The New York herald., 1867-10-30

ding letter from the General Post ONCE motion for
stay Of judgment was argued. Decision was resersso
and the prisoner remanded 70 jail
The stock market was dun yesterday. Government
securities closed strong and nyetwenes OF $500 were
In particularly active demand with sales at 1924 Gold
dull and closed al li2
In view Of incemency Of the weather. the markets
generally wore characterized BY quietuds. In
prices there we're many important changes Conee was
steady Cotton was rather more active. but shade
lower Wool was dull and heavy On Change -four
was quiet. but steady, at former prices. Wheat
dun aud lower Corn dull, but unchanged while
oats were nrmer but quiet Pork was in fair demand
and better Beef and lard were more activsthe latter
was armer Frsighis less active and not drm.
whiskey was unchanged. Naval stores were generally
active, while petroleum was dull and kc 10. lower
MISCELLANE0Us.
Several prominent Southsrnsn have recently expressed
TO President their conviction that general outbreak
among the negroes ID imminent They say nearly every
negro In the South II well armed while the whites
almost entirely without OF defence. The i'm
peachment Of the President is believed bs the time
determined upon for rising These gentlemen strongly
urge upon the President in the military force
now distributed through that section.
The election for q convention commenced In Georgia
The negroes had matters ali their way, very few
whites ehcr radical conservative taking any part In
It. The chances for . convention are, consequently,
favorable.
Governor Fsnton has published his proclamation
naming the 2sh day Of November next as day Of gen.
era thanksgiving and praise
Secretary Seward has concocted another secret mis-.
SION scheme. Rev. Mr. Hawisy. Presbyterian minister
Auburn. is to be sent out 70 forsign countries for
about four months some mysterious business
Tho case Of lawyer Bradley, who was dismissed from
the bar by Judge Fisher during the Surratt trial. and
who subsequently, challenged the Judge, WAS before tho
Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia in Washing
ton, yesterday An order for Bradley to show cause
why he should not be punished for contempt was en-
tered, and he was suspended from practice until the
nna disposition OF the case
An investigation into horse stealing transactionn
Jamaica l. L. has disclosed the fact that the loft OF the
Episcopal church in the village Of Little Neck has Tor
nearly years been tho den Of gangof thieves, who
have committed numerous deprsdasns In that comma
nifty. They lately made general descent on the pub
lie schools and while . organ was In process OF
erection the church they stole the pipe and bellows
and used them for melting silver. About Sl6,00
worth OF stolen goods has been discovered Indications
the loft leave the impression that one OF tho gang
was female.
New Orleans which the colonial government OF Jamaica
proposed TO give has vetoed by instructions from
England
The bark Patmos, which was bound for Chile with .
cargo Of material has again been cmbargoed at s.
Thomas and IL probable that the ship Sarah New
man, with doubtful cargo would be served the same
way.
On the 18th inst Porto Rico experienced severe hur.
rcane which destroyed several vessels and caused the
rivers to overflow nundatng the country very gener
ally
In St. Domingo the money crisis still prevails The
government is without funds
Dispatches from Havana dated the 2sth state that
severe hurricane and ram prevailing in the
Gulf
General sheridan left Portland, No., yesterday and
went to Augusta All along the route and the State
capital he received the usual demonstrations OF vel.
come. Last night he proceeded to Concord, N. H.
Tom Kelly, Of Philadelphia and Bill Parkinson Of
Pottsvie fought at Aqua Creek yesterday for 900.
Only fourteen rounds fought lasting only half
hour In the second round both parties terribly
battered that their friends had to pick them up The
game was finally accorded to Kelly for "fou," but
the friends Parkinson claim that the decision 10 wrong
! and intend TO contest It,
ship carpenters strike prevails at Quebec and all
the shipyards closed, tho dsafected workmen
threaten vengeance on any Of their craft who go to
at the present mob of rhem got together
yesterday and 1t deemed necessary TO call out the
military to prevent q riot
There eleven deaths from yellow fever In New
Orleans yesterday among them Lieutenant George Lee.
Of General Mowsrss staG. There two deaths in
Mobile.
Weston the pedestrian, who Is walking from Portland,
Me-. to Chicago. H.. q wager passed throuah Saco,
Me-, yesterday thirty. minutes ahead Of time and
looking fresh.
The report Of serious illness among the Yale College
students Is naty contradioted by President woolsey
The exercises will not be suspended.
Hunncutt made a speech in Richmond last night, In
which, referring to threats made against him. he said
that when he was killed more than one white would
faI which sentiment was warmly seconded by his
sable audience.