The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-10

lowor Whistler auicS Petroleum. heavy. In the
grocery market there animation and prices were
generally nominal Cotton was 10. 70 lower. ana
very dull
Our Panama correspondence Is dated November !.
Intelligence had been received from Peru 10 the ed ut
General Castillo had been arrested for completely In Bal
tss couspraoy 10 depose Prado The election for Pres
dent vas progressing at tho polls In the peace ncgo-
taons now being carried SPAN aud Peru tho
latter state rejects all Spanish claims for church prop
erty aud II Spain refuses the proposition, Peru will
prosecute tho with renewed vigor At grand
banquet given at Quito In honor OF Chilean tndepend-
ence on tho 18th Of September. Mr. Coggeshal, the
American Minister made speech OF congratuatlon on
the promising aspect or the spanish war; and
timents were loudly appiauded 10y those present
Bolivia the 2s,h Of September demanded an explain
alton from Brazil Of the attefs conduct in aiding tho
Spanish aeet d Rio after It's defeat at Caao The de-
mand was couched In threatening language.
Our correspondent with the Collins Telegraph Exp ed
ton, writes from Pet<opaulovski Kamtschatka under
date Of August He gives interesting history Of tho
Russian American telegraph from Its inception. and
sketch Of the route and the obstacles be overcome
In the journey Of the party through KamesohatkA
The President has ceased granting pardons 70 OK.
rebels, for reasons 10 stated OF political character.
resulting from the recent elcct,ona
The Georgia Legislature passed resolution yesterday
declining 70 ratfy tho amendments TO the constitution
There were only two In opposition 70 the resou
ton
Captain New has made report TO the Secretary OF
the Treasury the the disaster 10 the
ship Evening Star. He attributes the loss In measure
to the mismanagement OF The captain, and suggests
ment Of sea- going vessels.
rhe decision In the Of the Police Commissioners
OF Baltimore will probably be rendered to-day the case
having bsen under advisement again yesterday.
Fears arc entertained in Now Orleans Of . financial
and commercial crisis owing TO the failure In the esti
mated cotton crop and the scarcity Of money.
II is considered than probable In Washington
that United States troops viii enter Mexico
Ortegas presence Oh the Rio Grands is said TO DO
creating mutnous spirit among the soldiers OF the lib
sral army and poverty party is operating his favor
In that section
In the Toronto courts yesterday several Fenans wero
placed In tho dook but after their plea made their
trials postponed Datiel Diamond WAS tried and
found not guilty. A letter received signed Michael
Murphy by OF tho Crown counsel. advising Canada
to turn loose all the Fenals they would not trouble
Canada any They had voted for Hoffman, and
bad not enough, therefore, 10 control Themselves
All suspicious characters In Toronto being
rested and committed without hearing until june next
mass meeting Of FenaB was held In Washington
yesterday, at which General Hsath Captain Gcrser and
others delivered speeches RESOLUTIONS adopted
protesting against the sentences OF Lynch and McMahon
and thanking the President and Secretary Seward for
their Interference Ia behalf 1t the prisoners.
The case Of OBron who convicted OF rnanslaugh.
Ter in the Court Of Oyer and ferminer OF Essex county,
New jersey, for alleged Osreiossness In mspacing .
switch on the New Jersey RaiIrcsd by which train
was thrown from the TRACK, was taken up in the ST.
prone Court st Trenton On rharsday.
James B. lewis ono Of tho prisoners in the Pough
keepss jah, who with his son, charged with the
murder Of the Rev. Mr.. Richmond and who cut his
throat Oh the 3O Ill., died yesterday from the effects
Of his INJURIES Coronsrs jury rendered verdict Of
suicide.
Another mysterious murder has occurred 10 Philsdel
phiA joarneyman bake, found in his cellar with
bis throat cut and died afbr being taken 70 the hos
pital.
Governor Potter, OF Alabama, has named the Goth
instant a. day Of fasting, humiliation aud prayer
not Of Thanksgiving