The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-21
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ny tlc Atlantic cable we have advices from London
snd Liverpool dated yesterday evening, October go.
The general news was quite unmportant
Consos closed at s9h for money in London. United
e,ates Hve.,wentes &c.
In the Liverpool cotton market middling uplands
ntieen and one fourth pence.
The steamship Peruvian at Father Point yesterday
furnishes Geographic details Of cable dispatches to
The 10th OF October.
letter from Rome, Published in q French journal,
contains the effect that the Empress OF
Mexico surprised the Pope by her appearance at tho
Vatican and the urgency Of her request tina. he would
sanction all the acts OF Macmillan with reference to
religious affairs in the empire It added that his Holt
refusing do the Empress insisted remaining
h the palace until her petition granted, and that
she did stay there 70 hour when the presence Of
Strangers particularly Of ladies' is inconvenient in the
establishment The writer adds however that he 'csn
no, guarantee the authenticity" Of the ''story.''
MISCELLANEOUS.
Governor swann's action in the Baltimore police da-
Guilty anxiousiy awaited and tho greatest excitement
prevails in that city Tho Boys In Blue have organized
In largo force and threaten prevent the removal Of
the Commissioners lay the city in ashes. The Mayor
"Boys in Blue" Governor Swami visited Washington
yesterday, and, It IL stated, had interview with the
President rumor WAS current in Baltimore last night
sA~s tsa Governor would not the Commissioners
they are to appear before him on Monday
The steamship Ocean Queen, from Aspinwal on the
i2th inst arrived at this port yesterday bringing
from Valparaiso TO the 18th of september and from CAL
lao to the 2Sth Considerable excitement had been
created in Chile by the received from Spain 70
the effect that land force Of twelve thousand mon
was TO accompany the next Spanish squadron to tho
Pacific for the purpose Of occupying either the ChnchA
Islands the island Of Chloe. II generally beloved
tina, latter would DO tho main point of the Spanish
attack and tho government strongly urged for
hy and the defencible places in the Archipelago.
Gcat activity was manifested in strengthening the de-
fences Of Valparaiso and Calao especially. II ri.
mored in Valparaiso that Bolivia had made offensive
and defensive alliance with Paraguay The tax on
foreigners enforced In Peru but the privilege Of
voting extended to them in return. Among the
many beneficial results OF the alliance between the Pacific
republics is a treaty securing free trade between them
also securing postal facilities and the extension OF
telegnphic communications The Argentine govern.
ment anxious 10 arrange with Chile for the con-
s'ruc.ion Of a telegraph line Andes between
the cities Of Buenos Ayres and Santiago
by report to the Navy Department of Lieutenant
Commander Gibson, Of the steamer Tahoma learn of
terrific cyclone OF the coast between Cape Hattcras
aud Bermuda, on the Cd and 9th inst The rahoma
tanned serious injury. The centre Of the storm how
ever had PASSED the island New Providence the
LIST More than half the Of Nassau left
In ruins Houses unroofed, blown TO pieces, or
from their foundations and large solid stone
buildings were shattered The shipping nearly all
destroyed The general wreck in the wake Of the
vclving storm Is described rs dreadful.
Inn /. Al.
In Washington last evening In acknowledgment OF the
compliment no made speech in which no pitched into
ts President In his usual style accusing him Of fomsnt
ing second rebellion and q following the lead Of his
iIustrous predecessor Jcf Davis, In 1907 Al the
cusou Of the speech three cheers given FOR For
nsy then three equally vocorous for the President
npon which wag the crowd called for division. y
Several other speeches were made.
An urgent appeal has been issued by the Executive
Committee appointed by the citizens of Quebec for aid
tho sufferers by the late calami,ous fire that city
The people Of Lower Canada again panic stricken
over that the Fenisns congrcga,ing In the
v,inity OF - Adams and Malone.
-Four more the Fenian prisoners arragned yes
erday before the Court OF Queens Bench Toronto
Ther trial Is TO proceed on wednesday. The United
state, Consul at Toronto last evening received tele.
gram from Secretary Seward nsructing him TO engage
counsel for all American citizens the expense Of The
United states government.
During the latter part of last week Captain Jourdan
by number Of detectives, effected the Arrest
several notorious burglars who suspected Of bclns
the parties engaged In June last in the daring robbery
The national bank at Bowdoinham, Maine. twill b,
rocoec,i that these desperadoes gagged and bound Mr.
Br,eracd, the cashier and his wife and son. and tina
they orcrd the former proceed in his night clothes
the bank and open its vaults, from which they tool
Treasury notes, bonds, We to the amount Of $4,000
The prisoners made spcrae resistance, but
powered by the onicsrs and are now on their way q
Maine whittier they have been sent upon the rcquis,or
Of Governor Coup
The last OF tho volunteer courts mar. has adjourned
sr. de 1hscour has been IN session during the past
two mon,hsn Nashville, Tenn ana was presided over
by Brevet Brgadier General sAaTley The last case
before i.wss that Of Thompson Taylor which was dis
missed by noue prus7ul The court was adjourned by
order Of MAJOR General rhomss
tbs full official vote OF the Pennsylvania election from
every county but one, gives Geary i77os majority
The total vote reaches nearly eOOo 600
A despatch from New Orleans states that General
Sheridan has informed the Governor OF Tera that Gen
s-ai Henzeman has authority 10 the whole
cavalry force under his command at such points on tn
frontier o. may best answer for protection
large nrs vas reported 70 be raging 10 New Orleans
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