The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-03
SH E E T.
New York. "Wednesday. October 3. 1866.
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EUROPE.

The European advces by the Atlantic cable are dated
to Tuesday, October 2.
Nothing of importance occurred during the day.
Consos were quoted in London at s9s for money yes
day Five twenties were ct II Y.
Tue Liverpool cotton market was active yesterday.
Prices advanced I'd. Middiing uplands quoted at
15d Breadstufs we're easier.
BY the steamship City OF Paris at this port yesterday,
We received our special mail dispatches correspondence
and nles dated 6he Goth Of September, embracing
highly important details OF cable reports.
The French foreign once circular, signed by the Mar
outs avaIette and addressed TO the imperial agents
abroad, is given in full in columns. Its pubca
( ton created profound sensation in the Old
World, aud called forth the most anxious comments
from the press OF England France and Germany. The
L0ndou Times says that the Emperors glance at the ALI
ance between Russia and the United States must ne
accepted as the really 'sserous point Of the paper
England not mentioned in the document. but IL Is
limited thai new naval combinations may leave the
claim Of the supremacy OF the seas" open to dis
cussion 81. s t#
There we're as many a seventy thousand men-Turks,
Egyptians and Christans-engaged in the hate battle in
Csndla The revolutionary Christians who were de-
feated, lost, it Is said, six hundred.
The Greeks in stamboul said to be under the pro-
lection Of the American Minister.
The consolidation OF the Russo American alliance
tae,s most earnest attention 10 France. England and
Germany. A leading German paper says tina, by the
unon Russia protected from unfortunate Incidents"
occurred during the Of the Crmsan war;
No provision had been made in Paris for the payment
OF The Mexican bonds and coupons now due and the
Maxsman throne was regarded all sides as bankrupt
and untenab'e.
NapoIeons manifesto states that France Is to protect
III. Pope after the retirement Of the troops from Rome
The American yacht Alice rode calamity through a
sssere storm of the English just before the City
Of pans sailed
The man Karakason, who attempted TO assassnate the
Czar 81 Russs was executed at ST. Petersburg the
ls.h lust reported from England that the crowd
eshhiied 50 much feeling on the occasion that the
people were dispersed by charges OF cavalry.
,sft THE CITY.
Their were six fresh cases OF cholera reported this
city Yesterday Three bura, permits for cholera dead
wera issued
The sessions Of the National Methodist Episcopal
Preachers Convention closed Yesterday. Addresses
were delivered by Rev Dr. Roberts, OF Baltimore on the
History Of Methodism In America and BY william Nc
Arthur ESQ., OF the Irish delegation, the Establish
llhment OF q Methodist Educational Institution IN
ireland.
The society for the Increase OF the Ministry In the
Protestant Episcopal Church held ts second meeting
for year last evening" at the Church Of the ncarna
ton Madison avenue The report OF the board OF ircc
tors was read During the year there have been one
hundred aud twenty scholars aided. making IN all who
have received benefit from the society since lis organ,za
ton two hundred and sixy-two One hundred Of the
bencaciares have been ordained rwen,v-six docescs
have contributed 70 the support Of the society.
mrhe o.ce Of General Santa Anna overran yesier
nv nv parties who are anxious enter the service Of
Mexho It Is reported that hrm south street mas
been commissioned buy up six steamers Tor the ser
vice of the liberals The loan Of 900 which SAINTS
Anna was negotiating has been concluded with thres
banking houses OF this city.
An uauest was held yesterday at the Invent second
precinct police station on body OF George Benton
nasmsn who was killed by locomotive belonging q
The H,dson River Railroad Company ON Thursday last,
the corner OF Fortyeghth street and Eleventh ave
The evidence showed the occurrence TO have been
purely accidental, and verdict in accordance with I
was returned
case came before Judge uerke yesterday, IN the
sapreme Court, Chambers, in which Messrs jeremiah
Beaii. W. A. Beali aud Thomas = Melcslf complain
that l. b Brasher formerly Treasury agent OF thu
United States government took from them Illegally u
February, 1896 ai Albany Georgia three hundrcs
bales OF cotton valued 500 600 Brasher was arrest
ed, and held to bail In the sum Of $4,000 The cas-
before the Court motion to discharge the or
der Of arrest After hearing argamen. c counsel Judg
Clerke reserved his decision.
Addasits looking 70 the admission 81 John Morrissey
cisi,en Of the United Saies fled al the CT,
Hall Monday, BY the Clerk Of The cour, Of CommoI
Pleas
The steamship North America, Captain Zimmerman
viii take the place OF the MORO Castle and sail a, three
r. NJ to-day for Havana from pier No North river
The MORO Castle VIII probably to-day and Messrs
Garrison Allen VIII dispatch her on the 10th Inst
Tue stock marke, vas excited aud strosg yesterday
Gold was Duoyant and cIosed al HsAs. Government
were heavy.
The sdvsnce ia gold occssloned altogether more buoy
sncy IN commercial circles yesterday, aud many com
uoduiss advanced under good demand The improve
nsat Ia domestic produce not marked a. = 40