The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-08

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thor hearing of the case Gas aalsssnss 49, NJ A1ss
4 instant
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day. Tor Queenstown and Lsarpe~l fss cssy a nsl
tmorr has besn converted insa ssw sna very E4r~-
Nor vessel snce ste was hsss nm rprsk. asa wsn
doubieaiy make a RAPID homs The sa@sA ~E e'es
| At the Post once ss haif-psa tss erieek
Tho Hamburg steamship cermsala. Cap nm rhs~r~
will sail from Hcboksn u nsss teAy, Cue scatnApsss
and Hamburg. The mails win eoss a shs rs~s once
al balf-past tonA NJ
The steamship rhe Qnssa, cHptAsa 0rsgsa ssisrxisg
to the Naousl line win ss frem plar a. North rvsr
at half past nine this noains Liverpool oussss
town .
Tho steamship Mississippi Captain sumn~v, wsn
leave pier a. North river al three r n to-day Cos
Havana from thence shc win proceed 70 kew Orleans
The steamship George Cromwell, Captain Van. be.
longing 10 the Cromwell line win ali New orieans
direct At three p NJ to-day. from pier . Nsrh nvss
The steamship Huntsville, Captain Ryder OH ssa q
three p to-day for New Orleans from pier IL North
river.
The Empire limo steamship San salvador, Captain Al,
kins win sail puuctualy At three O'Clock to-day fos
yannah from pier No. 10 North river
The steamship saraaossa, Captain Crowsn bcongisg
to Lsarys line will sail from pier No II East nvcr.
at three o'clock this afternoon. for Charleston 8. O.
connecting that port with the steamer Dictator for
| the Florida ports.
The stock market was firm yesterday bat dan. Gold
| closed al 1882
The downward courss OF the gold premium yesterday
rendered commercial values In stiil greater degree
nominal and unsettled, with sympahizng tendency,
while the amount Of business In progress was small
Nearly the leading agricultural products du OF
| sale, even at low prices On Change
cepon there being vigorous demand for export at
decline Of &C. Sc per bushei. or wheat sales OF
consequence trauspred to justify In specifying do
| cline, but the market was nominally lower Oats
| ruled ic a &c. per bushel In buyers favor,
l with small sales. Barley and malt wore in
| active and nominal with declining tendency.
| In provisions there was hut limited business end
prices varied considerably for nearly oil descriptions
| Pork duh but steady. Beef had dropping ten
dency Lard in better demand at previous prices.
| whiskey was nominal The inquiry for naval stores
was moro active and prices little better Petro
4 leum dun and lower, and dry goods unchangsl in
| every respect.
MISCELLANEOUS.
/ Our correspondent Rio Janero says that pre-
I parations making in all haste. Recruiting and
| cnlisiing being pushed at every pont, and the
| draft gong in the city The Argenlincs, after
the Withdrawal Of General Mre, declared themselves
earnestly for the Their loss at Curupaity two
thousand and ntyeght the whole allied oss being
four thousand and twenty eight In the mcantime the
Paraguay hard at work improving their defences
The Cabinet council held at Montreal Thursday
decided respting the condemned Fenian prisoners
until the 18th of March, 1884, and order immeji
ately made that effect The session of the Cabinet
stormy is said that the petit jaries In the Sweets
burg trials win not rcnder verdict Of guilty in any Of
the cases for fear of complications with the United
States and ia case any Of the prisoners are convicted,
measures will be taken TO prevent the carrying out Of
the penalty. All tho militia in Montreal and the country
adjacent under and drilling stories
OF intended seizure OF fifteen sixteen thou
sand arms by order Of Lord Moncx. They thought
TO be stored Montreal. burning lamp was found
under cask oil in Of the Toronto foundres
Thursday night and the belief prevailed thai it was
placed there TO blow up the establishment.
The statement Of the public debt for the month Of
November shows total debt DO 81 64 s75 and
| tho cash in the Treasury to be Sl35 3Sa,6az.
Tho Montreal Herald publishes extracts from the state
ments Of the person who informed the American Am
bassador Rome Of the fact Of John Sratt being In
the Papal army He says that Surratt declares thst the
assassination OF Lincoln planned at Richmond, with
| the assent Of JET Davis
Our dispatches from Montgomery Ala, state that the
Legislature Of that State has refused TO rafy the
stitu,onal amendment by joint resolution Governor
Patton sent message both houses atroncly advo
eating its adoption tho ground that such action
the cardinal principle OF restoration The defeat is
attributed manly to the influence Of Senator Parsons.
who tclegraphcd from Washington advising It's
lection. Our correspondent at Montgomery says
that the dill recently introduced in the lower
house of the State Legislature, providing for
qualified negro suffrage although was laid the table,
is significant of great change in Pablo sentiment.
prominent member OF the Legislature stated that the
bill could be passed any assurances were given that its
passage wond insure the rcadmisson Of Alabama The
ultra Union opposed to universal suffrage
than the old secessonsts bill incorporating the New
Orleans Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad had become
law. Senator spraguc Of Rhode Island, and Congress
Aiuos OF Massachusetts, among the incorpora-
tors
Our correspondent Western Georgia says, that since
the elections at tho North the people portion Of
State making up their minds to submission 10 tho
will OF the majority Their conduct towards Union
has changed decidedly for tho better; they acquesce
choerully plans for the education OF the nosro and
devote their best energies retrieving their ruined for
tunes. For this latter purpose they are cooperating
heartily for the erection of manufactures and railroads
The cotton and crops have been failure and the
planters universally complain OF the lazincss Of the
negroes.
Our correspondent at Ricm md Va, says that there
arc a number OF members Of the Legislature who would
favor the ratification OF the constitutional amendment
they could be persuaded to show their hands The
Governors influence In that direction little
nothing
Twenty six barrels Of whiskey seized by the As
SCISSOR Jersey City on Thursday man named Frank
G. Brown claiming 10 be Deputy Marshal, attempted
take them his possession, bu, himself arrested
and confessed being tho owner Of the conraband
article.
Frederick schait,, the supcrcargo Of the suwanee,
| VII losf The roported ycstcrdav
In tho HEaAIp has made statement in regard TO tho
disaster Three boats put on from the sinking ship.
Two Of them with their saved but the other,
containing fifteen persona Ia still missing
The steamship Britannia OF the anchor line, left Lon
dondcrry on the 9Th Of November last for this port