The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-01
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Europe.
The cable reports are dated October 81.
COnsols 94h for money and account. Five-twen-
ties firm at "a Erie shares %. Illinois Centrals
o7k. Paris Bourse quiet; rentes 70f csc. Frankfort
Bourse-Five-twenties 49, Liverpool cotton market
advancing; middling uplands 1hd. Havre-Cot-
ton tres ordinaire, l4Of Antwerp-Petroleum, stan
dard white, 53f.
Miscellaneous.
7 Mr.. Seward was enthusiastically received by the
citizens of Auburn upon his return home on Friday.
Yesterday he addressed an immense audience OF his
old constituents upon national AFFAIRS in the course
Of which he reviewed the administrations OF Presi-
dents Lincoln and johnson, which he sustained
throughout. Although not agreeing with the repub-
lican party in its reconstruction policy still he be-
1ieves it Is the party which best restore quiet
throughout the country and the Southern States to
their places in the Union. While acknowledging the
patriotic services Of Mcclellan, Hancock, Hendricks,
Buckalew and other democratic leaders during and
since the close Of the rebellion, he submits that the
democratic party has been tainted with disoyalty,
and committed fatal error at the July Convention
in not taking high, patriotic stand whereby alone
it could have achieved success. Mr.. Seward reviews
his own political life, and especially justfes his
course upon the slavery and naturalization ques-
tiOns
Governor Seymour was most cordially received at
Wilkesbarrc, Pa, yesterday, By the democracy Of
that city. he spoke at the Court House to large
crowd last night, using the same arguments ad-
vanced in his late speeches at other places. To-day
ne is the guest Of Judge Woodward, of wikesbarre,
and tomorrow VIII resume his journey homeward
via Great Bend and Binghamton.
Ex-Secretary Stanton spoke to large audience
last night at the Academy OF Music, Philadelphia.
His address was bitter review OF Governor Sey
mour's late speeches, which, he said, were three In
10. suit different localities-one for the Ohio
farmers the price Of four and grain; the second
for Pitsburg to the workingmen about the high rate
OF taxes, and the third TO the Berks county demo-
Gratis on the vast expenses OF the war.
General Steedman has resigned the office OF Super
sntendent OF Police of the city Of New Orleans. The
Police Commissioners state that they intend to APP
point a superintendent upon the recommendation OF
the merchants OF the city.
on Friday night, by request, General Rousseau at
tended the Of the ''Innocens," the club which
was mos prominent III the recent negro riots in that
city The General told the members that the laws
must be enforced aud that any man who haa the
yght 10 vote should vote unmoested election
DAY. His remarks were wei received, and the mem
beers 81 the club promised to obey his wishes.
The Grand Jury OF Philadelphia yesterday Ignored
all tie eases submitted 10 that body against election
pers purporting to be issued by the Supreme Court
In September. In test yesterday Judge Bar
nard sustained The election officers, the prohono-
iary having failed to recognize his own signature
aud Official seal when required 10 do 80 IN open
court.
A pe,ition contesting the election OF Daniel NJ.
Fox az Mayor has been filed in the Philadelphia
Common Pleas Court II purports that the true
vote OF the city gave Tyndale majority Of 2,179.
The i4th inst. has been fixed for the hearing.
Major General wertemberg, OF the Austrian army,
visited Fortress Monroe yesterday, where he was re-
ceived with military honors. The General is upon
tour through United states, during which he will
visit the principal battle fields OF the rebellion for
the purpose OF studying the American system Of
warfare
In the cases OF Woolley and Kimberly Brothers
against General Butler Judge DobbIns has refused to
vacate the summons against the General, on the
ground that the privilege Of members OF Congress
from arrest, guaranteed by the constitution, does
not prevent the service upon them any civil pro-
cess, thu disregard Of which would not subject them
90 attachment for contempt or other personal mo-
iestation.
The dead lock IN the appointment Of supervisors
of internal is not likely 10 be removed at
present. Commissioner Rollins and Secretary Nc
Culoch had proiracted interview upon the subject
yesterday, but Without coming to an adjustment.
General orders have been issued from the head.
qusres or The army publishing the provisions OF tue
contribution and laws OF the United states which
prohibit all persons IN the military service from in
terfering IN any election in any State.
Chief Justice Cartier yesterday announced the de-
sison or the Supreme Court for the District or
Columbia in case where the former owner sued
sor tlie ecovery OF his property, which had been
conns q and sold on account Of his participation
il TIE re.llion. The Court held that the eoudsca
tion aNs sere constitutional ana retained the pur.
chaser i ii possession.
The City.
Mayor HOFFMAN yesterday issued . proclamation
50 the people OF this city setting forth mat IN
scrupu,ous designing and dangerous meu hac
combined 20 prevent naturallzed citizens from
voting, under the pretence that their papers ha'
been iraudulenty obtained The United states Mar
sha 4 declared to have appointed sworms o. sne
ciai deputies to take their places at the polls for Oh
purpose u oycravlDg voters and otherwise inter
Jere 70 prevent fair election. Evidence is said q
be accommodating which shows o determination o.
the part Of certain men to So excite the masses Q
people In the city opposed 10 them a. 4
lead them TO acts Of disorder and vioen
resistance. The Mayor calls upon the peo
pie ~ Keep quiet under tie most aggra
waiting circumstances, and oGeT a reward o
800 for the arrest and conviction Of any pefsoi
charged With violation of inc election Laws Of th