The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-11

seles have been made under l2c. lac. per ID, Wnle
prime stock has not unfrequeny been disposed Of at
Isc per H. Az rule however, the business has been
within range OF 49, a TIC per b. Mich cows were
unchanged in every respect. Veal calves were active
and firm at lIc l3c., the latter price for selections
Sheep and lambs in good demand, and lrm sales at
4s5e sc for sheep and &C., aac. for lambs swine,
under GOOD demand and limited arrivals, improved
10 per h., making Western corn fed lie Ike. ;
receipts Q So, against 10, 492 last week
MISCELLANEOUS
Tho result or the Maine election has been surprise
oven 70 the radicals themselves, wo in their most
gune moments did not expect complete victory
Tho majority increase upon previous ones II Is
undoubtedly that number OF democratic Irish cast
their votes with the radicals
The Union State Convention of tie Johnson democrats
and conservative republicans meets in Albany to-day
That city is already crowded with politicians OF all
stripes.
The New Jersey Legislature convened in special Sos
son yesterday for the purpose OF adopting or rejecting
tho constitutional amsndmen; and ciecting United
states Senator TO I'll tho place Of John stockton, VINO
rejected by the Senate last wintcr message was
received from Governor Ward recommending the rati
cation Of the proposed constitutional amendment aud
the early election Of Senator New Jersey on account
OF the existing vacancy and the Illness OF one Oh It's
Senators is unrepresenIed On the receipt OF the es
sage the Senate adjourned until to-day In The House
concurrent resolution was offered deplecatg the speech
Of President johnson to the COMMITTEES Of she Ph'iacei-
/ pha Conservative Convention, and Of William r.
Seward Battle creek Michigan, as derosacry OF cur
/ system OF government ana az insults the nation.
Another concurfont resolution offered that the iegis-
iaare meet the tried oyais,s o. The south at tue
depot The election OF Senator cannot take place until
| next week.
Mr.. Seward made long AM interesting speech a. tho
81 Louis banquet given to tho Presidential party on
Saturday evening" which publish this morning. the
Pesden, aud party resumed their journey from 81 Iolis
yesterday morning and arrived al evening AT Indianapolis
re receptions along tho route highly enthusiastic
but II Indianapols tho daraceful scenes al Cleveland
repeated The groans and Kisses and general con
great enc the President could not DO heard
and after few attempts 70 make speech he was com
poied retire. Al efforts u hush Tie radical rioters
proved ii vain.
The c,cccneeriug committee OF twenty eight ap-
pointed by the mixed convention of Southern ,oyaiss
at Phiadehia for the purpose OF paving visit 10 the
,omb Of Pfesideu, Lincoln aud address the radical ole
tnent the way, lc. Philadelphia yesterday, and VIII
arrive in this city to-day. Brownlow aud Hamilton
spoke a, Tcuion yesterday, and Mr. Randolph, tic
coored man. and Nj Moss addressed crowd or about
thousand at Newark, about six thousand of whom
| il il estimated Johnson Daring the speech
they were saluted wish hsses and goans and cheers
for Andy Johnson On their arrival in this city the
delegates in be received by tie Loyal League Club and
viii deliver speeches at Cooper Institute and also al
Beechcrs church and The Academy OF Music Brooklyn
ia the evening
The news from Mexico is 10 the 25tli OF August.
general engagement expected between San Luis
Poos and the city of Mexico Marshal Bazaine, It Is
reported having concentrated ut tho former place 10
NEE. General Garia, with 600 men. The town Of
raasd the ground Two hundred French troops wcre
csptared Tuxpan, and the sanboas Eugcna was
repulsed OF Tuxpsn bay
The closing hours in e Fsniau Congress st Troy
PASSED nsinly the discussion Of rocal matters. The
question upon the rendering OF The Fenan vote to
the radicals consideration but it ended only III
the passage Of Of thanks Ia General Banks for the
psrsaao % he S to repeal the neutrality laws reso'
tuition passed. directing tho scnats Ia Of being
uanblc TO ths coaseated Ivy tie United
gcvssnmca. during the rata TO Apply direct
! 70 President johnson for them.
A steamer belonging tolan American was seized re-
Gently "a Montreal suspicion OF being engaged by the
Fenisas. is Thought in Canada tina. raid Mil be
attempted UNTIL about November. Precautions are being
taken 10 saars the military stores from seizure.
Tho lagaes who have been rendered homeless by the
FIRE a, Sing Sing been provided Cor by the
people " tho village Collections for their benefit
made II tue churches at tina. place sunday, aud
public meeting 10 raise money Cor them will be held on
| "Wednesday evening.
Surgeon General parnes i lyns dangerously III al
Oh cago with conaesye chils But slight hopes arc on
| tertaiEsd OF MS
IN Nashville sge i've fatal Of cholera on
srnday, twenty iiac in Now Orleans and four IN
Eicamond. The disease has ALEC appeared Ia Ausastn
Georgia, hsYing been discovered among squad 81 re
orrs 80 vped frcn, Nashville. Tour deaths occurred
among them Sunday night and three cases were
| Discovered yesterday morning.
/ The Comics, su New Ycrk--Tac Aibany State
Convention.
| The democrats and conservative republicans
meet IL convention al Albany to-day 10 nsml-
| ns,c State ticket aud adopta State platform for
our approaching November election. The only
difficulty, however, we presume vii, be upon
she candidate iof Governor; tor IL seems 20 be
undc rstood that the Philadelphia national plat
form viii De sci up 81 Albany asslnss The SYRIA
cuse radical platform. The only question
therefore with which We have TO deal in the
premises is the compound question, Who cugh'
20 he and who il to be Inc conservative Union
nominee for Governor ageinst Governor Featou
and his eigb, thousand majority OF 1864!
We think that IL has been demons rated
already, ~ The facts and figures we have sub
mi,ted or this subject 10 seycral instances, and
oy The peculiar circumstances Of tho political
situation. here ard elsewhere. that the oDl,
candidate nov within reach Of the ccnserva
i've elements of New York equal 10 the task Of
defeating fenion IL General Dix We adhere
- ,his opinion. We believe tina. the Unicn
waI record Of General Dix, and bis universally
admitted abilities aud services rs sts'csmar
in the aiisirs Of ibis commonwealth and In the
councils OF tue nation. make him UNNECESSARILY
| the siropscsl man tbat can be eel up against