The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-08
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New York. Tuesday. September s. 1865.
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EUROPE
The news report by the Atlantic cable Is dated
yesterday evening" September Z.
The London press indicates disposition on the
part OF England to settle the Alabama claims. The
London Times thinks the period has not arrived for
the healthy absorption OF Mexico by the United
States. Reverend Doctor Bellows advises England
TO disendow and disestablish the Irish Church as
means OF avert1ng war with America through Irish
political influence in the United States. Election
riots, originating in mo Popery" agitation. have
already occurred in Manchester England and the
city aarmingly excited. The Italian Treasury
has been aided by deposit from the tobacco conven
ton contractors.
Consols "a, money. Fivetwenties Tx In London
and 1914 In Frankfort. Paris Bourse dull.
Cotton easier, with middng uplands at 10Id.
Breadstufs quiet. Provisions firm and steady.
BY steamship at this port we have very interesting
details OF cable kilograms to the 26th OF August
among them an interesting account Of the inter.
national yacht race in which the American yacht
Sappho was beaten.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The two boards of the City Council met yesterday
In the Board of Aldermen the Committee on Markets
directed to investigate the condition OF the mar
kets with view to their improvement and exten.
siOn No quorum as present In the Board Of COun-
clmen.
Our Rio Janero letter is dated July 81 1t contains
in detail an account OF the heavy battles at Humaa
and In the Gran Chaco on the 10th July, which our
cable kilograms have already furnished In substance.
The news in Rio had had damaging effect on the
money market and gold had risen though not so
high as would seem probable, owing to the belief
that peace would Immediately ensue A full council
OF State had been held to decide upon General
Webb's ultimatum, but the result was not known
The new conservative Ministry had dismissed nu
merous State Governors Chiefs OF Police and other
officers and had cancelled Senatorial election Ia
Pernambuco.
A Havana despatch says a connagration has oc.
Cured among the Casilda warehouses; and Senior
Zuluetas losses alone are estimated at $780, 900.
A grand informal reception was given to Governor
Fenton and General Meade at the Stetson House,
Long Branch on Saturday evening, after which oc-
Cured probably the last hop OF the season.
Another meeting OF the First Manhattan Grocery
and Provision Cooperative Association was held
last night the President stating that the affair far
was failure So, 500 having been sunk in 1t, and he
wanted 10 know what the stockholders and members
proposed TO do-to wind up its affairs or go on with
It. After exhaustive discussion 1t was agreed to
venture more money and try the thing for another
week. a committee TO be engaged in the meantime
opinions.
General Buffers party arrived OF Boston yesterday
from Prince Edwards Island. They were cordially
entertained by the citizens In the island and pub
lie dinner was given to them on wednesday last at
Charottestown. The result OF their visit has not yet
been made public.
The September statement Of the public debt shows
the total to be 1885, with coin and currency
in the Treasury TO the amount Of $1o7 This
develops an increase In the debt since August OF
eI2,079,sl3.
The Chamber Of Commerce Of this city has re-
ceived communication from the Chamber OF Com
merce at Nantes, France containing directions and
instructions for vessels navigating the Loire.
trotting match came or at the Fashion Course
yesterday between the brown mare Lady Wells and
the chestnut stallion Hickory Jack for $780, mile
heats, best three In five. Lady Wells won in three
stfSight heats her best mile being In 2:35A
scung match took place or the Eysian Fields
yesterday between william ii. Hayes of Greenpoint
j. l.. and John A. Biglen, OF New York, for $3.50
side and distance Of about three miles. The race was
won easily by Biglen In twenty-three minutes and
forty-nine seconds.
match game OF base ball took place at the
grounds In Brooklyn yesterday between the At
lantics and Athletics, resulting in the defeat Of the
former by score Of 10 to 81. Twenty thousand
spectators are said to have been present.
The trial ofwhalen for the murder Of Darcy McGee
commenced In Ottawa yesterday. One La Croix tes
titled that he saw the prisoner shoot McGee and
other damaging evidence was given for the prose.
cuton.
Ex-senator Bradley (colored) OF Georgia, in a
speech to republican meeting in Savannah last
night said the expulsion Of the colored members
from the lower house OF the Legislature would In.
crease the majority in the State for Grant: but
whichever way the election went 1t would result In
bloodshed.
Attorney General wilkins. Of Nova Scotia in reply
to letter from the Lieutenant Governor asking him
to explain his recent dsloyal sentiments In Parlla
ment disclaims uttering any disloyal sentiments
and says that he breads annexation with the United
States above all things but believes that the
federation OF the colonies tends that way.
The deadlock In the Internal Revenue Bureau con.
tinues Commissioner Rollins has not yet left Wash
ington and continues to make appointments that
McCulloch refuses to confirm.
Robert Iopson, who is charged with killing Henry
C. Lyon on Friday night, was yesterday released on
$4,000 bail.
II Is not yet known whether there will be a Sep.