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

80. n.,.aa Kav.nash in the postage OF letter TO
Europe
Thu Initial states Circuit Court for the prosecution
~ criminal cases opens this city ON sne ietn instant
rhere arr over twenty countereisn 70 DO ied, among
whom are some OF tho most pro"nens opeFson Ia tnAs
line in the country An in'es"ns Aocouns Is gwen OF
the counterfeiters now in Sustody ana ner mode Of
ons,.,op in their nefarous business
The Ii,,gs,,on about sour American Cousin" which
Ia, boep before the co4ts for some years was tsrm
mated Yesterday by verdict in Avor OF Laura Keene
The action was II the Superior Court. before Judge
Jones' and was Or damages for performance the play
vi,hou, permission Of Miss Keene The jury gave ver
dict for $2hd
An interesting case which involves the question as to
tho individual liability OF stockholders foy the debts OF
corporation, up yesterday in special term Of the
Supecms Court before Judge Daniels The suit is
brought by Leonard Lindsey and others, holders Of
notes amounting $4,000 made by the European Pc
troeum Company against Frederick Simonds and Others
stockholders OF this corporation After hearing argu.
msut OF counsel Judge Daniels reserved his decision
The elegant sidewlee steamship MORO Castle, Captain
R. Adams will sail from pier No 4, North river. pune
tuaiy at three p NJ today for Havana. The mails will
close at tho Post Office al hafpas one O'Clock.
The nne steamship Euterpe. Captain Edrdge, Of G. h
Mallory Co. line, for Galveston, Teaas rs unavoda-
bv detained and will sail Saturday nex 13th instant
al twelve NJ, from per No. 20 East river.
Tho stock market was steady yesterday, and arces ad
| ~nced Gold closed at 149H. Naa
b,sness was moderate in nearly all departments-es-
terday but especially domestic produce which Ns
generally dull aud lower This was particularly the case
with -four nd wheat which, under tho influence OF ex-
peeled ncreed receipts Of wheat at early day were
decidedly lowa Corn was quiet and Nc lower, while
oats declined 1c &c per bushe Pork was scarcely 80
Arm Beef was steady and firm. Lard was without do
cded change. whisssy was steady. Freights were
quiet
Further particulars of the loss Of the Evening Star
havo been received A oospatch from the purser had
been received saying THAI sixteen all that were
known to be saved, mono II them being women Mr.
Paul Ahaizas opera troupe, which reached this cit,
last Thursday, consisting Of ffty-nine singers, and
spauldngs troupe Of about thirty persons with
p.raphernAlia and baggage were on board. Ninoty
seven pmatss OF the New York seragos. Asasiaeo Df
| the housos OF i'll fame III 40" were also on
board and sre supposed 70 have boon lost The only
name mentioned by the telegraph as lost is that Cap
tain K,.nn The sav.nah News Of yesterday publishes
additional PARTICULAR or tho disaster but all OF s
| rcornor.ted in our eport this morning
Irhs Steamship adrew Johnson from this port the
A 10, cb.rest-, with fifty passengers, went ashore
| c,,r,,,ct haeI. The passengers and were al
800 IN. seamer North Star, from Aspinwall for New
~ ,,~pted TO assist tho schooner Mary Mckee In
~. 49, gale Of Caps Hsttsras but owing TO the rough
!. vessels coilided and the North Star withdrew
~ .ew Of the Mckee arrived in Fortress Monroe yes
ay and report that the North Star showed Signals
trcss immediately after parting with tho schooner
the passenger board showed evidenced Of alarm
1 eommotisn-
mob Of radicals attacked the National Uuion Head
quarters in Baltimore yesterday tore down tha United
States nag and made assault the Tvdnscupt once
but the police promptly interfered fight also tool
place Monday night between tho rival factions In
which ono man was shot three times. One man was
killed in Cincinnati on Monday night, in . bar room
Eight, for shouting for the republican candidates.
small light occurred at one Of the polls in Newark.
yesterday. Another occurred in Tore Haute Indiana
IN which one man, AAmnnrat wss killed, and severn
other persons wounded and ss..Ais riot took plac
| n Richmond, Indiana, the republican orraniza
ton called the Grand Army Of the Republic drivin,
GeacrA Meredith. coloasl Bicksil and others froan
| stand u . democratic meeting.
Our correspondent Mobile furnishes with the by
laws Of the Order Of the Knights Of Arabia association
established by tho ex.rebel oncer John c. Brane oil
Chesapeake notcrisy who Is under arrest in New
York The objects Of the society are 70 occupy and pos
country not named. and cultivate the soil the
property Of the participants In its invasion Cuba
doubedy tho country in question. The organization Is
In full blast in that country.
detention Of trains for hours occurred tho
New York and New Haven Railroad last Saturday, owing
70 schooner running aground in the open draw Of the
Eoswalk bridge The delay gave great annoyance 70
hundreds OF passengers who believed that the Supern-
tsnden OF the railroad line guilty Of neglect in not
causing the Of the schooner 70 DO cut away
to enable tho trains 70 pass An indignation meeting
hold and resolutions adopted severely denouncing
the superintendent, and recommending tho holding OF
tho company 70 strict accountability for all pscuniary
losses 10 passengers.
Major General W. r. Cloud has been appointed .
special agent 70 investigate the Indian outrages In
me procssdnss q Che Cssholc ceuscl q Baltimore
ara held susy 10 Latin and With CLOSED Doors One o.
moro Of the bishops present, however preach
ssnoa every ~.
Ore occurred a wiscassst, Me-, yesterday end
Destroyed my buildsss Half The business portion Of
The place In ashss and ferry fAmkses arc housslsss
rhs is@ sfe30o.ooo
Pors Prince. AAyt, wss visited by another largo
connagrasiou about the middle OF last month. the
arsenal caught Ore frvp explosion Of gunpowdsr,
and the flames DESTROYED the greater portion or the
tow~ and s-.cra vessels The loss OF lite IA reported
very heavy.
A accident occurred at Chemung ON the New York
and Erie Railroad, yesterday, BY which four persons
| were injured.
The Association Of the Army OF the Tennessee viii
lave grand meeting At Cincinnati on the lsth OF No.
vemosr next Grant, Sherman, Howard and Logan arc
expected TO DO present
The PRESIDENTS TRANSPORTING PRocrAxA-
rroS.-The Presidents proclamation recon-
mendins Thursday, the 10th day Of November
next as general day Of Thanksgiving, prayer
and praise In the several States and Terri
tories we hope will Do adopted by all the
State and Territorial governments, and that al
the churches, Protestant and Catholic, Jew a,d
Gentle, Quaker, Shaker, Mormon and Shirt
ualistic, will join In the dcvotons OF the day
in n auirit NJ hrnfhor1y -