The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-17
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By special telegram through the Atlantic cable, dated
the Hague yesterday, learn that the alleged forged
United States paper found the Gardenser. whose
by the Dutch authorities specially reported
yesterday morning, turns out to be rebel American
bonds issued by tho Confederate JEFF Davis govern
ment.
The news reported by the Atlantic cable is dated yes
terday evening September 10.
Gardenser has been examined at the Hague, and more
Of the worthless American bonds taken up his nfor-
nation.
Admiral Farragut with the officers OF his squadron,
were entertained grand fete of the United States
Minister in Copenhagen. Members OF the Danish gov
Irnment, with many officers Of the royal navy and a
large number of American citizens present. and the
most friendly feeling prevailed The United States
vessels lately lying at Cadiz sailed for tho coast Of
Greece. An Irish Fenan leader named Birds, concealed
Bnce the outbreak, has been arrested Dublin.
Messrs. James Hewitt Co.. of Liverpool, largely
gagged In the American trade suspended payment.
Liabilities not stated
Consols closed at o. 1116 for money in London Five
twenties were 7sIs in London, and 76ai Frank.
Hri
The Liverpool cotton market quiet, but firm at
Tho close with mddling uplands at 90 pence. Bread
siufs and provisions without any decided change.
By tho steamship City Of London, at this port yester
day. have special correspondence and European
table dispatches TO the 9Th OF September
THE CITY.
The Board OF Aldermen passed a resolution vest rday
directing the Corporation Counsel to take immediate
measures prosecute the parties who laid rails
the Battery Sunday last.
The Board Of Councilman met yesterday and concurred
with the Aldermen In adopting resolution directing the
Corporation Counsel take the necessary legal steps for
the removal Of railroad track which has been laid in
West and the Battery. Tha Board also
CURED the passage OF resolution making eight hours
days work by persons in the employ Of the city
ernment and In rendering the Inequalities OF the city to
abe Mayor and Common Council of Buffalo.
Tho Board OF Audit heard great many statements Of
claims yesterday The most important OF them the
claim of Judge Roosevelt, for si,ooo for difference OF
salary as Judge OF the Supreme Court from 1852 to
1850.
There have been thirty i've cases OF cholera Gov.
crnors Island among the troops this summer OF which
fourteen have proved fatal No have APP
pearsd however, for time and the disease itself
has entirely disappeared.
Mr. T. C. Calicott late Collector OF the Third district
in Brooklyn arrived in that city yesterday Wash.
ingtop and gave bail in $4,000 before Commissioner
Newton for his appearance. Mr. William = Andrews,
one OF his deputies has been appointed by the acting
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue TO take his place
during his suspension until else appointed,
ind will upon his dutie, to-day Mr. Callicotts
seply to the charges preferred against him was trans.
tted to the Metropolitan Board Of Revenue and con-
tans general denial Of the charges
The stock market was unsettled yesterday. Govern.
msnt securities dall. Gold closed a, l44K.
There was only q moderate business cousummalsd In
commercial circles yesterday. but there were few i'm.
portsnt changes In value. Coffee was steady Cotton
was dull and heavy On 'Chauge -four was in fair
mand and nrm, while wheat was quito active but at
lower prices Corn advanced &c, while oats lower
Fork lower and quiet Beef and lard were
changed. Freights were higher. Naval stores
dull and petroleum quite steady.
MISCELLANEOUS
An election took place In Richmond yesterday, at
which the negroes handled ballot for the first time
In Virginia The question Of subscribing 49, 900 900 to
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad carried by over
twothousand majority, the dsrkeys voting for II
Some delay occurred OF the refusal OF the
Registering Board furnish lis, Of voters but General
Schoneld ordered the lis. to be furnished and II
done Tbs opponents OF the subscription intend to
test the election on the ground that negroes have
right 10 vote except elections for Office and that reg
israon beng incomplete I'll the final revision IL made
those who voted therefore no, registered voters
General scboncld has ordered election Of delegates TO
tho State Convention on the 22d OF October
Our Southern letters this morning detail tho situation
in Virginia, Georgia Alabama and Mississippi Noxu-
bee county, Mississippi correspondent gives an accoun,
Of radical meeting called by three negroes and three
white men, which the negroes induced 70 attend by
the announcement that their registration tickets would
he void n they remained away. white speaker At the
meeting promised them the mules and lands Of their
employers and then took up subscription to bear bis
expenses TO The general convention to Jackson. He
cot ec'ed over $500
We have special dispatches from st. Thomas on the