The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-25
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ny the Atlantic cable we have news and market
reports dated at noon yesterday. November "a.
The Fenian agitation is increasing in Ireland large
number Of suspects' have been arrested, and quantities
Of pixies and other weapons OF seized.
Queen Isabella Of Spain is likely abdica,e in face Of
. revolution.
The London Times thinks Macmillan will abdcae and
the United States intervene In Mexico.
Italy ~ to enter into negotiations with the Pope mme.
diate,y.
The Prussian Legislature has ceusured the Executive
for an infringement Of its privileges.
C0nsuls opcned 90 for money In London Yesterday
United States 1ve-twenties wcrc at 7Oa< at noon
The Liverpool cotton market quite active at noon
yesterday The advance was sustained Middlng up
hands opeued fourteen and onee,ghth pence Bread
s,uifs opened firm.
THE CITY.
Al the regular meeting Of the Board OF Aldermen
yesterday ordinances were adopted appropriatng
SIS. So 70 additional cxpe for tho sup.
port OF the city government for the year 1885, and 10
restran the expenditures relative contested offices or
Investigations Of charges" communication from the
Mayor was received and laid over nominating Mr. John
J. Agnew for street Commissioner OF this city.
evening by Intelligent audience assembled to hear
lecture by Benjamin Butler Executive Usurpation
and How 70 Remedy the Evil" After refuting many
falaces respecting the weakness and unseadiness Of
representative government the lecturer In scathng Ian
guage reviewed the past political and
President johnson, presenting In detail and strongly
colorcd the various alleged usurpaons and crimes with
VIII ch he charged and upon this basis urging
parchment by the next Congress- Tho lecturer
oeived with considerable enthusiasm and his remarks
were listened TO attentrvcIy.
The eighty third anniversary OF Evacuation Day re-
to day, and will be celebrated BY the
1919 will have dinner and Governor Fenton will, it is
expected, revew the troops and be serenaded the
Fifth Avenue Hotel salute OF thlrtysx guns will DO
hred, and display OF fireworks will take place.
Mayor Hoffman and Mayor Booth, Of Brooklyn have
Issued procamations recommending the due observance
Of asxt Thursday ~ day OF thanksgiving by tho peo-
pie Of The two cities
Fifteen steamships sailed from this port yesterday
for their respective destinations along the
the Atlantic.
The steamship Britannia OF the Anchor line due hero
last Monday from Glasgow had not been heard from at
late hour yesterday afternoon. She ieit Glasgow
the RI instant, with about 200 cabin aud seerage pas
sengers Her cargo consisted principally OF Scotch
goods. This Ia her twenty fourth voyage tho
Atlantic.
General Dix, accompanied by his son, sailed on the
e'eamshp Now York for Southampton yesterday his
to Paris 10 assume his duties representative
. tho French Court.
Edward Barry shot In the forehead and almost
instantly killed by James rierncy Saturday
ngesr'y in MilIemsns Hall, Twcny-sxth street and
Seventh avenue Tho two men had a few harsh words
about which tho best euchrc PLAYER and Tier
being exchanged. coroners jury found verdict In
accordance with the facts and Tcrncy having nothing
70 say IN his defence, committed for trial. The
prisoner has wife and four small children.
Tho investigation into the charges against Comptroller
Brennan which 10 have commenced yesterday was
adjourned TIL Monday next, ut ten O'Clock, because Of
some mistake In the notifications
Tho Tammany Hall City Convention mot last night
and nominated Richard b Connolly for Comptroller
The wills OF the following named deceased persons
were admitted 10 probate surroga,es Cour, OF this
city during the past oek:-whIiam W. Graham. Der
nard A. NanderkIoft Andrew D. Bishop Elizabeth Lee
Hannah o. Mason, John W, $. Parsin John W. Horbsi.
Frederick W. sahm, Amelia A. Mitchell, Abraham He'll
ner, Mary W. Moore, Sarah slmonson, JOSIAH Rowe
catharins A. McAlear. Simeon Draper Ogden NJ Rogers
The examination into the alleged dstlery frauds in
Beooklyn was continued yesterday before Commissioner
Newton Inspector Cochue was found suiltless Of
charge Of having received BRIDE The examination Of
The CASE OF Inspector Tilton commenced and nd.
journsd until the 31st instant Another dstiliery
sexcd on Friday night for violation Of the Revenue
Law.
Business was moderate In all departments Of trade yes
terday though values essentially changed, save
In fsw Instances On Change -four opened ., slight
advance. but closed duh. with the improvement lost
Wheat closed steady. Corn opened nrmor but close
heavy Data wcrc shade higher Pork frmer at the
CLOSE, though not quotably higher Beef was steady
Lard was nrmer and active. Frcehts were hrmer
Whckey xs duh and nominal
MISCELLANEOUS.
Our Mexico correspondence Is dated Mexico city, No
vember 10. and Vera Cruz, November L. The Mexican
nuddie Ia STU more complicated Macmillan was stll
al Orxaba and In French circles Ia reported 10 be
tnssne Is said that he s furious towards strangers
and appears desabtis at table or nroneuade, in
fantastic drcss The adbeents Of MaxmIIisn deny this
story. however quoting the fact OF his having attended
% business during his soourn At orzsba I'm suppor OF
their theory The party IA anxious for his
return 70 he capital and his throne pedeins largo
fund for his purposes; but he has stubbornly re-.
bsed. The arrival OF American troops IN looked
cpon by liberals and imperalls,s alike a. tho
suIy suacss for Mexican lila Fears arc even enter.
ssped by the impcriasts that Maximian intriguing
win Juarex, and viii abdcais 10 his favor on the
t,hsr hand The liberal; demand that, Macmillan no