The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-12
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EUROPE.


day, October H.
The Garibaldan invaders and native insurgents in the
Papal province OF vtsrbo have concentrated thor forces
Forness, where they>have thrown up intrenchmens
Msnotti Garibaldi marching with his command TO
Join them Dstachments Of the Popes soldiers
had been despatched from Rome to attempt
to disiodgs the rsvolutionists while a strong
force had been ordered to prevent, possible,
the junction Of the younger Garbadi with them.
The garrison In Rome VAS much weakened In conse-
qusnos and the Garibalaians hope that "rising" will
take place in the city The Pope 1t 10 sad feels conn.,
dent that his troops combat the bands Of Garbs
dams In the provinces sssfuly but fears that tho
King Of Italy may be forced BY the popular voice TO
march . portion OF his army into Rome.
Paris journal asserts that the Emperor Of
France IL quite disinterested In the matter
o. the reconstruction OF Germany. Napoleon
and the King OF Prussia arc to meet In interview At
Baden. Tho Emperor Napoleon, 1t II rumored CON-
plains that Austria delays In completing tho rsoraaniza
ton Of her military system. Three English iron-cads
have been despatched to the Irish coast
The latest advces from Rome state that Cardinal
Antonei has addressed . tho European Powers
charging the government OF Italy with direct
nivancs with the movement against Rome. The
English government has named . special commission
Tor tho trial OF the Manchester Fenian rioters
Admiral Farraguts squadron will visit Portsmouth
England, after which all the vessels will proceed
The Prince do Joinville entertained the Admiral at
Carsmont
The three days sport at the Newm arket second oco
Der meeting included some very exciting events
Tho Ave hundred sovereign sweepstakes by
Friponier, Hermit coming IN second Yesterday, tho
fourth day. the running still exciting, the
famous French horse Longchamps beating Hermit
Consols closed At 94% for money. Five-swenties
49, L.. r.
and France decreased during the week. The Liverpool
cotton market closed quiet with middlng uplands as
So pence. The trade report from Manchester Is IN
favorable. Breadstulls strong and firm. Provisions
without marked change.
THE CITY.
At the meeting Of the Board or Audit yesterday add
tiona evidence taken in the cases OF the Tribune
Transcript and Tmes' claims, and several other minor
onsa
The autumn meeting OF the American Jockey Club 1t
the Jerome Park takes place to-day. There will be
three hurdle, handicap for ages and sweep
stakes
IL the John street explosion the jury returned yer.
dict for 5000 u favor or the plaintiff
In the Court Of Oyer and Terminsr yesterday vim
csns Cody found guilty Of murder the second de.
gree In the killing OF J. n. Livingston, In Jefferson
street. on the 18th Of April last
The mo steamship City Of Boston, captain Lstch OF
the Inman line. win ieave pier IS North river 81 noon
to-day for Liverpool via Queenstown The mai Q Tor
the United Kingdom and the Continent win close at
the Pos, once at haf-past ten in the morning
The sidewheel steamship San Jscinto, Captain Atkins
belonging 10 Garrison Aliens Empire line, will sail
from pier 10 North river at three NJ to-day for sa-
vannah connecting ut that city with boat and rail for
all points south and Southwest
The stock market was strong yesterday. Government
securities were unsettled. Gold was nrm and closed
MlscIILANEous
The American Bank Note Company have decided that
the alleged spurious seventhrty bonds are really
counterfeit II is supposed they executed in
Europe Our Washington correspondent says 10 10
known there that $4,000 worth OF. coupons OF these
notes has been redeemed BY the Treasury.
Onlcal returns from forty.nine counties in Penn.
syivania, with the estimated returns from oshers
give shaswood conservative, 1000 majority. His
majority In Philadelphia IL officially stated n alsf
Eleven return judges OF that CITY have entered protest
against the reception Of certain cast by the Ussd
States soldisn In Ohio, Hayss republican IN elected
Governor BY about 800 majority. In iowa the com.
ties 20 far heard from give majority to the republican,
OF over II, 600.
portion Of the evidence produced so far before
the Congressional committee charged with In.
vestsating tho charges or bribery and corruption
alleged against W. II. Barnum, one Of the Con.
nectcut Congressman elect by his former oppo.
neat 7. T. Barnum 10 published this morning.
The testimony goes 10 show that money used
Emewhas freely by both the Barnums One witness
testified that he paid 500 voter TO vote the repub
Icsa ticket bus mos, Of than stated that the menU