country, and horrible
crimes committed with impunity.
meeting OF Fenans held In Troy last night, and
addressed by General Geeson of the Stephens wing
Considerable excitement prevails among the circles in
y 10
II supposed considering the achievements arriving
In the provinces that the movement would prove dis
astrous failure. picnic will be given al Jones' Wood
Monday next under the auspices Of Stephens friends
We publish this morning an opinion from the Attorney
General OF the United States IN regard to the power OF
the President where appointments TO office have been
made in the prior TO the last session Of the Senate
and there failure during the session to make per-
manent appointment either by the refusal Of the Senate
CONFIRM the uomiuoc, nature 10 act on the nomi-
nation or other cause, to make another temporary ap
pontment in the present Ia his discussion OF
the subject the Attorney General takes up the general
question whether the President all up vacancy 10
the which existed In the prior session After
OF the presidents established since the founda
ton of the government and examination Of the con-
stution and existing laws the subject he arrives at
the affirmative Of the proposition and consequently Of
tho original question submitted to him.
d.
telegaphed the Cleveland Convention that he would
expose the workings behind the Of his late
friends has wholly deserted Thorn and made confess
sion He says the whole intention Of the party 10 to
make living by exhibiting themselves as martyrs to
Southern ferocy and when this fails and they
are in danger Of coming under the vagrancy law, they
propose to excite negro nsurrecton or another war
He says that Randolph, the negro eats. drinks and
sleeps with Jack Hamilton.
The heavy rains the West have been the occasion Of
considerable damage at Cincinnati and Indianapolis
Bridges several Of tho railroads wore swept away
The damage In Indianapolis Is now estimated At
and three more persons are reported drowned.
man named David Higgins. employed on the Morris
and Essex Railroad, knocked down and run over by
q train, at Orange Tuesday evening. The maA, who
10 said to belong New York. died almost instantly
The swtchmen the Erie railroad employed in the
neghborhood Of tho Jersey City depot struck for higher
wages on Monday and thor demand being refused left
OF work and substitutes were provided.
The New Jersey Legislature in joint session yesterday,
confirmed the election Of A. @. Cattcll 70 DO United
States senator the democratic members not voting.
large meeting was hold in Toledo, Ohio, last night,
to ray the proceedings Of tho Philadelphia Convention
OF August H. General Mullen and General steedman
were the principal speakers.
A radical meeting held at Paterson New jersey,
last evening" which was addressed BY John Minor Bots
in which he attacked the policy Of the President, favor
ing his Impeachment and advocated the adoption OF the
constitutional amendment He thought that each State
should settle the question Of negro suffrage for itself
A Convention OF Soldiers and Sailors Of the State OF
New York was session at Syracuse yesterday Reso-
luons adopted declaring the power Of reconsruc
ton to be vested Congress- and the pardons extended
to rebels TO have effect In releasing them from abi
~ trial for their treason and approving Of the repub
lcan candidates for State officers Delegates APP
pointed to the Pttsburg Convention which meets the
25th General Barlow aud Colonel Mexican being chosen
delegates at large The Convention then adjourned until
this morning.
The Producers Bank in Chicago. suspended yestsr.
day.