The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-06
EUROPE

The report By the Atlantic cable is dated ysser
day evening, September s.
The Prussan SeIato Indicates inclination TO accept
The assurances that the >aSburg conference guarantees
peace Further reports from the North Germa Cleo
tons show decided liberal majority for the par
lament Baron Won vincke, eminent and popular
Prussian Is appointed preside over the government
VI Hanover Denmark oiciay deuies the report OF an
intended sale Of her West Indian possessions Ireland
10 again agiaed By religious squabbes The bullion in
che Bank of England increased half million OF pounds
sterling In the week
The French horse Ruy Bias won the grand prize Of
Baden st the international races tue city.
Consols closed at "a Is Is, for money in Lond IN
Flvetwenties 49,. in London and II in Frank.
fort.
The Liverpool cotton market ruled dull. closing with
Uidding upisnds at loi., decline OF I'D BTsads,uns
unchanged and the provisions market irregular.
THE CITY.
The Republican General Committee iu 's city di.
rscted las: night that primary for eagates
che State Convention be held on the 1eth gstant.
Tho Inman Line Steamship City OF Boston, Captain
Leitch will leave As North river at noon tomorrow
Saturday for Queenstown aud Liverpool The mails
viii close q. the Post Olce half past ten O'Clock in
sne morning
The General Transatlantic Company steamship. ville
DO Paris, Captain surmont will leave pier 20 North
river At 10 A. NJ TO for Brest and Havre The
malls for france will close the Post Once half pas.
s,ghto' clock.
Ths Anchor Line steamship, United Kingdom, Captain
donaldson will sail at tomorrow Saturday from
pier 20 North river for Liverpool and Glasgow, touch
Al Londonderry TO land malls and passengers.
The stock market was strong yesterday. Government
securities strong Gold strong and closed Al
s3S and a
Tho markets were generally quiet but firm Coffee
steady, while cotton dull and easier. On Change
hour, wheat and oats without change. wh,le
corn advanced Is per bushel. Pork again higher
and beef and lard steady Naval we're very
arm. Petroleum excited and III c. a2c and hieher
Frsghts were quie; waiskey unchanged
MIsCELLANEoUs
An open rup,ars between the Presiden, and General
Grant is reported The Presidents proclamation
regarding TIE interference with the laws IN the Caronas
has caused one account says tina Grant lad accused
toe Presden, Of disioyalty and another that he con-
sdsred CERTAIN aluons In the proclamation insulting
10 hseif II seems generally conceded. however, that
Grant lad determined leave tie War Once. In 70
cent conversation with leading republicans he is
ported have said that he fully endorsed Congress, and
you'd make his political views public IL suitable OPP
portunlty offered His In the War Ofice T.
tass Steedman would no, accsp, II II offered him.
General Sickles yesterday turned the command
Of the Second Military District TO General Candy WHIT
bss already confirmed the orders and regulations put in
force by his predecessor II Is UNDERWOOD that General
sckes will demand court OF inaairy the allegations
contained in the Presidents proclamation aud Assistant
Attorney General Bnckleys opinion. In the meantime
his correspondence 90 General Gran, the subject OF
bi, alleged interference with the United States courts
North Carolina his order relative to debtors and
creditors and other matters, "a jus, published lie rc-
ports the facts bearing upon all these questions jrsi
hcsicn cf his course, and makes general denial c
subordination to the Judiciary.
10 the Constitutional Convention yesterday the Com
mi'sse on Cities made lengthy report, in which pro
visions made for the removal @; mayors BY the
Governor. FOR Board OF Assistant Aldermen In lieu Of
Counciimen New York and Brooklyn. the election OF
Judges and Justices OF Ihc peace by the people and tho
abolition o. the New York Board o. sapervisors The
state finances and again COM ierci n Com
mites Of tue Whole, aud progress being reported The
Convention ADORNED.
The Alabama Conservative Convention, at Mont oucry
yesterday passed resolutions adopting tbe platform %
tbe late pennsylyanA Convention ia owu aud adding
clauses one OF which fsvo,s charity ana Kind
towards tho blacks notwithstanding tie p.eiadces
lnsiiled 10 ,sor minds by bad rsn and recent events,
aud ws-rs them 10 uusi strangers bnt to place
hdence 10 those whom they have eng known 20 be
Honorable Williams and Holmes. ibs ooloted cou.srys-
lives msts speeches IN front ~ tie Convention hail
nut the, were taken bal psn ny the Radical
Lacquer who threatened 70 mob wHiims
Advices from the Plains state tia; delegation or
hostile indians had turned n. government AMI
sworn 20 cease hosiiiitles Judge Kinney member Of
me Fort pha Kesruy Committee. tad rcturnrd 10
Washington, snd gives q short rsvO, Of Ii. nvssasa-
ION. He thinks that another sOOI thrash ps Ike
asJcr f5keH recently gave the ss'sse' gill enlisS,.n
thsir ideas in favor or resee Their conditions will
probably snbracs the suspebson Or erk On the Pacific
RAILROAD u they src allowed many privileges tn p'aes
council -
The British brig Cuba, Captain Msckil, from hssn,s
sousd !, Boston with cargo " mo'sssss totally