The New York Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1866, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. omen a a + ~naea oo WHOLE NO. 11,020. NEW YORK, THURSD PRICK FOUR OENTs. — sa — — : — Be 2 ha ane CE oe ere H F x the morning of the = THE FENIANS NAVY BULLETIN. THE PACIFIC Aspinwall, Abont two o'clock on t a of th | : 10th inst, a fire was discovered ta the kitchen of th E X | @ Oo a 1» Bes Asana SADR to e ‘ States Hotel, and soon after the building w . E U R 0 E. SPECIAL TELEGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK WERALD. ing Third Assistaet Engi flames, which apecdily eprend to the adjoin. | — Oct, 24.—Acting Third Assistant Engince: won Ing buildings ing away all the houses fr ° m Postponement of the Trials of the Toronto vena, Cn ee Mgr Nag oa ter ge i Aer ye yond a a aS won nen asi NR a copes aeapemagt, omy 9 ON gg ip aan 8a kn REVOLT IN PERU. | Sintra iratid ita pogtee ous: | MAMIMILIAN'S EXODUS, P ONTO, Oct. 81, 24,—Gunner Edwin J. Waugh, to ordnance dut © | mero fortunately arrested: the ex Ni by the Cable to Tuesda At twelve o'clock the Judge entered the court and took | wt he Navy Yan!, New York, i os Staten ehip'st dev’ oe Ga aha toum ensaeate om the . ews © Cable TO LUCSHAY, | iio sca, tun few minutos John Quinn was brought to oc ia siccsa: MR alia er spot oad to etices tihely Rlakebe’ qaieution GF the 300th ss by the Sheriff's officers, ~ 1 Philippi, from the Hesaca, and graated sick leave of of the tows ie doubtlens dug, Movers, Fight aud Aloaser 6 Whole West Coast of Mexico Evacuatea October 30, Liss tis -aetatske {10a Qatach 1: ln cae aie, Passel Aula mall ih Yayue om Insurrectionary Movement Against are. L Tear, the pucipal sullen, ax they oven the Repent é . | the St. ary’s and plncod on waiting orders, pod ye dn terest prod y he Prene ops. Leealiroiy ae born in the county Wicklow, Ireland, and that he emi Bm fpehwed say plonel mee no President Prado. ne riaee frome ante Ma hs vort the explosion of the i cneh Troops. zt veep anes in 1564. Ho resided at ape ne mre senerel eure arte, convened On the tiv 4, bound up rer i . | Bae , when he went South, On the breaking out of javy Yard, Brooklyn, on Tueaday, October 30, the fol- NRA Anne bell dill eedh éetiseandor of: iila’ Wee aaa asl Attempt to Assassinate the Bm | us rion ne ‘asct m Gaon uot cine, | BES e” catis whe'c wets cas | ATTEMPT TO KILL ADMIRAL TUCKER, | Scenes eh cesar | THE RETREAT BECUN IN EARNEST * was captured in 1864 by Sheridan's army, and was a pris- . neyo ie , | arrived at Asp ‘om Caythaveua on. Friday last, by # * peror of Austria. Oner of war Uni the clovo of the rebeliién, ‘He removed | tyentecn yor Marstons Lavin M, Powall;, Commanders the natiowal Serger iy Inspection ret to Rochester immediately after Lee had sur. | y Goodman, Judge Advocate; Provort Marshall, Louis wey ae Te Fae pb rendered, At the time of tho Fenian raid’ be | & Fagan, Fitst Lieutenant United States marino corps. ¢ litle of importance | croused to. Fors Erie as. camp follower, deine riya. eyed o @vcrunent of Houdue | News of Carlotta’s Insanit England Advised to Settle the | ™¢ privoner basa very high forehead, and bears marks | Captain Tuihill, of Utiem Ne ¥., for many years Cp- THE TRAITORS IMPRISONED. at tho repablio wil y Received (ween himsclt ued what be aigiee'a stnkewarm Trishe | {i of the Port at Aspinwall, @led im that city on the ko te. ko Cormene pee "ime 100 veer ae by Maximilian, Alabama Claims. man," He is dressed in a brown coat (borrowed for the TRB Lieavikh. ain meni tenet neniediie iii dioak aL @ porta arom a es Uwlengod. to tay of the ims ie ne oocasion), @ black vest, drab pants and a black hat. His | the Navy Dopartinent has received a despatch from Impeon, hair is brown, and he sports alight mustache and im- | Commande: commanding the United States and Traxiilo, o6 the AUantic, for prety al thos enabling them bo prey upon sya) The steamship Arizona, Captain Maury, from Aspin- neih MoKenzie for the American citizens, id Time. portal. steamer Mohican, annooneing the arrival of that vesee) | Wall on the 23d ult., arrived at this port yesterday, She ry ry ‘Amerien thi ’ whe Ni SPOND THE WAR CONTINUED IN CANDIA. | wvonsover ot the tora protession wes inacendance, | °° £28 8 ol, at Barbados, W brought a large nusber of passengers not the iiowing | wnat brite “830 000 In eset ow Novos Hor Hap Raneame Saba prpaneace. M. Thurston, the American (onsul, and Mr, Jones, t bene EV 7 ie consignments of treasure: — ee rerrne, Setaber i Seen, Calde Paxawa, Oct. 23, 1406 A orican ifonmal 8 Cifton, Co we eats near ESCAPE OF A PRISONER. die ais’ Ghamcberos br) Mae ae ee eanlane, 7 Arica, 8; Inlay, 0; Callao, Barly om Sunday morning last the good people o! Panty K nnet icKenzie, counsel for the American citizer a . Panama R. R. Co... $88,271 Dabney, Morgan & i y vi col pe » | a Were aronsed from their siumbers by wt port Me, McNabb, County Attorney, and Mr, R. A. Harrison, Jobo Lambert, the Aileged 920.000 Gold | 5 ne Kolly & 6o..183,500 Co. “guizer3 monte privates how steers ¢ oad mee yanae of note arrival 66 MERE tadies Tollensas ae rod THE MARKETS AND MARINE REPORT, | @ con's Counse!, appeared for'the crown, and Mr. Ken: | Robber, Cuts His Prison Bars and Decamps an, Sherman & L&W. SoligmandCo 68\100 5 ) y . pn om conded at the War Office by Secor Don Frederico Era | western coast of Mexico with the evacuating army of the 81,073 Wella, Fargo & (0. 143,260 ie : vt a &e. &o. &e. aiod shag’ Shey "are ready. for, tral the day aving neces a, Pitee, Besdaner 108,000 Ordon... 2.....++.940,000 | Spinigeer of dustion abd Tnstrce ton, PRPS | \woporiaiite, Our Knowledge Of the late reversen af ton honor by rites pri oper himeelt ry couneel for fers after opening the detective cell in which Jobn Lambert FROM ASPINWATI. From the foancal starement of (he Storetary of the | Maracian and Guaymas gave @ tangible form to this hg, the prisoner have presented aflidavits asking for an ad- had been confined on a charge of #tealing $20,000 in gold | Schepeler & Co.,..$11,200 Riboo & Munoz.,.. $4,187 | Treagury we learn that the ordinary public reveuue for ing romor, and we were gli on the gui vive of oxpociats AUSTRIA. Journment. coin, discovered that it was tonantiess. A eareful exuminf | B. & H. Anthony... ~200 Hoadley, Eno & Co. 460 | 1385 amounted to little more than $7,000,000. while the obap “ pectnion Mr. Kenneth McKenzie asked for a postponement for | tion showed that the prisoner had eseaped through the win | Wollt, Fargo & Co,, 11,768 Filnt & Hall....... 400 | expenditure was fully $14,000,000, and ihe pudtic debt, | PePding communication with the steamer, Afier » cans two wooks, or unill the next assizes, on account of the | dow of the building into the yard, aud from thence through |" M Stalth,,.,.., 2,000 8 Laxarus & Son... 6A HN ee Hy Billa ie ee tinea however, wo definitely underatood Attempt to Assnesinate the Emperor in Bo- AR jal pg ll seating Le cng the Mott stroet entrance, The cassunent contained two seta $1,260,072 Dates from Buenoa Ayres ure ia the & a : ni po pi nee of the wounded heroes hemia, pagern — nap eee of fron barne, one in front of the other, and one bar of each to the anh of September Avot ; UF che rekon er Mek soldiers of the imperial BR, A. Rarri ied im a lengthy argoment, de- | bad been cut through with some instrument which tho UMA CORRE: i an place between the Brazil r army (o this isthmus, whence they will embark on the Prague, Oct. 27, 1866. | ine the ricnt of the couneel for the defense ta makin, os meee but the reports do not give any decided platowons first abip for France, ri Prisoner liad obtained. How the mane of eecnpe were ou ‘An attempt was made to shoot the Emperor | ie application. The learned gentleman stated that 1 eet Poa: Mae tooae knew who were the victors, although the allles olaim to be they granted the proposition on that ground they might | that Re sists ON condos betreee tat Sat or Lima, Peru, Oot: 14, 1866, To a peveon unfamiliar with tho ever changing aspect It Is (he provaiting opinion here that Marebal Rasaing ood bis sub-commanders aro sending away the aick ang a8 well discharge the prisoners imm iy. only a short tire pre t Wrancis Joseph of Austria as he was leaving | Sr" Cnoeen Mouensie thea handed to nie Lordehip « noma fo Ayre boen in'thn oni Ab lat boar 90 Of political affairs in these countries the events of 1 THE GALE IN THE WEST INDIES. wounded im order to cloar the way of an early evacaation the theatre this evening. tla pe Ree rae agen ee Ne eo bert ‘executed his work that they appeated to be in a perteet ro: on ~~ bing marae boat operp ba opera tcmmnracane pos ee coberraasing comesciianie of Leopttal ond | condition. . from wee men vlebrate sbulanee Cralaa, The conveloscente speak ho culprit aimed pistol at the Kalser, but | overs es wo saettence then moved for an adiura. | ois Tat fuzrMt at APa fe ohettnes | here appeal agtatom that trou wen tar cians, | OUY SALT CAF CUMS BLAME) CORMESPORDEACE, | Sexi anialt oa he hander ss periency va J - el nf te "i ad (he one be Before the ball was fired he was seized by an | ment on the ground tha! bis whiners bad not arrived. | | having atalen $2.40 rom hfe. Adnmma intrvval ravenio | but twenty-fonr hours have auiticed to boil over a pol bak is ¥ the hae Fla AS aes ane ow te Gineck” Gat al by hy ig is ip said it was no ground on which to asl ¢ ng taken betore rate, he Tom cal cauld: , tied Arent Lows Ll ers to ~ fams the ot p ane Boglishman and placed under arrest. for an adjournment. Poe veg ST ge ae a a ioe Uenaeewhieh ip Are Sen eater Cid | ee toe. tear ar” tee 5 ge ~~ ‘The counsel then asked for a few minutes to consider, | §Ueiy "rearrested on x United Srarveats bot aa ho ve. . eiiliises Jiabdaleen Over One Mit hore than tcnporary succenses im Mexico, and UThe Emperor of Austria had just gone from | which was granted by the Court. quisivon from the Calforn'a bad arrived he bigs ag Scones, Incidents, &e. With entire unauimity that the withdrawal of their After an hour's absence the counsel returned and pre- | was once more act ty by Commiasioner Osborne, He | which, though well concerved by masterly minds, has Baur Cay, Tree's Isi ann, Oot. 1, 1866. in close at b The reports received by Mexioo quite agree wiih thone corpus was *ul egunse!, and pending his | epread for disenthroning General Prada aud for the memberod asa dark day—one of trouble, exporure and | and New ¥. “a uently sned out by the prisons were gailors and could not be secured to attend until | Pini the needed requintion arrived from Oalifornta, Prior then, Mr. McKenzie stated that the prisoner war a | to it Me seizure of the reins of government, too tightly drawn b; * . a nd ENGLAND. _ | stranger, and bad no friends or means until the Ameri- | apartment next to the Gng from which, he decambod yer. | the Dictator, Several . | {istrees by thefohebitants of Turk’s and Caicos Ielande. |, Want « pnmnce OP can government hed appointed counsel. {arday moraing, suooeaded fo ouldng: thsoagh tee fron bare ie manga Gaye ago members of the | standing to-day mid wreck and ruins, with the entire | gurod me thot bop ne, aliatuan 60 The Judge, after bea ing an argument from Mr, BR. A. | Dee top of the window and thas ere bis tberty, | Cabinet w informed that @ plot exieied against the destrnetion of the Jabor aud skill of almost a century | Frene f cenele oC unc in tae Ports, a aaa Phe Settlement of the Alabama Claims a Mats | Hagrison, on the part of the crowa, granted a postpone. | He was recapture! and on being brought back was eonived | government, in which persons enjoying tha sontidence | ‘. i ; some convenient port, and, picking wp the vernae f “Polley.” mont of the case unti! Puesday, November 13 ue mvp ‘- Speen. nog on o! tee piers ‘ heh s about me, I eam you but faintly comprehend tue Lomense tach: i ahaae ine ek , “a e Various bani: ida Mr. MeKenzie—If ve aro not then r-ady, my Lord, we | ihe rooms on thofrst oor Lambert was" esoward 00) | wutch yer at covey et apes ie ae ce a Rit | omen which have been sustained atid vrouyht stout by | permansntiy, he ported Aegan, eres wees Lonpon, Oct. 80, 1866. will make a further wifidavit asking for further time. board the steamer Aatori jaw betwoen mand Oj. | Watch was at once set upon the actions of euspected | 16 misnty ving waich swept this island within the last Perv in esension of the French, will. pre ‘4 if . Probably be Mr. McKonzte, when receiving his papers from the | fornis. when the theft ‘wan committed. When arrested | partion, and the fact that an extensive covspiracy ex- The London Times of to-day again editorieMy | Judge, paid a high compliment to the New Yore Hymna £4,000 in gold, $19,000 in mining socks, abd $800 in green: twenty-fo"> !Onnw. But yerterdsy with the wakening of | PIC® Of Concentration, The oMicer assured me that for the friendly advice offered to the Canadian govern- eB of a Mmonay and stocks urein | teted was apeedily developed. As soon as the plot was quite ovaouation Of Mazatlan was the initiawry morn the »).\pping, with a. moderate breeze trom the bed asses the reference ofthe claim ofthe govern-| intense tpn we'd punto | fern eg a ate ile, Aes | noon ter the minatosuchng a the spa oof TT ne ning wh amare vm om | Uh dehia tpat sopn ag ment of the United States upon that of Great | fie nforcr John Quinn, was then removed. Commialoners. é testy the arin won eng nd (4 fvpvied aries | the wid of ay (hele halle aud shattered tiabere, and the | [OARY Of & war so Darren of seed aud shat or} Patrick McGraw, an American citizen, was the next THE NEW JEWISH TEMPLE EMANUEL. tl te te Become lo mae yepe ys wag conpees of the’: cae: were huried opon the boxch. Te | peernal herte ering. of the theash cues aaa 1 the entire abandonment of the couniry. It we lens to say that bs brother officers of the ahip these sentiments, but they do not five sacha Britain, for the property destroyed by the pisced im the prisofers) Dox. "Sore timo’ wan taken up | . yy tho prisoner's counsel in consultation with his chent 6 ceremony of laying (he corner stone of the new Jew- jue and sop, the two latier hol: Alabama, to a joint commission to be appointed | in we prisoners’ box. lah seenpha;cwbtabila shot $s ta Grealsh westbimapapuae | PROTONS Sapetess Come. Coty fred o from the N. N, B., the barometer at a and (fer: os” uaught to indicate the approach of 1 Balta, The counrel for the defence informed his Lordship at | + ” to be one of the two honest men in the repub: of « hurricane, it A, M. the barometer bad fallen , Dy the two Powers. The Times thinks this | two o'ctock that be intended to object in all the potier| an ae ba sthcge Rn ged ws a kerg Zz ore oe 1 1 anes a, nod 1onle mecca Oar cesaeicace Prossion to their couvictions. would be an act , f not of justice. seen eer. " . | day's edition of the Hexatp), took plaue yesterday at two | B¢'* the opposition candidate for President, but thet he | ios ooo trom tive forth, made masters of veewnis fect | THE Imperial Govern Collecting Reng The Sheriff at ten minutes past two led to em. consented to run for the office much against his own will. from Pr. ot iealin Panel a jury to try some local casee, when the prisoner | o'clock. hefore a largo and sr)arently select concourse of | Hie palaver, however, about lis lasting triendehip for | SBxiour, aud people on shore to barricade ther Lowes | [ton dy tmpere?, Hola jure and Buceus waa removed. one ee The congregation Eraanuel originally | Prado looked icons, to way the least, and I am vot | The barometer still falling and nt eight A. M. was in of Tanert, the Indian Chief, and Bighs THE CANDIAN REVOLUTION. ss At hair, a two C’clock. the prisoner, Patriak McGraw, teen of at esaell Geasea’” Vues sleek «teat ot ee ene surprised to ‘ind blu at’ the Bead hi the jealour spirit | betow alt the mark ae - Seeeagtetirety, the toca Depeetaieags by the Liberale-Herrible — Box, “She couse for tne defene offered tho same ob- Sfearastone Canpeyesient, one some, years hed te | 7 ‘he comscer "betes waste commer Uae none | Teme i tae Setar tom Eee rere wh ot Han Puaseuco, Oot, 63, 1866. i pion a# that offored in the.case of John Quinn. time a matter of doubt whether they would be sbie | division of the Peruvian army during the lest : rf wy ' Phe War Continued and Fighting Still Going | TN ire tien pontroned the case Uanil Thareday, | ‘0 soli topeer” Howerer, by Slat of parseveraten ‘vd | (yriou,of the Peruvian army doring the PPocmpoenl titel), how. | A letterfrom Mazatlan of October 25 says’ Wiitiery ‘ 4 by this od tod fn On, bapa 4, 7 beet cope bate poe ag Pred Ahn y om gy here gh Ming ed = tng Lime firey kept bir out of the Presidential chair, | °%e" ee ae iso oe Fig, = ype hh tet Ti wy oe a ee hanged. Bome say Corone 6 counsel for merican citizens then offered ‘Seat ‘oreh je in safe and secure now, howev. 8 position wh acevo The schoop r Will goon attack the cit: Lowpow, Oct. 29, 1866. | tue same objection against tho trial of the following pri- | forward wueyeantined, co prosper ted. monk wading (hat | he wil not have much voice Th thd elacvons. about to : ¥, ober thet ho will make @ demonsiration on Topic, but all say he will fight the take place, The other principals in the conepirney are soners, whose cases were postponed until their wit- | their aceominodation was tne The latest advices from Candia state that | Dencos should arrive Timothy Kelly, trial postponed | numbers, ey acid tl buibsing in Crp #f | mon who at various times have held higit positions | of tue mnd a pt. mee med wore French before the evacuation of Mamtian. The trans Sighting botween the Christians and the Turkish | Ut} November 7 iphaeiecitieer tik Soiekeat cael Twelfth strect: now they have made azaver progressive | With the government, were either found 14 thg thew bodies washed | POM Rhlge and Talisman were dally expected to re. h step, and hope to enter the new abode of God on the feasi of 4 OO-ER@YENT PLT 18 TBE NAVY. vy HEM Sy . | move the muules and ammunition. Gome med; but the te of ite pro- | November 16; Wiliam Hayden, postponed Nov- | Pecgover, lea The eurest ‘that the po o wea Arhore vor a fearful the up. boreee, avn army continued ; — = PFO- | ember 6; James McDonohite, trial postponed until N Dr, Einhorn delivered a very eloquent diseonrse tn the Ger. | given by the muting on board the Unies. whick sesarrea | TOMng Of trees, tho destruction of buses, | A 7r% | hind been taken from the forts and the forte destroyed. gress aro unreliable November 10: Pur ‘Norton’ teat pontponed saul | Hebrow'waSde um witch "Rmandol Gk’ ale fe | Seaattn' nach Pitas dei saas deny mer he all: | Stig tniand, brogghi torr to the efhgited peoyin | | T¥® laperal Commissioner hat imued « decree ve November 15. ere SHU | tetuple; fe derives. ‘They signify "cod with ro ie atownd po gong fea Toe touiocioge Tata reeme wae | huddled woxetber Wp their reshieugen At toon the | Quiting property holders to pay rent to the tmperial PRUssiA i ern “ch stn seer doom the | 4 Bosaoaszanac}® em er eo ae a ei a bikie ag ead Eve yep e iS a brs refar . trinle of American citizens, sald it was dove on tho | . it nas boon testo bent phen Est oe oe ae Was deceitiuliand ‘bus the premoniior of a further | The vark Prancie Felner haa tows retennet ind that the witnesses were afraid to come to UNDER THE sTOFR ah Enaeda; bot he had sent memengersto them whose duty | there was. ta cavity, in whieh the following srvictes ind ; ere bai’ an hour lad | Tanorl, Almada and sevenionn others were captured Ht would be to explain to them that they were perfectly | wers placed:—a fis of members of the ons prayer ° dame burgting ov porches su | late General Vares, aud of an open beat unarmed; tuade vo ad . 7h 4 iu tive rel cf a ie j m fivels all comupareon, Ri anf inching Y@ Toronto aad rating i Boalt ofthe | Sp nyo: bode uted Ju the religion i ae ran wits ae at an er us is. Mi wan tenpossibie for nicgot say- | wan ghot ny atscom them adele teteen’” femet nad His Lordship then arkod if there was any business for | taritc,, seugvelent socley and or ag nn a 2 ae a fined bye thing to withstand it. That insatiate monster, the balance of the party were taken to Gusyeimen ry) King William has directed celebration | 16 morrow pom cae fl re sey 68 greets + tempo ore with oon board (who came forthe pure | Sh ROW commenced mwre strougly to ah ot on the 26th of september, ‘Lhe scene Of iheir ene, Mr. R. A. Harrison stated that there will be no Fenians | ing committee, architec i contrestaeet | art Mut ‘Tooker m command), Cay Varoa come | Bower, aod fearful surf aod benvy cutlon le said wo have been horrible, When the th i] placing Captain Veron of @ solemn féte in this capital on the 1th of | ready for irial vuril Saturday. After a short discussion | ahd teachers of Fellplous sell: uty pages ot | free with his company of marines and was ordered on | Witt tremendous yioieace over the eutire volley was fied were Movember, for the restoration of between the opposing counrel the court adjourned at | ig congregation; goal of the congregation: dee of | board the Union O% | ing Turks Island, washing everything before |, hours, | cursing their captors. Wot heir - y RE SO SeRTNREEN 9 SONS. seven F. , voit! Saturday, wuen th Rev. Mr. Lamedy tion "prociaraation, ezine. wud curr or tbe ited diay oF wo. ago the Peruvian Minister im Santiego Helens tized tndterieaately logothes, ASH ati tay, | Spee Ox ine Bet dleshergs, iy revetvers bog trie rg. ae tates, piece of wail of je Hi wrote to Admiral Tocker that he would like hi * hee sng gies : - soem —_——" MMe | feak containing “war ‘uf thee iver J and | ai the Legation upou iaiters connected with bis com. devastate, end pecking civise inoeneay bet ancy | Ganren esting and eating als FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The Cases of the Condemned Fentann to be OBR of Wie, dead oe lated that and bell wan to be given by | eee eae hat the eidinda dank fram tha = os me. « , ha™ sora tt Vt Coustderrd in © Session Te-Day. meane nad by-laws <7 Calaah ke hina to £0 time bie visit | Churchyard graves the shrill, wild cry of {be 1 y Hone . the tm _— = Londen Moucy Market. Orrawa, Oct. 31, 1866. | temples Hames of ail frrenta! Se De ine lor (ie Ait dine ane Lak a ie ‘war bornd adbeairlonly to leoward, aide Reichl | Why Lhsees abt wtye Lr. Persea, Lomox, Oct, 29, 1866 The Attorney General returns to-night, and a Cabinet ren ap een tee? iqudle” “elegy 5 etait ~ Ager pepgound of these guanty aead lo (heir earthly resur- of Cetin aad the sailowing. ‘portal ene, iT: eld to. consider "7 re : lot. - tale —Terap jas and hve ral Gamer matket is unchanted. Council will be beld to-morrow to the exciting | (fh laying the foundation vione! ibe gr, Bp Aller pl F oied, yl ia plan, nto ene roe ofc ‘A horrid Ay ushered in seem ingly oa wild wight; the | preminad to spare thelr hres if they frend 2 Console are quoted 08 9056. questions in reference to the executions of the con- the morning T noticed thai there appeared to be 201. | sei'of gun was tis tol by & Tew to tbe wesward, Keay, Wat eaaeetee inom, “Futten ot di tegen, that it may bee blessing to our religion.’ AMERICAN BECURITIBS. deroned Fenians, Promit parties here denounce any | mony Dr. Adier delivered Svea = Jeniency, end ray that if the Canadian governmont has | Guthrim, woo came Trow a . - atidigion stichal 1 1908, more ported then to perdem the Fn ~ ms of her feaes year the curren: § cad GRU | vena ad veiter apply for annexation F Proceedlugy wwe toan eud. thing ungeval on board the Unio A , but did mot euspeet | 1° b.. BaF ae the fea! stale of affni nor by the diwordered clocks and watches in ¢@y 4 | ured avd a at ¢ later the amoke besa | Loussbold. It was only teit by the deep gloom whic ann ere he Wnpertal sale Pte eborulions, |! to rise from the chimney, and there were cries of * oversprend earth andes, and by thedenc.ng lights which | eg Je Guaymes tay that perce ‘i . Monro!’ Death tothe Vankors |’ "Death to Tacker ! rte oy . he h | couse io Sere” " pease veigned The following are “ oie rein g 2 escape from the whistles @hich | Sckered from lamp end candle through hoire aad epes- | Privesw * ge lg b rapded dyory aod windows = Your correspon: | thro-etan bad been placed under martial aw deh as ow e100 as 10 give the alarm ities: — - zo Mart as announced, é Louse of Vr Jamer BE. Lightbowp, aft mene to apd on the Tu oF » 5 pediately rier, sid Me OD® of the water 7 “ States five-twenties. os pF the rerious aspect of MO eee 6 NEWS FROM Se ONGIA. police beste pulled past n+! told the oMeer to potity = ye eld pede Logg fan et pe ight | News of Cartes Insanity Received by Max~ Raliway The Civih Service battalion ip out for | a . Upion tak if they aitemptod to move L would open | |)! deal Dy OF. M. thegen-O10g wish the | Imillan-Selemn Services Setered in the %6 |-4m order to be rency in case 2 oe OuUePA, my tity upow them and rin toem dowm, My thie time | tee Weck penne Mah away the Cay, | Churches tor Her Kecovery-Mastutitan Ht 7 r ‘The cholera has disappeared from Hay the o'her vessels of the squadron were cognizant a he Intermittent Ve: 7 Tuto the bieck yawn! y rf . Continued Exeité’ Ah the Feriaie at | Freedmen from Bibb and Hancock counties are pro: | or wiat was going 00, wad the neverni | *#a8 rom tae, in that litte boas, te waree | cf New Oninans, Oot. 81, 186m, Reberts y to leave for Liberia on the ship Goleonda. 4 their beats ‘ready t aow byt a bed to the waters gushing aro. Troy—An Address fot Colonel Thy hy fags tho city authorities forniah | (70"t mn cud auell the rainy 4g we pulled for het | AbALU'S tie fea! of the hourricsne, ‘aud yet (ek | Adviens from the city of Mexion to October 23 have pected, & at Fuov, Oot, 31, 1960 six to ten coffins daily for the matinects jumped into thelr ae for | o,Voa 4 ag thet thryp of beasts, the deep been received. The news of the menial disease of the a aad 5 3, . Parties i> * j an Losvor, Oct. 30, 1966. Th Fenian excitement still continues to ‘run bigh, tp Welkes ont hy. on, en} Empresa (oriole had been received from the Mexicah wh aver cave, oil The | pared by aur bate By «x o'clock, hometew tow |” ith tue dawn of Ky a ale ‘discov ‘a eeneation. sap ord (buh — by the Ber iteiee'\eal auvierty im the cathedral aod the [+ sa a ay. An order issued vy Colonel Roberta ili be pron | Sate’ Brhish bark BF. Bua, condemned at Chariesion | fiecy'« cisiice wuased oh wll Oy. CMe mae | wrong Bale FTN te vogbige the | ot to ‘ were oi! arrested (Incindiny oie h and ol, trons, Cal in 4 - ne ‘ re Ae bol | - States five. to-morrow enue lawn, hes been released “ a thie © to ing SS other clietehorwhes avitiog (he sastetance of Heaven +. 5. punt asin Fewan Sonal ne teceary of ibe rom -4 wf pow agar By pon ae tren, Lis. ee | von, be je deed and ~ tothe » i in ber bebe! Hey diese @ eorled brain fever She Senator Fleming, on authority of the ‘reasury. % nig A A ee’ come be ‘will be simaltaze. Auld, of the Sonate seneeeag Tem Gropp, bil marin’s ohtimapliods ys ot be af erpoel Cotton Market. —_ Submitted to all the associations through. | which put into Savannah in distress, dled of fever. The | was |) cruate & - shore, wh cu they sneceeded |p gaining, sithon, lore) 1 b oathing of lilies Phiverthy following are the eurrent prices for American location te woth Minwters ia Europe Solemn services hed youu ordered The ue effcles and portions of circles being in session night and | boc je Pondine phy ae vas te A i, ng. vet ® 6, | Cay’ Bre (ornige TOS I Oe ee care all gone and Li" "pd ben covveyed to the Palace of Mirwmar. Tbe last * . to a aloe Frade. ward of the & x ‘The Brite oh Teper ing Dee COndMion, dated Vetober 12, gave 2 ai wany of the prince | pyre hattered wad Wren: MOK, wee ‘The market =r alge tog Ror ‘ae bo ow J Le hg ce on peabiy, — er 3 Am pal wasoonte tase ee Hay was found wpe a ne Pog Lag gm, ‘i ward on the | > oe tos vere Let of Intermittent fever cotton continued steady. The sales to- | 1 upmisial a Dubowe Lier of Robert Toombs, died at be nigh! before thin pene wax rere! - won froin body bewg lowt enoeyt | > ot Mexeo was Bo better; though the invasion of Canada, whi of Mrs. Du dang! na (De side or Peit reli soy oe et HY in Sy am ae eee coure Bneted” by the ‘rmatige ot The muted Washington, fe eres yict ee the captain, im ke Jett wie bers sod tok bo a ce ne OSs apps a men, tn any event Bet deferred. ‘ daugorous cot » han sare, Savenroor, Oct. 80, 1866. address further urges consolidated and upremiting ac PREEDMEN'S SCHOOLHOUSE BURNED. = qecruited through | ue fortiOnd WBS Sere nt Se ieee ‘The cotton market is quiet but wendy. The sales to- | tivity in view of the fact that the contingency of actual — J. Allin, of Wilting: | Th? Pee PNY reintorcomene. day were 7,000 bales, Middling Oyands stil quoted Spears aio tae been COD | qhe Froedmen’s Pon nore "es ot, American brigantine wa nee Me barned this ie the borning as ver the Britieh brigantine 5 d - Mate of Trade. Pier! witeerge r was sua ahaa te po a in fame place ie ie pretty cortal PRADO Leh GROUND. of # agpe Sigua os wae ruar Mancnsaran, Oct. 30, 180 7 aid of Captain 0" Confined in MosuWey prsoo, | fork was that of an tne et 1 ase cerry to cheatve thes Prete, Sesen is font entag sie Wyeth bare MA. Lvrwte, Lew, taster: Union Conree, Fhe warket for goods and yarns ts fiat, Ireland. ga m= 7 miss. (ight Seen eT tae oer pare = eon the Wats of Halt Cay and worm | 4 uoning mateh fr 98 ” recks bare been sold et suction, | of sectertag sftefenn ™ favaiten:, Ou 9, 10m, | P>** Fenian Domenstention fa Ot, tees” SS ot aaea, cod @tD hgent eno ah Snd'tne reeult you wilt Bud belov. Tve weg Howard | 5 00 . » extensi , f the vertoas leake ablie - wes driven from ohn ie ‘Vhe breadstutts market is frm. A large receting of trehmnan, held at the Court Boas | Tre Tate SANTOS tioty of ‘buildings, winbracing id, ereieey Ge shelved by polmieal pertice, | OCA toa Sc, mas boon hi Toe deoge Livenroot, Oct. 90, 1866. Inst night, adopted resoistions #wongly condemning th | two stores, two Gneitings, railroad by 4 ond platform people who live on the government quite ax Fitabeab nt Ylmem, | My Turebull’s bores WOR Fy one gi ate ‘The dresdstuffs market is frm. late action of the Canadian courte in the caags of Colonel | full of coven. Theloss le upwards of 059,000 Dur votaries of fachion dine at Delmonion’s Georme, | on the ret beet and MatinOnon enpiion ime. bet per ————— Prong: 7 o ate, of euchor Within tue . ae vee La. Provisions Market Father McMahon, charsctertzing the ywfis + have bien denied subsistence by the, gorermmen 4 ne mapaniy of | Sesleri? o? tor ey te Lm dees erpeel he Lynch and er jabon, ve TWE TEXAS COTTON CROP, sretively aking, they are left to euler are dessryy 64, yet the taper have bere hoary [rat 19" 6 aging ren of (he previoue Livenroot, Oct. 20, 1666, tion of the death penalty for political offences as 4 plead ri Tenaer ‘snd pot Ureneou agaiuet their wien ev imine on shore dar ng he p oo There fe a0 active musiness in lard, without ebange, | 94, cruel, and in opposition to the spirit of hed = Rap Omasee, On. Si, 1806, whe Peer t the most powerful Influence brought to | Crome pert of the es a Dowever, in prices the humane teachings of cir veeident Zannbon.and hecre. | Advices from Indianola, Texas, to the Sith, eum up | FM isd te that of ibe clergy, whose power bas | SMI Te” Comer Lait Mid, of New York, : Lavenroot, Oct, 80, 1866, wee “renee poeta eral of neh | the cotion sh! bad [af by) L2 Pooh deted end privileges ant siywancen — brole her mocrinys curing the Waat on. put to een frome » &, 1 1860. pee no fi lor di w S Orle he eine Kiectrie of Turk « Betas ‘The pork market is deelini ee wf A the protebte por centage of The was righleass ig shih oo farmer volay dared se od Cries ope ene es os comamen eee | Liverpool! Produce ™- yet, the Texas crop this year. 5 +] despite over the minds of the peopl, and w eranniae pat inte bare barber along ott LIVERPOOL, ~4 gn, 1866, Cr eee fully tat \t mney Vos care! enloqminatine poster I | mire. Tee aneere . ee ees a: mat oe, ee Bales of refined petroleum were mace to-4Ay 49 4, riesthood any diferemee te gprs en Mad Ee pean sey, Some tort ned the tide of p ws eocaping with the qreateat y y 4 per gallon, ‘Action in Hebalf of the Fenian Prisoners. Fredo nike Mosqnern, of We ee Deans the veawtie, ond the eee «porte fhe qunttcenaa Waamsaron, Ort. 81, 1866. un aod friars from the © Jone of bite w ee LS we < Le ML 8 MARINE INTELLIGENCE. The r= ng) Executive Committes of Iriah Citurous, | Pom” encncy I the pines be ets Teer tied | Wet Seb ret scour cama | oo pane aivala ove 20,1000, | MERI Bmwsce wight, pamed reviations tender. | ST iarge mane meeting was held Int eveniog at Koch's | ont a/7 oe sit emerge iriumphantly from ihe pel beeen ot Yormeuth, HA; eet of nn vermin, | SouTRAMTTOR, , ing thanks to Preesans af the United States aod ‘arden, at Fifty-ninth street and Third avenue, Cy thawed. fer an 1 can saeeriain, ere Be ‘The steamship Teatonia, from New York Ootoder 18, | Secretary Seward for thelr Promes enlightened and | Perms en ot ton, Wikies A. Batting for | eee nn saan 1 * fo, 1.200000 baakeln of aait-bave buen deatrore | behalf of these Amite’ one ee The authorities of Lima hav on Grated aad Sait (ayn What hee \wnn the enrtved to-day ond a fener whee convicted and cruelly sonieuesee i Congress. The hall aod garden were decovmed with | Tit te reo: raliraade throng) the to the walt at Kast Harbor we hare not yet be , Oct, 99, 1068. | bare deen ne a Tor alleged complicity traneparenciee and Chinese lanterna A Dram | 1 0000 Otis The comtre | wl fell into the hems | ee iaem thet there are but Altern b 4, ‘The steamship City of Cork, from New York October a Cae or aod inviting a | cals ane frequently discharged, and sky rockets and |e and before an uber year Tog im the entire place. The walt ponds are ail devirw of w beer tamer te toere - Moin wative and adopred | Roman Cahate teat copeldersbie enthusianm to the — ithe familia’ tinkle of Crtrpebere, acd there eli be mows faked for tbe ors 17, arrived to-day and proceeded for Liverpool. Public meeting on Saturday, of ative ihe | meting, Willan! =. wet oa | may ot) Snare ene 900K) onbeie waved at 7 1966. to give expression to thete sentimentx on the bell Lom ren CMMEOR As two ~ Harter there ie nome Qveuxetown, Oct. 30, dresses were delivered ‘Ggmeral FIMAteTiON OF Otay end Malt Care, ber et } ‘Tho steamship City of Dublin, from New York, aaa | Westions involved, Rover E. Bewell, James vem, MM. Babooeks, Ses | ayy sopra of om the orth Cbiochs bas hewn | AM Tere ie bat’ sluiie provimops bere, bul all are from New York October 2, bave ar- ‘The Caltfornia Fenians. and Mr, Daring. These wrongly the | cxneuset, and the middie weient \* orariy bare AD | Das Ciaaily and generously with one smeiler | ben thins Oct, 90, 1806. | previous course and charactor othe candi | Siemon uniowched mpply yet romaine on ne seul | President's booms, st Gened Cay, wivug sib he jel rived ere and proceeded for Liverpook, The Ponies State contzation’ tela’ bore test weak date, and severely snawares J ‘ee Sorry. | Neiand. and wht thie ie ail remwred other iwlande weit armory, marat and school bootes nese of ee oe 90, 1806. 7 Fenien ation from | tion office to be opened Up away, Over 3,000 perrons ee hth OT trom ow Yoom Onions oe, | Teamres , “esbpied, oven’ pony, a | sali the neton, her ered ean i The corernment hes apponnie! » mixed commiasion of peaks tre ee A ane, See S sovel Same \ aud Pittsburg. The stare the clame from i here, is endreroring arrived in the Clyde to-day. i ta — wingog foreigners end matives to settic Jy Harriett, the American (oe: . o See rae Oetang, | No Bande from Chicage for James Stephens, wos hog vera eri erect the pronering of tha atom Noveon, tees te forward van w get nee. gokehil Poor we on poche Bree non ” 90 9s soeTen OF Fase Om Bt of rn ere ance ph eg ty so4 the fut emewes | ir bear from the cuber Wants, and | wilt forwere Ye arrived at Cowes to-day and ‘ot cally edopted th the sown. Acpia- ‘The steemeh!p Arizona arrived eafety os Acpinwel! ten A.M. 00 the 90th inet, having been Getaimed in the New York bay fore engin of time, owing to the beary ——____—— con on the ber, Her mali snd pamengers left here the WEDRASHA ELECTION. came night on the steamer farrementa, Omama, Oct. *1, 1866 ‘The reine hove cet in agate, ond will doubtless eon. ets | ane Ferurne elect Jobe Tatfe (rep.) member of ine = AT; ‘be Biate Lagisiatore #19