The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-13

| Levels life saving tackles TO her boats
The stock market opened strong. became weak ana
unsettled and closed strong again yesterday ERE so"ns
up TO sax Gold closed at 144x.
Consequent the continued heavy rece'pes' amount
ing in the aggregate 200 head and the overstocked
meat m.rte. the market for beef cattle has naturally
ruled duh and heavy throughout the week. and prices
have declined 70 Ic per h., though In some cases
sti further concession granted. the decline being
chiefly on common CATTLE which sold at prices ranging
| from &c. TO 100 Extra cattle sold In some cases
| nj 17c. but at the close were offered II 1oc.,
| while good was being disposed OF st lAc.
I5c Mich cows were In limited request and
scarcely 50 nrm with occasional sale Of fancy COW
at slsO and fair to good ct 500 $50 70 800 Veal
calves were unchanged, being steady and nrm u &c.
l3Ke, though l4c was attained in some instances.
Sheep and lambs under large rscsips closed dull and
| heavy, though not quotably lower, at 10. q 10.
for the former and &C. 8Kc for the latter Tho hog
market has experienced q heavy decline, sales
being effected at . reduction Of fully 2o per h., owing
to the heavy arrivals and tho largo decline in the pork
market The market opened with about forty-six car
loads on sale, Of which quite number left unsoM.
We quote best quality IKE. TIC. fair 70 good 7xc
7Kc, and common and rough 7c 7kc The total re-
ceipts were I'LL bssvss, 70 mich cows, 1.o2e veal
calves, q, 40 sheep and lambs and IT, I'll swine.
MIsCELLANR0Us.
Correspondence
20, and gives most interesting details Of Maximilans
abdication. The fact OF his intention unknown
until he was almost ready to start On the road he
met General Casteneau, but made only a passing
salute, and would not admit Of q conference
Later It was thought he would return TO the
capital but in that Marshal Bazaine had intended
to send him under guard to Vera Cruz Castelneau was
being treated very cavalery by Bazane, who is busy
making new contracts for army supplies, and for
length Of time which does not look 70 speedy depar-
ture OF the troops. As Macmillan is known to
have left the country Bazaine will declare himself die
tator
BY special telegraph from Brownsville we learn that
General Orega and his suite arrived at Brazos Santiago
OF the mouth OF the Rio Grande the Sd inst and
immediately arrested by the commanding officer Of
the United States troops at that point Ortega published
protest against this act in the Rio Grande Courier
of tho 7th instant, in which he claims that the
United States is thereby interfering indirectly by armed
force In the solution OF questions local to Mexico.
Canaies had offered surrender Matamoros to Tapa in
obedience TO orders from Juarez, on certain condi
which the latter declared unworthy OF notice, and
said he would attack the town early day Escobedo
had been ordered settle the difficulty by Juarez and
expected to start for Matamoros on the 9th inst
with fifteen hundred and six pieces Of artillery II
Is probable therefore, that in conjunction with Tapa he
will attack Matamoros about the 10th or 18th inst
William Duggan, OF the Toronto prisoners, was
acquitted yesterday number of Irish strangers
noticeable in the court room, and It is thought they
intend assisting the focble release Of the condemned
prisoners Senator Michael Murphy denies having writ
ten the letter recently attributed to him. which he said
the Irish had adhered to their enemies by voting
the democratic ticket Afidavts have been made
in Buffalo charging Acting Master William G.
Morris, OF the steamer Michigan with being British
spy. Considerable Ill feeling still exists among the
Catholics In regard the urys Partially towards the
Protestant Fenans Tho present term OF tho Toronto
court win close Saturday and another will commence
Monday, whom objections may be made to the rulings
OF Justice Wilson In the Of Lynch, Mcmahon and
the other condemned prisoners.
Large quantities Of material continue TO arrive In
Canada and the whole military force Montreal
| viewed yesterday Twelve thousand pounds sterling
have been subscribed In Manchester England for the
relief Of the Labrador fishermen, and Queen Victoria had
written letter inolosng 1s0o and expressing deep SYM
PATTY for the destitute people. s undsrstosd In Que
bee that the government viii supply all necessary relief
document announcing important particulars relative 70
the b pursued by the confederation delegation
in England will II 10 said BE- made public after their
| departure
Our Havana correspondence IL dated November Q.
The customary reception was given 70 Manzano tho new
Captain General on his arrival His nrst proclamation
trade. ~
The bark Onward, recently arrived at San Francisco,
brings news nom the Russian American Telegraph Ex-
petition 70 August "a Tho mon Of the expedition were
housed for the winter at Petropaulovsky Colonel Bulk
10y would probably arrive In san Francisco ncx month.
Count Anasod the Russian Commissioner had gone to
NicolAufski.
Five negroes wore arrested on saturday at Fortress
Monroe for numbering Thomas WOODEN ssoreksspes on
the road from Yorktown to Williamsburg They con-
fesd their guilt and implicated four other negroes In
the deed The Frsedmens Bureau took charge Of them
Judge Bartol will render his decision in the habeas
corpus case Of tho Baltimore Police Commissioners ct
noon to-day.
Frederick T Frelnghuyssn. Attorney General Of New
Jersey for the last years. has been appointed United
states Senator by Governor Ward TO al the vacancy
casoned BY the death Of william Wright
break In the Erie Canal 1t Palmyra Is reported
which will probably take twelve days 70 repair, and
virtually close navigation for the remainder OF the
season.
A terrific gale visited Lake Ontario on Sunday, In
which two sshoonsn were totally wrecked and ave con-
sidsrabiy damaged Tho schooner worthngton went
ashore al Cleveland, Ohio Sunday night, and three
mon drowned while attempting 70 tho crow
Ba,eman who was supposed to have been murdered
at Hogs Corner. In Rensselaer, county, is still alive.
He was badly wounded, however, but will, u Is sup
posed, survive.
INDICTMENT or STANFORD CoNovER. "-Justice
Is likely to be melted out to one Of the prin-
cipal conspirators who is alleged TO have been
employed by Judge-Advocate Holt in the
scheme to connect JEFF Davis with the assas-
sination Of Mr.. Lincoln; for We observe that
the Grand Jury Of the District Of Columbia
have Indicted the redoubtable Sanford Con-
over (alias Dunham) for perjury. The facts
in this case are, doubtless, remembered, and
no one will regret TO see brought to punish
ment such an infamous character as this man,
| who. IL be was not the concocter Of tho hor-