The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-20
EUROPE.

EUROPE
By the Atlantic cable we have news advicas with
markets and marine report dated in London and Liver
pool yesterday evening" October 10.
Consos closed in London at S9k for money yesterday
United States hve-twenties 8sh.
The Liverpool cotton market firm with middng
uplands at 151d. Breadstuns we're advancing, the
weather being still unfavorabe TO tho crops in England
Flour went Is sterling per BARREL and wheat 3d. yes
terday. Provisions unchanged.
NJ Thcuvenel an eminent French statesmen ana ex-
Minister, Is dead.
austria has completed tho cesson OF yenoia to Italy
III said that saxouy will DO ruled by Prusso Saxon
military body. enjoying power In common.
THE CITY.
A meeting Of the Tenth Ward Andrew Johnson Asso-
Oiaton OF Brooklyn addressed last night ct the
Wigwam by Ex-Governor Marvin, or Florida, Gideon n
Nunday and others. The attendance was pretty large.
The sbscquies TO the late John Van Buren, took place
yesterday morning al ten O'Clock, at Grace Church
The ceremonies arc described having been very i'm
posing meeting Of the members Of the bar Of this
city held in the United States District Court ROOM
and resolutions Of the wishes Of the
dead man were adopted
Franz Ferris convicted Of the murder of his wife, was
hung Yesterday in the Tombs' enclosure He admitted
his guilt.
preme Court by Mr. Calvin Lewis Robinson against Mr.
Ethdred Woodward. Both parties at the outbreak OF
tho war were residents Of Jacksonville Florida Plain
AG claims that in March, 1882 defendant headed gang
which burned up large quantity Of property belonging
10 him. and now sues TO recover It's value Woodward
was arrested in this city and held in $4,000 bail.
motion Is now made to vacate the order Of aes The
case will be argued next Thursday before Judge Cerke
10 Chambers Of the Supreme Court.
= a Mangam and James sturgis, his employee, were
held In $500 each yesterday for abusing an animal and
number Of omnibus drivers fined fast driving
Patrick Brennan held TO bail in a. 900 to answer
charge OF larceny stealing box OF stereotype plates
and Edward Martin held to answer for buying the
stolen property.
Michael Mahan arrested and locked up on charge
OF robbns the exchange Office of David Iouer SO Green
wich street
Jacob Luther alias Ungor, Mary White alias Maggie
Shannon John Stuart alias shannou Joseph Alexander
and H. Levy arrested yesterday on charges inpl
Gazing them In the robbery Of Of goods belong
ing to Rice Gofdenbcrg, and valued At $4,000 The
PRISONERS all committed for trial
John a. DeForrest was arrested yesterday while at
tempting collect forged check on tho Fulton Ma
ucusi Bank for $lo0
remons,auce against the proposed alteration Of the
Gates Avenue Railroad framed by q large meeting
OF property holders In Brooklyn last night
The Inman limo steamship City OF Boston, Captain
Brooks, will sail at to-day from pier Is North
rtvcr for Queenstown aud Liverpool Tho mails viii
close at the Post Once at haifpast ten O'Clock.
The National Steam Navigation Compsny's steamer
The Queen Captain Grogan will sail from pier AZ North
river at to-day for Liverpool, calling at Queens
towu. land passengers
The steamship Bavaria Captain Taube, viii sail from
Hoeoken a, noon to-day for Hamburg, touching at
Cowes Hor mails will close al the Post once at hall.
past ten A. ~
The steamship North America Captain Zimmerman
will sail on Monday kSS 2sd idsi al three p NJ, for
Rio Janeirc, calling at ST. Thomas Para Pernambuco
and Bahia The mails for the above places will close at
the Post once at haf-past one r. NJ
TIE steamship General Grant, Captain Holmes OF the
Cromwell lne, win sail at three " to-day from pier
NJ North river, for New orleans direct
tho Lnpiro line sidewheei steamship Alabama Cap.
taff Limcburnor win sail for Savannah punctually al
thrso ,, " to-day, from pier No. 10 North river
Tho popular steamship Quaker City, Captain W H.
west win sail from picr IL East river AZ three NJ to.
day zoe Charleston.
TIE stock market vas strong and active yesterday
Governments were firm Gold closed I47S after sell.
Inc !, 10Y
The ruling OF trade yesterday was with limited OK.
ceptons steady, fair business having been
mated both in imported and domestic produce. The
more settled gold premium enabled buyers take hold
Win more confidence than they have manifested for
some days Trade in those articles OF commerce which
are most susceptible to the changes in tho price Of gold
aud IN which the violent fluctuations In gold few
uays since enforced temporary check upon
ac'go operations good II rs evident
thst reaction in gold would stimulate
Increased activity In almost every avenue OF trsdcthe
present feeling among the mercantile public being OK
tremely confident OF continued hIgh prices To bread
stuffs there partial revival OF the export move
pient, under which Hour, wheat and corn advanced
There was growing impression ha, large amour, OF
corn viii be wanted for export Great Britain during
the succeeding six or eight months under which Che
market IL steadily gaining strength There was an active
speculative movement In pork and prices advanced con-
sidersbiy. In groceries there was moderate business
~ full prices Cotton was duh. nominal and heavy
Dry goods moderately active and steady whiskey va,
hnl. Petroleum again in buyers favor Frelshs
qaist lea 6rrn and moderately active and rice dulL