The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-09
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EUROPE.


EUROPE.
By the steamsh ship Hbe MAN Father Point Yesterday
We have very interesting and important telegraphic
details of cable dispatches dated to tho 28h of sep
tember. -
The progress Of the Canadian revolution attracted the
most serious attention OF the diplomatic world
~ tending to reopen the Eastern question in a
shape which will place 1t before the great Powers
for final arbtrament Active conferences we're being
held the subject in Paris, particularly between
ehs representatives of Russia and England and the
Foreign Minister OF France. The London Times SAYS
that the diculty will lead toa grave general European
which admits of pacific or diplomatic
solution but will have to be referred to the ultima ratio
che sword
Paris letter in tho London Tins leaves It to be in
ter'ea that great convulsIon is at hand in Europe
and when !" aoes Queen Isabella Of Spain, "the
last Bourbon sove.-s-nv will be dethroned
iantlc cable once rs in England
THE FENIANs.
General Santa Anna delivered an address al the Fen
picnic on Staten Island yesterday. He said among
other thngs that sswhen Mexico was invaded by that
noble enemy on whose hospitahie soil am now living
when had srrayed against the powerful armies OF tho
pnited sates under that immortal hero Genera Seoul
nhr.a cha.-- uvncra Scott and for Santa Anna)-the
hover Of my army then were two companies composed
of men from the Green Isle, with the image OF their pat
ron saint thor nag Colonel VIM r. Roberts also
spoke considerable length the wrongs Of Ireland
--a me glorious results which woald follow d.
mined attempt TO secure her liberation.
Colonel Roberts made address in the Ains 70 the
st. parick's Circle, in which be was W aonunc@'ory
Of the government
The Toronto assxes opensd .eir sessions yesterday.
Chief Justice Wilson dc ed the charge TO the Grand
Jury in which he ,-srred 70 the Fsnian prsonera Ho
paid trbuxs % the devotion Of the Irish people to
their nativs nd and reviewed the origin and progress
OF the fenian Brotherhood 10 America. He said many
OF .ns prisoners were reckless Wild young men Of the
clAss so frequent in the cities Of the United States aud
denounced severely the Of the United States gov
eminent In not quens the ,nspcy when It's existence
was widely published through the public prcss The
trial OF other then proceeded WITH and il Is
supposed the trial Of the Fsn'ans will commsnce on
Thursday
THE CITY.
Both Boards Of the City Council held stated meetings
yesterday afternoon They passed concurrent resolu
tou congratuiating Cyrus w. Field on tho successful
laying Of the Atlantic cable.
The naval officers duty at this station met yester.
day and resolutions Of respect for tho memory OF
Admiral Gregory Vice Admiral Farragut presided, and
addressed the meeting In few remarks euIozlstc OF
the deceased with whom no had in the West In.
dia squadron carly as 1915
small meeting OF the coored citizens was held last
evening in the Abyssnia Baptist church. this city for
The purpose OF cec,ing delegates the approaching
State Convention at Albany. Twelve delegates were
selected Addresses were mads by VIM Howard Day,
Charles b. Ray and others aud finance commit tee ap-
painted to dcfray expenses
fhe steamship San Francisco will take the passengers
VINO were ON the Santiago DO caha and sail at -four r.
N to-day Tuesday for San Juan Nicaragua
ma atnc arLa
but closed strong Gold likewise s,rorg and ex
cited, and closed at 14eh "
Business was steady nearly every department YES.
terday, and prices generally firm Cor all kinds OF
merchandise Cotton unchan gcd. Coffee was
active and nrm, and groceries generally qlict On
Change -four was dull and lower while whea, was
quiet but nrm. Corn was unchanged Oats declined L.
&C. Pork was shade easier while beef was steady
Lard was quite active aud firm. whiskey was moder
sssly active Frcghts very quiet
Beef cattle have ruled quiet and prices have declined
somewhat except for extra grades which brought pre-
vous prices few sold at lsc but prime cattle seldom
brought over tic. l7hc, while the common grades
sold At from l2c lee Mich cows were a shade nrmcr
and In improved demand Al prices ranging from cas-
ei@ ~ to quality. Veal calves In fair request
and with moderate supply previous prices were we'll
sustained, extra being sold ut lake, the range being
from o. to 13x Sheep and lambs were lower and less
active the heavy receipts tending TO derress the market
Sheep brought &C. To-, and lambs &c. a Sc to SIC.
Hogs were IN limited demand and fully Nc per pound
lower under heavy arrivals the market closing dull at
lie alike. for prime, 1oxc lie for fair to good,
and common and rough 1okc. l0hc. per pound
The total receipts o3ls beeves 20 cows 1904 veal
calves, ~, a4i sheep and lambs and si27 hogs.
MIsCELLAxIous
rhsss are 10 be elections for Congressnen and State
oncsrs Pennsylvania, Ohio Indiana and Iowa to-day
Republican maortes given in each OF those States
LAT year except 10 Indiana where there was no gcn.
ora election at that time In Pennsylvania the MAJOR
ny 20 600, in Ohio ~ $50, and n Iowa lsel2 In
Indiana At the last general election which wss for the
Presidency In 1884, Lincoln received 20 Iso majority,
che soldiers absent from the STATE al the time not voting
intense excitement was prevailing In Philsdephm yes
ieriv over the election which taxes pacs to-day, and
business was almost totally suspended.
The political excitement is increasing In Baltimore
disturbance occurred yesterday, bu, ID was slight
The Judges Of elections have decided 10 be governed BY
The opinion Of tho ss'e Attorney General Randall sus
tsntrs tina pssrtyv iasA