The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13

compsniss v,ll prosscuts the matter In the courts
The stock market was strong and excited YESTERDAY
Government securities we're steady. Cold was nin anu
closed at 1881 1885.
There was q light business consummatea in oo" mef-
cai circles yesterday In the breadstuns maks' nov"
ever there was an unusual degree OF ao's"' INC 10
maud being mainly for export. and prices wers again
higher Cotton active and more STEADY. groceries
were dull and generally heavy. On Change -four was
decidedly active and Ioc zoe. higher. Wheat ad-
vanced Sc Sc, snd corn lc &c, with brisk de-
maud Oats were freely dealt at higher prices. PORK
was moderately active and closed steady, while beef
steady and lard quiet and heavy. Fsghts were active
and nrmer wnsksy was unchanged Petroleum de-
clined &c. per gallon, with less doing
MlsCELLANEOus
The further returns OF the late elections do not
teraly alter the resuita disposition manifested
BY ONO democracy contest the election that
State the ground that number OF negroes had vosd
The radical majority 10 20 small that such . turn Of
Affairs may leave theft success very doubtful indeed
In Pennsylvania the majority IL nov estimated At LOO
for the democrats. The Legislature stall remains
republican.
We have nles from Bermuda dated 70 the LIST Of
October. the Royal Gosete Of that day says:"Ws are
informed that forty burals Of colors1 persons have
taksa place since the commencement q this year in
t00 pokmn OF n1mftt00. THIS seems 10 u UOts
say What can b the cause OF causes The quarterly
meeting Of the clergy Of the Church Of Ensiana took
place n Trinity Church, Hamilton when tho Rev. r.
Lishsbeurn gave . very satisfactory answer % shs
question proposed the subject Of private prayer
Mr. l. NJ CLARK, Chief Of the Firss Divisiea Of the
National Currency Bureas u Washington, has made
report the Secretary Of the Treasury defining tho
points Of difference between the genuine and counterfeit
ssven.thrty bonds
General Sheridan visited Troy yesterday and
ENTHUSIASTICALLY received He introduced to the
municipal authorities. and in company with tho Mayor
and others visited General John Wool He will 60 West
on Monday.
General Imbodsu who was refused permission to
register at Richmond days ago taking the oath
In the Presd proclamation. intends applying for
writ Of mandamus to compel the Board to register his
nama II this fails he will carry his before the
United tates Supreme Court
An inventory OF President Lincon's estate filed in
the courts OF Sangamon county, ILL.,, on the 2otn Of
November 1865 shows that he had $7o 4s2 invested In
government securities at the time o. his DEATH which,
with otner sums, notes Of hand and real estate in his
posse son, would swell the of his property to
SIS 900. This with the $25 900 voted his widow by
Congress makes the total foot up to $4,000.
An injunction granted in a Pbila elphia court
yesterday restraining tho return judges Of election from
count votes cast by certain soldiers in the United
States army at the recent election. rule was also
granted to show cause why attachment should not
against judges for dsobedience and
tempt in forwarding tho the Secretary OF
State at Harrisburg after the injunction had been is
sued.
The California miners . strike for six doarsa
day, and have formed Miners League Work has
ceased OF the mines
difficulty recently occurred between the escort and
the passengers Of SANTA Fc COACH brought about by
drunken sergeant and three killed and the
sergeant wounded.
Two GsoraiAns fought q duel near Augusta yesterday
with pistos Nobody hurt, and the affair ami.
cabiy settled.
A fros. visited Memphis on Friday night.
The Lnte Eiections-President johnson and
tho Democracy.
Close upon the heels Of the late elections we
find democrai c wire workers. scene. shutters
and Office seekers, from the East and the West,
heading for Washington, and buzzing about the
White House like flies in sugar bowl or pill
grims around the Tomb Of the Prophet These
pilgrims have "great expectations" They
demand and expect general clearing out Of
tie Aegean stables, in consequence of the
judgments of the people OF Pennsylvania and
Ohio az inst the radical Jacobins and their
radical scheme of universal negro suffrage. Mr..
johnson is called upon to reconstruct his Cabi-
net from democratic timber, including some
copperhead sticks afflicted with the dry rot and
condemned by a public board of inspection
half dozen times already. The modest re-
QUESTION, IN short, of delivery Of the spoils
Of the administration into the hands OF the
jubilant democracy is made upon Mr.. Johnson;
and he Is expected to meet 1t without any
return in the way of q fair and valuable con-
sideration.
The Blarrs and the Blacks, the Walkers, the
Jenknses, the Brights, the Seymours and Hoff-
mans, and numerous others of the lame ducks
and dead ducks" OF the same feather, are now
enumerated among the Presidents advisers, or
among the aspirants or probabilities for some
thing in the ,buflng and cutting Of the cards
for new upstairs Cabinet and new kitchen
Cabinet, and new division Of the loaves and
spoils all round. But the President hesitates
his way is not clear before him. It may be
that these recent elections call for the surren-
der, on demand, Of bis patronage to the demo-
cratic parry; but b, does not see 1t in that light
He rather leans to the idea that he has had
something TO do with these elections, and that
something is due to him. Nor can he under
stand what claims q party have upon
him after having coolly ignored him or fatty
repudated him before the people, as these
modest, self-appcinted copperhead advisers
have done. Whether he aspires simply 10 re-
pair the misfortunes OF his administration, or
whether he is fascinated BY the dim and
shadowy chances Of triumphant johnson
party in 1868, he cannot realize the advantages
Of settlement now with the democracy in
which everything is to be given away on his
part without anything in exchange. No won
der, then, that, looking to the democratic party,
Mr. Johnson, in his endorsements, not know