The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-02
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Now York. Wednesday. October =, 1867.
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The news reported by the Atlantic cable is dated
yesterday, October l.
Napoleon is said to have addressed a note to the
South German soveregns plainly advising them against
a union with the North-German Confederation and
IN opposition TO the idea or tho late Prussan
circular Garbadi refuses to give him parole to forbear
action against the Papacy and Rome The Pan Anglican
Synod has issued address denouncng Ratonalism,
Popery. and iarolary, and tending promote unity in
the Protestant church.
Consos were at 94sS for money in London at noon.
Five-twentes 72,s in London at noon yester-
day and al IS 7-l6 In Frankfort 3otn OF Sepem
her at the close.
Tho Liverpool cotton market was steady, with mid
ding uplands at sgd Breadstus nlm and provisions
without marked change.
THE CITY
The Crotou National Bank, OF this city, suspended
paymen, YESTERDAY morning. The cause of the suspen
is said have been mismanagement The liabli.
ties 10 deposors is estimated $3.50 600 but tho gov
eminent examiner AYERS that the assets are ample.
Colonel Messmore. Deputy Commis sioner OF Internal
Revenue In New York out OF Office, but whether he
has been removed has resigned is as yet unknown
President johnson stated yesterday that the Colonel
no longer officer Of the government General w.sc-
we'll Is sidered the favored candidate 70.
succession
General Sheridan received 10 Brooklyn yesterday
by Mayor Boothe. the veterans and regiments OF
the State National Guard He landed at the wall
ferry at two p NJ, whence he escorted to the City
Hail. where the welcoming address was made by Mayor
Boothe General Sheridan made one OF his usual brief
responses after which number OF persons intro
duced TO him. He left on . visit TO Flushing on tho
hall. past SIX train from Hunters Point
The Board Of Audit mot yesterday and heard num-
Der Of claims The principal for 50. $50 go for
putt ny up stoves for the city. The newspaper claims
IL Iniimaed will be heard Tuesday and Wednes-
day OF next week.
There were four hundred and thirty deaths in
New York and hundred and three in Brooklyn last
week.
petition been nsd with Judge Batchford asking
that the Memphis, 81 Paso and Pacific Railroad Com
pany be compelled TO 60 into bankruptcy. This is the
FIRST relative TO involuntary bankruptcy the part
OF q corporation under the new law.
The stock market duh and heavy yesterday morn
Ing but AZ erwards became strong Government securi
ties werc dull Gold closed at 1881 143x.
Business yesterday moderately active in some
departments but exceedingly duh in others The
ksn we're quite generally firm. however and especially
In the principal articles Of domestic produce. Cotton
was hardly less "pancky" but could hardly DO called
steady. Groceries were moderately active and very
nrm. Petroleum was dull and heavy ai the opening.
were active and nrmsr bu, business restricted BY
the extreme views OF holders. Corn quiet and
nrmL Oats were ower. Pork was 6rmer. Lard was
nrmer and Beef was quiet and ominal Wins.
key was quiet, but steady.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Our Valparaiso tchIlel letter Is dated September 3.
The appearance OF the Spanish feet settled
weather prevailed Was confidently looked Tor Two
vessels OF tho Chilean navy. untitled for war pur.
poses are ordered 70 be sold. Commerce progress
,nt a. favorabiy ~ possible Trade with the United
Safes during he last fiscal year has increased rapidly
tnat with England and the European countries has even
moro RAPIDLY diminished. The Chilean Congress was
sli IN session. The Nysck had sailed for ralcahuano
Admiral Dahgren expected In the Powha,an on the
10Th ult the river Maderes had been opened 50 that
vessels can 70 up the Amazon and deliver goods In Be-
hvia direct from Europa
Our Panama correspondence Is dated September -
No further news has bsenlecsivsd from Bogota the
interior The State Of Cauca ssl refuses 10 recognize
Santos Acosla, although Pagan, the President Of the
STATE had officially done 30. Trouble was anticipated
and the majority OF the Assembly, opposed 70 Pagan,
had organized q civic guard 10 maintain order, bat
Psyaas expired on the 18th OF August and Gene
raj Julian Fougio had been inaugura.ed. From the
Central American States important news has been
rcce vsd The Cruz revolution In Guatemala has sbccn
entirely quslisd. The cholera reported to have d.
unfinished considerably In Nicaragua
Our correspondence from Quito. Ecuador Is dated Sep
mbsr Z. Garcia Mcrsna had been expelled from Con.
rre~ Trouble was anticipated in The little republic,
for various rss,ons the expulsion Of Moreno beng one
a. theu
Our Lima, Peru correspondence dated September
Ia Tho new constitution proclaimed on the slss
OF August and Prado regularly installed consu.
tonsi President. The Spanish american telegraph
Company had been accorded the exclusive right Tor my
years 20 establish telegraph lines along the coast
Thomas r. Eldrdgs the Hawaiian Minister snd native
Of .he United States died the 5th ut and was buried
with the honors OF brgadier general