The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02

EUROPE.

Tho reformsrs OF England are TO mako a denonstra-
ton In Hyde Park next Monday in opposition TO any
contraction Of the franchise fixed by the House
OF Commons.
ket The Emperor OF Austria will return Napoleon's
visit by journey TO Paris The Minister Of Chile the
Court of Belgium dead Tho reports Of famine the
west Of Ireland we're much exaggerated.
The Duke of Beauforts horse, vauban, the Good.
wood cup Very Interesting particulars relative to the
winner and the race are gvon in turf column
day.
Cousols closed at % for money in London. Five.
twenties were at Tx in London.
The Liverpool cotton market quiet at the close
with mddng uplands at 104d Breadstufs werc down.
ward
THE CITY.
The Board OF Ccunomen met yesterday, when an
ordinance for the boiter protection passengers on the
ferries was referred II provides for gateways at the
edges OF the bridges used in ferry slips The Board
then adjourned until the drst Monday in September.
Six cases OF cholera have been recently reported in
this city and vicinity, one Of which was undoubtedly
genuine while diversity of opinion prevails among
surgeons 10 the actual identity Of cholera In the
others
The coored population celebrated their enamel pation
anniversary yesterday picnics parks in Brook
lyn Tho day also celebrated at other points with
considerable enthusiasm.
grand requiem for the repose Of Maximilian's
soul was celebrated in the church of John the Bap.
list, on Fourteenth street in this city, yesterday.
The Inman line steamship City of Boston, Captain
Leitch, will sail from pier As North river at noon to-
morrow Saturday. for Liverpool via Queenstown The
mails by her will close the Post Office at half past ten
O'Clock In the morning.
The Anchor limo steamship Columbia, Captain Car
raglan, will leave pier 20 North noon omorrow
Saturday Tor Liverpool and Glasgow, calling Lon
donderry to land passengers and mails
The American line steamship Arago Captain Gadsden
will sail tomorrow Saturday. from pier 46 North river
for Havre calling At Falmouth, England The mails for
France will close at hafpas O'Clock at the Pos,
Once
The Cromwell line steamship sherman Captain samp
son. will leave pier No North river three p NJ to-
morrow Saturday. for New Orleans direct.
Tho stock marke. dull and variable yesterday
Governments dun Gold closed at i4o
Domestic produce quiet and generally heavy
while merchandise, though quiet, ruled steady. Cotton
was less active but firm. Coffee unchanged. On
Change State and Western -four irregular Old was
heavy and the high grades Of fresh ground were lOc
25c lower while the low grades in fair demand
full prices Wheat steady for spring. lower for
new. Corn and oats without decided change.
Pork was heavy at the close. Beef remained firm,
while lard ruled heavy. Freights we're dull and de-
pressed. Whskey was heavy. Naval stores gen.
orally nrm who petroleum, Of which 20 600 bbls were
disposed Of, firm.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Tennessee election passed of in O remarkably
quiet manner yesterday The negro population
jealous in making use OF their prerogativo, and
poed heavy vote, which was by unani-
for the radicals The vote, far hoard from,
however indicates decisive victory for Brownlow and
his colleagues the radical ticket. The following
the names OF the triumphant candidates.
Governor. " m Il. Brownlow.
Superintendent, Public Instruction. John Eaton.
CONGRESS.
First district. ............ ..........R r. Butter
second district Horace Maynard.
Third district. VIM. B. Stokes
Fourth district. james Mullins.
ruin disret. ......''.'.'''..'..'.. .Jonn irmpie
sixth district .....................S NJ Arnel
Ssvenn u,ssric' '''''''''...''''.'''.1 Hawkins
Eighth district. ......................D A. Num-
Tho Republican Convention met at Richmond yesser.
day the prepopderanco OF delegates being decidedly in
favor OF the blacks They assembled In the African
church. but motion adjourned TO the Capitol square
The Bolts wing OF the Convention did not affiliate with
this mass Convention, which was led by Hunni-
cutt bu. distributed handbills for meeting in
tho Hall OF Delegates Ali the old officers OF
Tho April Convention reapponted In tho Hun.
nicuu meeting Mr.. John Hawkhurs, being the
permanent chairman. A motion to adopt the platform
Of the April Convention made the subject o;
citing debate, but was finally adopted, and the Conven
tlou adjourned until this morning The Bolts faction
the meantime failed 10 meet in the Hall OF Delegates,
owing It Is thought to tho pending OF negotiations to
prevent split in the party. A crowd OF members OF
the other faction mot thore however and expressed
considerable dsapprobaoa a, the OF the Conven
tion during the day.
Our correspondence from Panama is dated July "a
No ocial information from Bogota and the Interior had
been received, but private letters state that all
quiet Rascos had been defeated by Llanos but the
latter loci heavily and unable follow up his vic.
tory II believed that Lopoz's subordinate officers
queras papers disclosed the fact OF several small loans
with European capitalists having been effected. in op.
position 10 tho will Of Congress- circular also s.
covered accusing Mr.. Burton, the late American Minis
ter OF scheming to annex Colombia the United States
The steamer Great Republic one OF tho CHM and Pa.
cihc Mail Company line. had arrived at Panama from
New York, and had departed for San Francisco. Tho
health OF the 1sihmus was good. Montero, the Peru
Wan Rear Admiral. who rsbsied against the appoint.
msnt OF the rebel Tucker to be Admiral had arrived
oslcusiby on q mission 10 Colombia He thought IL
probable he would 60 New York also, govern.
meut business Cholera s reported in the western dis.
tricts Of Nicaragua
Our ist,sr from La Par, Bolivia 10 dated June IS
Negotiations progress with the Baron de Rviere,
agent Of the French house Of Armand Co, for loan
Of g., COO 900.
Our Lima Peru correspondence ia dated July IL The
return Of the spanish squadron the general topic OF
conversation, and the the Notifications be-
ing rapidly urged forward There was also prospect OF
trouble With Bolivia The Peruvian feet was al Co.
quimbo
Our Santiago, Chile, correspondence, dated july I,
says is generally admitted tina, the spanards are about
20 return and preparations Tor their reception have been
vigorously renewed Tbs finances were no, seriously
affected Baron DO Riyiere, who bad been in charge Of
the guano speculation at Msxdones AMI was reported
missing had turned up again With plenty Of funds al
Csiao, and the enterprise was 10 be resumed
Files from Japan have been received to the lsl Of
June Dr. Hepburn. American missionary, had
compl,ed his Roman, japanese and Chinese dictionary