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

An American sailor named Bunker had been found mur
dereo in Sagasasi, but by whom was unknown inc
site for foreign settlement at Yeddo had been ue'f
mined upon. The Chosin war had ended
Governor Brownlow OF Tennessee. will deliver MS
message the Legislature to-day. He viii recommend
repeal OF the prohibiting negroes from houing
Office and serving juries II is thought probable thar
Brownlow will be elected United States Senator ~ the
| Legislature
| General Sheridan received the most enthusiastic
ovation OF his tour at Boston yesterday He arrived
there after receptions in Fall River, Taunton and
other places and welcomed to the State BY Governor
Bullock He was then escorted by the militia through
the principal streets and honored with torchlight
procession at night He visits Lowell to-day, and
| Albany tomorrow.
JET Davis is now settled, is to be arraigned for
trial on the fourth Monday in November No objection
will be made by the government and the trial will pro-
coed The charge OF levying war against the United
States will be admitted, and tho defence against the
charge Of treason will be that his first allegiance du
10 his State
Our Havana letter is dated October l. The yellow
fever had almost entirely disappeared railway from
cabaricn to cayo Frances projected. remedy
for the yellow fever and black vomit had been discov
cred in the juice OF the female verbena leaf
Treasurer Spinner hts report to the Secretary OF
tons of coupons bonds and other secure
ties without foundation in fact.
We have received the Official report OF Judge j. +.
Kinney, OF the commission appointed some time since
to confer with the dsaiccted Indian tribes but
PEELED to defer its publication in consequence Of the
press of advertisements and important The facts
contained in the report have, however already appeared
in the HERALD in the letters and kilograms OF special
correspondents who accompanied the commission.
According to the report the Indians in many instances
professed peace for the purpose OF obtaining powder
with which to wage war.
The telegram from Fort Ellsworth on Friday last
stating that General Butered had been taken prisoner
by the Indians fabrication. Major General But
terfcld present at his post Of duty this city.
letter of Secretary McCulloch is published, in
which he expresses the opinion that the ive-twenty
bonds must be paid in coin.
new extension line of telegraph, similar to that
used in London and Paris, is being constructed in the
city. The wires to extend up and down town, and
to Brooklyn, Jersey City and other points
The jury investigating the double tragedy at Will
liamsburg returned verdict yesterday duplicating the
prisoner, Lawrence Ehrhardt, in tho murder OF Her.
mann Gross on tho evening of October ..
severe gale visited the Gulf of Mexico on the Cd
inst, which caused considerable damage to shipping
about the passes the mouth OF the Mississippi and
along tho Texas coast The tide high at Calves
ton that the city cemetery covered with water a
foot deep and railroad travel DISTRACTED.
The New Orleans city railroad companies have in their
possession 900 counterfeit nickel received as
fares.
The yellow fever Is decreasing slowly in New Orleans
There hundred and nine nterments during
Saturday and sunday. In Mobile there were nine
during Sunday and Monday