The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-04
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day, October s.
The Garibadian revolutionary movement had assumed
alarming character Ii feared that IL would lead
interruption OF friendly relations between France
and Italy. The riots III Vncrbo not quelled The
insurgents had taken and held a small town the
Papal territory. The King OF Italy refused an earnest
appeal of the Pope Tor troops Italian official dispatches
of the I'd instant mako mention OF Rome, but con-
firm the news OF a revolt in Vilerbo.
Many of the Fenan traitor convicts have been taken
from the jas in England and Ireland and placed on
board OF naval transports for cafe keeping preparatory
90 bong deported TO Australia General Lersund will sail
Immediately from Span for Cuba to the Office Of
Captain General. Hungarian journal that Louis
Kossuh in correspondence with Russian agents in
iS4o. The city Of Hamburg refuses to join the now
German Zollveren. Admiral Farragut and his officers
were entertained at Masonic banquet in England. The
Minnesota at Lisbon.
Consols at "a 5.l6 for money In London in the
afternoon. Fiyetwentes were at Tx in London.
The Liverpool cotton market Inactive, with mid
ding uplauds AT SID Breadstus quie. and provisions
downward
THE CITY.
General Sheridan received the lady friends OF tn
members of the Union League Club yesterday at tho
Club rooms in Union square The reception passed OF
very agreeably and quite number Of persons were
present. The General 10 the steamboat Metropolis
OF the Fall River line at five p. NJ, for Newport, r. l.,
where he will be the guest OF j. Dexter Bradford until
Monday next he then leaves to spend few days in
Boston, after which he will proceed 10 Albany.
The Board OF Coanoi,men met yesterday. A commu.
ncation was received from the Corporation Counsel
stating that he had commenced proceedings against the
railroad company woo have laid rails the Battery.
An invitation received from the convention of
Father Mathew societies to review that organization on
the 10Th inst.
The Board OF Health mot yesterday, when the engi.
neer reported that tho proper positions for the booths OF
the employees OF the Soldiers Messenger Company should
be in the middle o. where the streets are wide
number OF locations in tho and upon the side
walks were Favorable passed upon.
The Amer can b be Union held the second and last
days session Of It's eighteenth anniversary yesterday.
Tho attendance quite great as that of the pre-
yious day. and addresses were made by elo
quent speakers. The OF s3ojs was contributed to
introduce the version OF the Bible among the freed
men in the South.
Judge Batchford rendered decision In the Hamilton
habeas corpus yesterday returning the prisoner
Hamilton to the custody Of his proper military officer OF
the United States army.
daring attempt at highway robbery was made at
about two O'Clock yesterday morning on Broadway
The victim was Thomas Maguiro. the manager lie
knocked down. but before he was robbed his
alleged assailant was arrested Mcguire had $4,000
about his person.
An ARRAY occurred in Williamsburg yesterday between
party OF woFkm a sugar refinery which resulted
in the killing OF one aud the woundng Of
another The perpeirO OF the deed ned and is still
large.
The General Transatlantic Company's steamship Sc.
Laurent Captain Bocarde, will sail from pier SO North
river at ten O'Clock TO morning for Brest and
Havre. The mails FOR France will close at the Post
ONCE at eight O'Clock In the morning
The Inman line steamship City OF Antwerp Captain
Mrehous, VIII leave pier IS North river at to-
morrow for Lv rpcol via Queenstown. The mails fer
Ireland and Great Britain viii Gloss at the Post Office at
half-past ten O'Clock.
The Anchor line steamship Britannia. Captain Laird,
FOR Liverpool aud Glasgow, calling at Londonderry to
land mails aad pe scngcrs, VIII sail from pier 20 North
river tomorrow.
The steamship Georgia, Captain Deaken, viii sail from
pier No. North river, At three O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon for sisa and Vera Cruz
The Empire l. ne sdewhee steamship San salvador,
Captain Nckcrson, will leave pier IL North river. at
t1rte o'iocs tc-moros afternoon for Savannah, con-
Meeting with steamer .or Florida ports.
The market dropping yesterday and closed
weak. Government securities were heavy. Gold
strong and excited. and closed at 1881
MIscELLANEous
The Democratic State Convention met at Albany yes.
xerdny and John Hoffman chosen temporary
president The Ttmmany delegation IRON New York
city was declared entitled 10 Seats and the Mozart and
German delegat we're admitted 10 honorary seats
Horauo Seymour chosen permanent President.
Commit go on Resolutions appointed, and speeches
we're made by Jamcs > Thsycr and A. Oakley Hail. Ths
Convention, without trausActing much business, ad-
joumed until this morning
Further advics from the OF In Paraguay, by
the Atlantic carlc state tia, the allied feet lying
inactive CT Humai ana the land forces were making
no further movem en- towards an advance.
Dates from n o city to the 18th and Vera Cruz to
the Goth ut have been received. The most important
iiems OF news have tlrsady be n published in tie
HERALD By means OF special kilograms from Havana
otebourg was to have led for New York the 2ist
Santa Ana very rampant In the castle Of San Juan
do Ulioa where he remained prisoner He refused bis
meals and passed his time 10 cursIng and stamping.
The Lad been endorsed by General Corona
our letters from Havana ST. Domingo and Porto Rico
arc dated the % b, 10 h aud 17th ults respsc.
lively. The news has been mainly anticipated BY
our Cuban cable Dispatches The probable successor
OF Nanzano. Captain General OF Cuba, Is nov
said TO DO General Caloage Tue funeral Of Mauzano
imposing affair though strangers were asonshed
to see the principal officer Of government among the
mourners in an open carriage smoking cigar. coun-
ciof had convened In 81 Domingo for the trial
OF certain generals on charge OF rebepg against tho
government The census OF the slave population ia
Porto Rico was progressing.
We have advices from ST. Thomas to the 10th OF Sep.
TENDER leo being monopoly at Santa Cruz, owing 70
the great demand Tor II for sanitary and other purposes
d, had become exceedingly scarce in ST. Thomas most
OF tho stock having been shipped 10 the former place
vice Governor stakeman held ieveo on the Ith
ultimo in celebration OF the birthday OF Queen Louisa
wiheImina Carolina Augusta Julia. royal salute was
fred from Forr Christian at early hour aud the mill.
ry bands played several national and select Danish
airs.
,ember. The news Is unmpor,ant
1.-THE bodies OF John wilkes Booth, Payne, Azerodt
.rca .,d Ma surrat tho ASA consprators,