The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-08
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New York, Tuesday. October =, 1867.
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EUROPE.

The report by the Atlantic cable Is dated yesler
day evening. October I.
The advces from Italy OF q very important cbarac
ter Sunday last body OF Papal troops marched from
Rome and engaged the Garbaldian rcvoiutionis,s in
Frosinonc, southeast Of the city. The Popes soldiers
wes again defeated Reports reached Florence hourly
stating that the Roman territory beng invaded on
all sides from Iaby. Prussia, is said ayors Victor
Emanuel plan Of appeal to the great Powers on the
Roman question aud will support the Italian demand for
Rome
Dir Thornton, who represents England al the Court OF
Brazil, will, said % appointed British Minister TO
Washington Earl Derby is expected TO resign the
premiership OF England at carly day. u. Achille
Fouid, the eminent French statesman i dead
The pioneer of The Anglo African war expe-
dition have sailed from Alden for Abyssnia desruc.
tive typhoon Inflicted much damage the mercantile
marine IN and near one OF the ports OF China
The Hamburg American Steamship Company has
placed two Of he Of the line in now service
from Hamburg TO New Orleans b. way OF southampton
The Bavaria has sailed for New Orleans on an expert
mental trip, and Il the traffic prove remunera,e re-
gular voyages wiz be made.
Consos closed at o. 10 for money in London; fve
tuentiss closed az Il 7ls London and quoted at
7il ia Frankfort at
The Liverpool cotton market closed with mddlng up
vsnced. Provisions without any marked change
The French mall steamship Pcriere arrived at this
pon yesterday in tho extraordinary quick time OF eight
days and tweniy.one hours from Bres to Sandy HOOK
by the Porere have continental files 10 the 2sth
of Septsmber--as late as The mails OF tho Cuba at
Hafay-coraining interesting details Of cable des-
patches.
Tho Board OF Aldermen yesterday and received IN
opinion from the Corporation Counsel which virtually
stated TIA. the state has the power deprive the
city OF the power OF granting licenses which the
charter accords 10 IL.
Tho stock market strong and excited yesterday.
Government securities strong Gold was strong
and closed a, 145L.
The market FOR beef cattle yesterday depressed
by the large offerings and prices receded fully Ic per
H. with a slow demand. Sales OF extras wero made
at l6Lc lie. prime, Ice l6Sc. first quality, 15c
n Is &c. fair 20 good, Ice lac; ordinary, lie.
l2lsc, and inferior. Sc. loc The number
about . 500 head. Mich cows quiet, but Grm at
$50 $40, as to quality. Veal calves steady aud
frm at l2c l2Jsc. FOR extra: lie III 10 for prime
aad &C. a iosc. for inferior to common. sheep
aud lambs were &c lower and heavy at the reduction;
the demsnd was light sheep ranged at from ss.c. to
&C. and lambs from &c. to Nc The hog market was
fairly active but prices were generally &c. per Ii.
good exc 7slc, and common TO rough sac. aelse.
Al these prices the offerings at the Foreh street yards
we're disposed or The total receipts s256 beever,
30 mich cows 1921 veal calves - 46 sheep and lambs
add Is COZ swine.
MISCELLANEOUS
Tho state elections in Pennsylvania, ohio and Iowa
take place to-day TOE democrats in ohio arc In high
gec and greater harmony than has been known 10 their
ranks for many years and speak confidently OF reduc.
ing the republican majority by at least twenty thousand
yotos The mulattoes In the State reported 10 be
srminr with tho intention OF asserting their rights to
tho franchise the pols the strength OF being
white than black.
movement has been inauguralcd by prominent re-
publican members OF Congress- It Is said, which is iu.
tended TO secure harmony between the President and
tho Legislative bodies the peadng question of South
ern reconstruction. On learning the Presidents own
MANS these republicans propose to concede their
opinons az much they In order to meet his pur
ard thus secure representation for tho Southern
s.,es nv the ,imo the Presidential election takes
place.
Minister van valkenburg writes TO the Secretary OF
ga,e from Japan that has INVESTIGATED reports con
corning The arrests Of Christians on account Of their re
iigon by the authorities, and although Christians na
been arrested the government had denied that y va
on accoun, OF their religion, but on regular cr'mina
charges The reports or such prisoners being toriut
wsaso denied The Minister bad taken prompt measure
Tor Iaylrg ,ns sussc, before Vie TTcoons goysTnmsn'