The New York herald., 1867-09-26
r II e N = W s.
EUROPE.

The news report by Atlantic cable dated yester-
day evening" September 25.
Garibald's arrest and imprisonment excited his adher
ents Florence such degree that serious street
riot ensued but the movement promptly suppressed
by the government The volunteers of the Army Of
Action have been dispersed by the Italian troops and
have retired their King Victor Emanuel issued
proclamation explaining his action against Guribadi,
his regard for the faith of treaties imposing him q
'painiu duty" The Italian government ofers to send
Garbadi to his homo In Caprera provided he gives his
parole engage in further "hostities against the
Roman States.
The Paris journals unanimous in their approval Of
the OF the Italian government toward he Carl
baidans, and accept it strong guarantee for the
peace OF Europe Il
Tho English government apprchcnds a Fenian attack
on Dover Castle, and is STRENGTHENING the garrison.
Bishop whtehouse, Of Illinois, preached the opening
sermon of the Pan.Aoglcan Episcopal Conference in
London.
The Newmarket Course was well attended and the
racing good
Consols closed at "a 7-16, for money, in London.
Five.twen,es were at 70 in London 76S 10 Frank
fort.
Cotton declined hd In Liverpool, the market closing
dull with middln ng uplands 9zd Breadstuffs heavy
aud unchanged. Provisions steady and more irm.
Our special correspondent in Geneva, writing to the
report of The proceedings of the Peace Congress of the
Reds and OF the reception accorded to Garibald n
the city. The o. the action of the American
representatives Is quito amusing.
THE CITY
Comptroller Connolly informs ths Citizens Assoca-
lion that the introduction OF the ticket system among
the market wag has increased the revenues from
that source three hundred per cent The number OF
wagons wishing the city daily with produce for vending
under this system is one hundred and seventy.
The stakes in the late sculling match between Hamill
and Brown were yesterday paid to Hamill under
te referees This decides all outside bets
on tho result OF the race
Tho OF ex-Colector Calco. and others called
up again in the United States Commissioners Court in
Brooklyn yesterday, but owing to the absence Of the
prosecuting attorney and OF the counsel for
the accused i further postponed until Monday.
Tho North German Lloyds steamship Deutschland,
Captain Vessels, will sa from the Bremen pier, Hobo
ken, at noon to-day Thursday for Southampton and
Bremen The mails for the United Kingdom and the
Continent will close at the Post Once at half.past
O'Clock
The steamship Moro Castle, Captain Richard Adams
will leave pier Nj. North three p. M to-day
for Havana. Tbe maiis will close the Post Ofce at
two O'Clock.
The stock market was strong and excited yesterday
Government securities dull Gold closed at 1887
l4t.
There but little animation in the markets ysster
day put prices for almost all commodities wore very
arm, in instances higher. Coffee quiet,
but steady Cotton in fair demand, but at cline
OF hc per h. On Change -four ddil, and the COM
mon and medium grades were l0c. Csc lower. Wheat
active, and lc &c. higher Corn in good
demand, and advanced &c. Oats opened irmer but
closed heavy Pork dun and heavy, while beef and
lard were steady Freich,s and wh!skey un-
changed. Naval stores dull and depressed Pc
trossum closed ic. lover.
ElsCfLLANE0Us.
The ReSubcan state Convention met Syracuse yes
to-day and Mr. Jsmes Gibson appointed temporary
Chairman The roll Of delegates called, and
after hard persuasion roll OF the conservative
New York delegation also. Committees were then
appointed on contested and for other
purposes. The re yulsr organization finally per-
fccted by the elect, OF Roscoe Conkng to be pres-
dent The Comm tee Contested Seats reported
in favor OF the delegation from New York
city headed by Mt. J. G. Able. The following
arc the nations made by tho Convcntion:-
Secretary OF State, General McKeon OF New York;
Comptroller, Gavin T. Hulburd, Of St LAWRENCE
Treasurer, J. c. Gates, Of Ulster; Attorney General
Judge Van Cott, of Kings Canal Commissioner john n
Hammond, Of Allegheny; Inspector OF state Prisons,
Appeals Charles Mason, Of Madison. Resolutions were
adopted pedgIng the party to tho advocacy Of negro
suffrage and proposing q modification in the present
Excise law AT midnight the convention adjourned
ss> die
We publish this morning several ofncia Mexican
documents relative TO the disposal OF Naximians body
Escobodo ordered take sole charge OF the remains
Keeping strict guard them Admiral Tegethon, in
asking have them turned to his charge for con-
yeyAnce &c AUSTRIA said that he had credentials.
beng merely commissioned verbally by the mother Of
tho Archduke 70 obtain his remains for the family, II
possible they considering that private request would
please the repabc better than official He
Informed by the President that when he obxihsd
Official documents express authority IRON the family,
tho government out OF natural sentiment OF piety,
would be disposed to permit the removal OF the remains
The O6cial Gr-e. OF Havans. has Just published the
law OF July H. 1906 for the total suppression Of the
slave trade The supreme government. ordained that
general census be made Of all the slaves living
sIsnd OF Cuha, from and after October l, aud all free
coorcd people be provided with warrants showing their
proper regisaton under penalty. Foreign vessels
10 be prevented from registry in spanish ports
our dispatches from Havana tonight state that
order had come from the supreme goyommcn, by the
mall rcpsaling tho internal revenue law and
establishing the old system OF taxation. General Man
had proposed this change, under the oppression
Of The new law outbreak among The pA'n.s was i'm
minent any time Uneasiness 10 anticipation Of such
an ovsAi, !. IS said haxtonei his death.
General sheridan, secompaa BY three Of hn s.sG
ofccrs, Left Washington Yesterday, aud has Arrival
al Baltimore greeted b. large aud enthusiastic
crowd ~Ac cIcered him repeatedly. Similar demon
,trstoEs awaited lin at Wilmington and Havrs dc
Grace. aud On his arrival at Philadelphia immense
coacourss Of people were prepared to receive him.
nEnfx - A of ta IA
she hoie aud q formal welcome was extended 10 him st
banquet the nF, from which representatives OF
tho press we're excluded General sheridan Is expected
this cdy Monday, when he viii be received by the
Grand Army of the Repsblc and be serenaded ia the
evening al the Union Losgas Club House
Secretary Seward dechros 10 consider yellow Fever
Blackburn A. incuded Ia tho Amnesty proclamation Of