The New York Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1867, Page 7

ET ‘TELEGRAPHIC NEWS coe FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. ITALY. General Cialdini Fails to Form a Cabinet— Tutense Natioual Excitement—Bitter Feellag Against France and Clamor for R: . Frorence, Oct, 22—Ni ‘The Ministerial crisis is not ended. ‘General Cialdini has been unable to form a new Cabi- get, and bas given up the task. It is possible that Ratazzi may remain in office with, perbaps, a few SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. Increase of the RK e~An American Of. ficer in a Difica ve Baxsavoms, Oct. 10, via Havana, Oct, 22, 1867. The new plan of colonial Auance lately applied to this island has effected an increase of thirty thousand dollars in the quarterly receipts of the government, An American naval officer fired a shot at a boatman employed in the harbor, and very great excitement pre vails here in consequence. We bave bad abundant rains and the harvest prom peots are propitious, ‘The health of the island ts excellent, Indeed, the re- port im ansrpannes fee absence of sickness and its low mortality. ‘The people remain indifferent on the subject of Gover- nor Walker's removal. qbanges in his Ministry, . "me pose edcra ee PER aR DEMERARA. tothe other. An extremely bitter feeling is shown egainst France; while the goverament of the King te SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. doaded with reproaches by the people for yielding to the The New Gevernor—Commercial Failures— Gictation ef Napoleoa, Geolng Home « There have been several demonstrations of indignation im Florence, The populace gather in great crowds be- Beath the windows of the government offices and shout for Bome as the capital of Italy, Garibaldi Said to Have Joined His Son. 2 Frongsca, Oct. 22—A. M. ~ Reports are in circulation that General Garibaldi has ‘B0t only eluded the vigiiance of the governmest ia ‘making his escape from Caprera, but has succeeded im feaching Italy, and is now with his sen Menotti, FRANCE. ‘With a Fortune. Sept. 20, via Havana Ow ia, 108%, } His Excellency Governor Hicks has just arrived to take charge of the Executive, and there is great public rejoicing. ‘The inte conflagration has induced many commercial failures, The “biack vomit” is raging. It has taken off eight vietims in a fortnight, Five hundred Chinese and East Indian coolles who have served out the term of their apprenticesb!; availed themselves of the shee) taken their ere ewdnts eaicgen ‘0 $60,000. mae Sa we of the War Preparations—Nape- ~ : leon’s View of the Situation in Italy—What France Proposed to Do. i JAMAICA. Ah Panis, Oct. 22, 1867. ‘The Moniteur this morning, in its official article an- mouncing the cessation of warlike preparations against Ataly, says:—France beneid the spectacle of an invasion Of the Papal States by armed bands from the neighbor- dog provinces of Italy. She could not, consistently with Mer duty, her dignity and ber national honor, suffer the September Convention to be thus violated. So she pre- pared tosend an army across the Alps and 8 fleet to ‘Rome. But Italy has since given ample pledges to ful- Mil, om her part, the obligations of the treaty in the largest sense, and, consequently, all hostile preparations SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. ence with the En, Kinasron, Jamaica, Oct. 19, ‘Vid Havana, Oct, 25, 1867. The ripening crops all over the island promise for the most part an abundant yield. His Excellency Sir Peter Grant proposes te makea trip to England, in order to confer with his Grace the Duke of Buckingbam, Secretary of State for the Colunies, on the future policy to be observed in the government of the island, have been suspended by France, Should the Governor carry his idea into execution the IserapneeN RS: Sefen ya A ae executive authority here will be vested in Sir Heary GERMANY. . Storks, as his substitute, during his absence, Baden About to Juin the Northera Confedera- SAINT THOMAS. tion, Braun, Oct. 22, 1867. It ts reported that the Grand Duchy of Baden will #000 join the Confederation of the North German States. HOLLAND. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. Tho Naval Dock Again Afloat. Sarr Taowas, Oct. 1 vie Havana, Oct, 24, esr} ‘The naval dock lately floated from Engiand, but soon afterwards submerged in the harbor, has been upraised, Advance in the Bank Rate. AmsterpaM, Oct. 22, 1867. It is oMcially announced to-day that the rate of dis- count at the Bank of Amsterdam has been raised from two and a half to three per ceat. ENGLAND. SAINT VINCENT. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. A Storm and Injury to the Sugar Canes. Samt Vince 1, Oct. 10, via Havana, Oct. 24, 1867. } ‘The weather remains wet pretty much all over the istand. A wind storm, amounting almost to a hurricane, has just visited us, and during the rain washed a many field of sugar canes, ees TRINIDAD. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALS. A Mail Sabsidy—Crime Prevaient, Port or Spas, Trinidad, Oct. 10, via Havana, Oct. 22, 1867. } The Colonial Legislature has voted, but reluotantly, the subsidy grant for the mail service to England, Crime is rife and many murders have been committed lately. Second Day’s Sport at Newmarket. NewMARKET, Oct, 22, 1807, ‘The great event to-day was the contest for the Cam- bridgeshiro stakes, The race resulted in a dead heat bet ween Lozenge and ‘Wolsey for the first position, and the owners of the two divided the stakes. EUROPEAN MARKETS. ‘Tae Loxpox Monzy Maxxst.—Loxpox, Oct. 22—Even- fag.—Consois closed at 93 15-16 for ‘securities closed at the following rates: Five twenty bonds, 694; ex. coupons; Illinois Central Rai —— 18%; Ene ra lway share: Ax, ‘Tus Fraskrort bouxs ANKFORT, Oct, 22--Even- ing —United States bonds have participated in the gen- eral improvement of securisies on the Continent, and Dave advanced to 7434 for che issue of 1862, Livarroot (orion Mark st,—Liverroon, Oct. 22— Evening.—The cotion murket ciosed heavy, owing to the unsettied state of alfairs caused by the stoppage of the Royal Bank, and aiso to unfavorable reporis trom Manchester. Busine<s nas been light and the sales of the day do not exceed the nvon estimate of 10,000 Dales. Quotations snow a decline of 3-16 of a peony, The following are tu + au'horized Hgures:—Middling up- lands, 8-7-16d., middling Orieans, $-11-16d. Trane RKroRT.—ibe advices irom Manchester to-day nited States Commercial and Marine Intelligence. Havana, Oct, 22, 1867. Sugar market dull, buyers offer 6 a 8; reals per arrobe for No. 12 D. 8, Exchange unchanged. Potatoes $5; apples $9 a $10; omons $4 Arrived—Steamer Morro Castle, from New York. are unfavorable, Tue market for gooas and yaras is | Sailed, steamer Cuba, for New Oricana Arrived at dutt aod prices show a da tai yg tea leucy. Matanz7s, bark Elverton, trom Baltimore. Livenrcor Brxap:turvs MARE ST.—Livexroor, Oct, 22— ‘the weather is very warm, moon apd I eamgtove badge 4 been Japerogh _ byer orm aa uotations have been irregurar. Corn ciosed at an ad- pc of 1s, from the epadion qnovations. The Iast sales CANADA. of new mixed Westera were wade ai 463, 6d. per quarter. ~ Seem Tet Western wheat is 34. lower, closing at 148. per | Sunpeusion of the Comme cial Bank of cental, California wheat—Whire dull at. 15s, 9d. per cental. Veas heavy at 503, Oats unchanged. Bariey nominal. Livenpoo. Provisions Manxer,—Liverroor, Oct. 22— Evening.—Beef, 1203, Purk, 71s. Bacon, 45a. 6d. Lard, 543 Cheese, 524, Liverroo:, Propuce Market.—Liverroot, Oct. 22— Evening. —Rosia—Com vou, 9-.; mud! 12s, Taito . 2a. ' Petroleum—Spirita, 1s, 2d. Oc, %2—Evening.— ta age . Bd. Janada at Montrent. Moytreat, Oct, 22, 1867, The following circular was issued yestorday :— The directors of the Commercial Bank of Canada deeply regret chat owing to thy continued drain upor resources of the bank by tne wi:narawal of deposits, obtain adequae assistance from apy been competed to determine upon & suspension of specie paymenia. The directors, notwithstanding this untoward event, have every reason to adhere to their former opinion, that all clas aimat tue bank will bo satistied in full and asurpius realized tor the shareholders, to which ead their utmost eifurts will be dir cted R J CARIWRIGIE, President, s 3 —Lonpo, Sugar, 268. for No. 12 D. 8. (a Linseed cakes £11 Linseed oil, £40 103 vil, £40, Sperin ol, £115. for Perrovecm = Manket,—Antweer, Oct 22— lhe petroleum market is Jat; standard white 50 centimes. EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS. jaan adaiantareecani Peo age pemaarnncgp OT SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. Capiaig L iten, from New York October 12, | The Grant Movement in Philadelphin=Meet- arrived here early this moraing on the way to Liver | ing of Cotton Merchants—Congress Asked to Reduce the Tax=—stnbbing Affrny ia Philadelphia—Another Ovation to Ristori. Parapenrnia, Oct, 22, 1867, 11 o'Clock P.M, Grant clubs wor> organized 1m the First and Fifteenth wards this evening. A Jargs number of citizens enrolled their names and (he feeling in favor of Grant ts bouriy increasing. A meeting of cotton and woollen manufacturers was Lospoxperry, Oct. 22—The steamsbip Hibernia, of the Allan line, from Quebec on the 12th inst, araved at this port to-day en ro ie to Liverpoo! Drsaster at Sea.—Livenroor, Oct, —A telegram received from Marso:lies to-tny reports the wreck of the American brig Imogen, in Baker, which sailed from Now York on the 27.0 of July for Cette, France. ‘The br.g went ashors during a heavy gale near Sevigoon And will probably be a total loss. The captain and crew ‘were saved, MEXICO held to-night at the Buard of [rade rooms ia reference meen to petitioning Congress for the reduction of the five SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. per cent tax. Goneral Robert Patterson, Richard Garsed, Archibald Campbell and other leading manu- facturers addressed tho meeting, coutending that the tax was unjust and oppressive, and shoald be abolished, The following resolution was passed :— Resolved, Tht the Manufacturers’ Union of rhiladelpn'a ask the members of Congress (0 use ail houorabie means t0 remove ail taxation of tue industry country, when such industry requires to be protected from tue cheaper labor and capital of buroye. A resolution was referred to the Executive Com mittee, with mstructions to open a cor jonce with manufacturers throughout the country in regard to eetab- hing a fixed tax on cotion bales, tho same as the trade ie in Liverpool. A maa named William Forman was stabbed this m Frignte Novara Arrives Vera Cruz for Orders. Havana, Oct, 22, 1867, The Austrian steam frigate Novara, from Sacrificios Island, off Vera Craz, October 8, arrived here to-day. She comes here to receive orders probably in relation to The Austrina Ste at Havas for Europe, as the Mexican goverament pe refases to deliver the remains of Maximilian except on the presentatioa of a tuily official order either (rom the Austrian government or of tue family of the devoased prince, evening at a tavero in Locust street. adjoining the THE PRESS TELEGRAM. Musical Fund Hall, by @ row med Hagan, alias — Baltimore Pat. Formea can Jealousy ine Havana, Oot, 22, 1867. The Austrian frigate Novara tas arrived from Vera Cruz, and will wait bere for orders, She reports that the body of Maximilian has not yet been delivered to Admiral Tegethot, because no official demand bas been made, The Atm b hi treatment by the Mexicao go the Novara express great disgu the Mexicans, duced the act. Ristori had another splendid house to witness her per- formance of Mary Stuart at the Academy of Music ths evening. Her reception was more enthusiastic than THE PRESS TELEGR: 5 The Fire in bt cons egy on Monday Night the obstinacy of VENEZUELA. Arrest of Revolutioniste—Foreigners Arri- Hed to Bear Arms=The Bra- rting Falcon Havana, Oct, 22, 1867, Advices from Puerto Cabello to the 11th inst, have ‘deen received. The government of Venezuela has ordered a continu. ance of the war against the rebeis im the interior of that eountry, and arrested the revolutionists Romero at Puerto Cabello, and Olias at Aranea, The government had issued a proclamation that sl! foreigners and natives arriving inthe country will be ‘considered liable to bear arms within twenty-four hours, after September 29. President Falcon bas secured the support of the Bra- qian minister in bis operations against the rebellion. The losses by the fire here last night wers as fol- lows:—Randolph & Jonks, cotton warehouse, about $10,000—insured in the City of Hartford and in th North American office, of New York; loss on the build. ing, $25,000—insured im the Liverpool and London Company. Shaw & Walker, woo! dealers, loas $10,000— insured in the Retiance, Eaterprtse and Home offices in Now York. i Since the nomi of Genoral Grant for President by the National Union Club of this city meetings have beon held in every ward endorsing that nominatio: for the formation of Grant clubs. aa Tonight several | and enthusiastic ward meet ings were heid to favor bis pomination. These meetings were apparently not Re peg by office seekers or office holders, and at most of them political hacke who are chal by the republieans with causing the recent defeat ‘eon left out im the cold, and not allowed to speak. Ap adjourned meeting of the claimants for prise -—_—= op vessels ured at New Orieans in 1862 was COLOMBIA. hold this eveniag, and oreanized an association under panne nnn wo ime ot scatatives om Ol (NO veuule of Agesirel tion. presen' mi R tien in Bolivar=™ joza at the Head Farragut’s heet were present. Jamos D. Hall late of gia of the I the boat 70 was President ad 8 t, and’ J, Mer cer, of the sloop-of-war Pensacola, ing Sere. tary, Committees were appotnted to walt A revolution againat the authority of Pres from their respective Adm! af Colomoia, has broken out in the city of Boliver. | Parragut’s men living at « distance are asked, by resola- ons. to correspond with thie association, General Moudoza was at ite bead VIRGINIA. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALO. The Election Begun—Probable Kesult—The ention Dintricts—How the State Hus Beeu Districted. Wasuineros, Oct, 22, 1867, The election in Virginia commenced this morning, and the advices received here so far indicate that the ques- tion of calling @ convention is probably rejected by a decided majority, As the election continues morrow evening, however, this apparent result changed. The total registration in the State is 216,494, of which the whites bave 115,113 and the blacks 101,381, giving the former s majority of 13,732. As delegates are also voted for, the following table will show what the relative positions of the two races are:— ELECTING FIVE DELEGATES EACH, —M ee - 1,057 - 685 = 1,409 200 pa ‘TWO DELEGATES Gace. 654 _ 322 2,304 =. 293 _ ee 1380 1,106 “ 2,810 bs _ pe 1088 3oL ~~ 1,842 = 3,505 - 1180 pi 16 _- 1,736 Bg — + 1,000 — 1,458 - 444 — 900 1% _ 3h — - 966 = 1133 120 ~~ —_ 817 883 1,430 of f8e8Se.1 SubSEi 21 23. — 33. s 24 pas 25. —_ 26 — 1 aI 1,109 ca 28 = 2 833 ~ 30. — 1,160 31 328 at 32. 103 at 33. — 288 ” 492 a, 35. — aT 36 690 fot 37 dee 38. pit 30 906 40. ts 4 —_ 45 Total registered.....216,404 To addition to the above there are six floating dis- tricis, which show white majorities in two and negro majorities iu four, It will be seen, therefore, that although the whites have a majority of over 13,000 in the State, they can only carry 48 districts, whtlo tho minority (1f the blacks vote solidly) will bave 63, ora majority in the convention (if catied) of 16, The Kiection Yesterday—Tho Whites Voting Almost Unanimously Against a Convention— Tue Conservative Ticket Abend in Rich- mond—Returns from Different Parts of the State—Negroes Attempt to Mob Co! M ex—The Result in the St {From the Evening Telegram of yesterday.] Wasntatoy, Oct. 22—1:40 P. M, Information just received here from Richmond, Va, in each ward of the cily are crowded by voters, white and colored. In three of the five wards the conservative ticket is trom fifty to one hundred votes abead, Negro votera are prevented from voting the couservative ticket by intimidation. In Jefferson ward, at half-past vino this morning, a colored man openty voted tne conservative ticket, As be loft the polis ho was assailed by a mob of Hannicuct radical negroes, who threatened to hang Lim to tho poarest lamppost, He was chased from tho piace of voting by the mub, and when the oisit police interfered the mob oftered forciole resisiauce, Ciuos wer: used « both sides for a shore uw The mittary caw up—tho infantry with fixed bayoneis and toe cavairy with drawn savres. Tuey char.ed ana dispersed ue | Ts were arrested aud lodged im the | Fear of the soldiers prevented any at- © thom. No disturbavee has occurred up any otuer place of voung ‘The tobi factories aud other places whero negro labor is joyed are closed, the empioyos refusing to work woul (he election 1s over, Bodies of (roops are stationed at different points in tho ctly and will pres rve oruer, The excitewen is intense, Conservatives are jubilant, Wasurmatox, Oct, 22—2:60 P. M. Advices from Richmond, Va., this aiternoon, say that at ove o'clock the conservative majority in Monroe ward was 128; in Madison ward, 227; in the Fifth ward, 25; in the Four:h ward, 4 Conservative cvlored men are now voting without being mule-ied. At Asviaad, 2 Henrico county, at twelve o'clock, the negro majority was ono bundred aod twenty-seven, ‘Ine couservatives are certain that they will carry Richmond. tempt tw resi to burs tam SPECIAL TELEGRAMS TO THE HERALD. Wasuixaron, Oct. 22-11 P, M, Adospaich from Richmond dated $:30 F. M to-day states that at the close of the polls to-ni,ht the total vote of the city was 5,069. Of this vote 2,518 were whitos and 2,251 were colored; white majority, 567. It is fair to suppose that, as many negroes woted the conservative tucket us white men who voted the radical ticket, the couservative ucket has at least 500 clear majority, and th « cannot puasibly be overcome to-morrow. The Hunnicute party is holding meetings to-night. ‘Ther are mucn depiessed, while the conservatives are jubilant. ‘Ybe vote on the call of a convention has not yet been counted. In Louisa county the radical candidate ts elected. For the Louisa aud Albemarle ‘floating’ district Southall, conservative, is eecied. Returns from Henrico county indicate the election of two radicals ove white and one colored. A negro man who voted the couscrvative ticket in the upper ward of the city, was followed from the polls and hooed by acrowd of negro boys and women. they ‘were inciied by & Degro man, wiro cried out “Kill bim! kiil him !’? The potice interfored and arrested the negro, and were attacked by a mob of women and boys, who ‘would bave rescued the prisoner but (or the arrival of cavalry, who drew their pistols and disporsed the crowd. ‘The prisoner was then taken to tho station house and locked up. rf Wasmivoton, Oot, 22—12 o’Clock Midnight. Returns received to-night by telegraph from ine Val- ley and southwestern portion of Virginia indicate the ciection of conservatives ia many counties, In Eastern athe radicals bave carried ry At county. ik of the nogro population is in this portion of the 10. Binal enongh ia known to justify @ conclusion as to the complexion of the convention, or whether one is called, THE PRESS TELEGRAMS. The Election in Richmond. Ricrmonn, Oct, 22, 1867. ‘The olection passed off more quictly than was antici- pated, There were two incrpt riots and two other disturbances, which were quelled by tho mili- tary. Tho difficulties wore caused by the at- tempts of radical negroes to mob colored conserva tives, Troops were beid in reserve on Capitol square stationed at all the is in the city, and ahay peeled the streets, @ result of the first day's young is 567 ity. The canvass ix te majori active, Twenty-two dred whites have aot yet ‘The extreme radicals are making an effort to have the open three days inatead of two The military, undér General and the city police will be kept polls wil! reoper is beard from, was aefol- i on duty all night. The morrow. The vote to-day, a# [a1 lows:— Lynchburg—Whites, 653; blacks, 761; being 372 lesa than the number registered. '¢ Precinct—For the convention, 836; against, 205; for the conservative hie city wo for the radical ticket, 30% Hoe ant Couneye-Whites, 100; blacks, 912, Nor- folk--Woites, 1,884; blacks, 1,092, being S14 less than Ee iare <cFet the convention, 211; against, 291 Ab hy burg the Lines Of nogroos Who voted the cou servasive wokes were throaiened by the redigale. aad im # disturbance caused by them this afternoon three ne- groes were wounded. Order was restored by the mili- tary and civil authorities. Paulett’s Precinct —For the convention, 433; against, j Conservative, 295; radical, 45. Siaupton voted 439 for the convention and 472 against, wine imnarvative ticket is elected im Agusta county majority. ‘There Was @ small white and a full negro vote in the Valley. The convention there has been voted down, and the conservative men elected. News from Rockbridge tusures a conservative triumph in that county, The Vote in Alexandria. Avexanpria, Va., Ock. 22, 1897. Mauxharst, from Alexandria, aud Nickerson, from Alexandria and Fairfax, boih radicals, are elected to the Convention. The majority for the Convention In Alex- andria was five hundred. The blacks voted for the radi- cals, and the whites for the conservatives, with few ex- ceptions, a to the Alexandria Gozcf'e, from Loutes, -Culpepper and Orange, indicate that these counties have gone radical. ‘The Vote in Norfolk and Hampton. Fortress Moros, Oct. 22, 1867. The election in Norfolk is mot yet completed. The polis open again to-morrow. Tne whites polled 1,384 votes, and the blacks 1,692, It is supposed that Walker (Conservative) is elected, Haurron, Va., Oct, 22, 1867. Colonel White (radical) is elected here, There was 00 excitement, RHODE ISLAND. Reception ef General Sheridan at Bristel and Providence—Euthusiaem and Ovations at Both Places. Provipance, Oct 23, 1867. |. General Sheaidan reached Bristol at twoo'clock this morning on the steamer from New York, accompanied by Governor Burnside and Adjutant General Maurau. At wix o'clock the bells of the town were rung, a salute was fired by the Bristel artillery, and the General was escorted to the residence ef Genera! Richmond (Bura- side's Adjutant General during the war) for breakfast. Afterwards Sheridan was escorted by the military to the Common, where he was introduced to the people by General Richmond, and responded as follows:— Island, and I fee! grateful to the State on account of the bravery and gallantry of these men. Iam very glad to ave met you, aud [ retura my thanks sincerely for your kindness and friendship ‘this morning. Afver singing by the school children and half an hour of hand shaking, the General was eacoried to the cars and started for Providence, At Warren the cars stopped and a crowd gathered. General Buraside introduced General Sheridan as fol- lows:— My Friexps—I am gtad to introduce to you General Sheridan, who is known to you allasone of the most distinguished officers during the late rebellon—a tman who is distinguished not only for his gatlaniry and noy in the field, but aiao for the great wisdem with which he had conduacied civil affairs which have been entrusted to his charge. I know that you all regard him highly and will be glad, as wil all the citizens of ode Island, to give him @ hearty welcome. I have the honor of pres:nting to you Major General Sher- idan, (Three cheers for Sheridan.) Goneral Shoridan, responded briefly, and the train moved on. At Drounerville Governor Burnside introduced General Sheridan, who was wolcomed ia ® speech by Rev. Francia Horton, to which the General responded. The train reached Providence about cleven o'ciock, Goneral Sheridan was met at the depot by a commitice of the City Council, the chairman of which, Mr. ‘William Einney, thus addressed him:— Mason Genguat Smerivas—As & comamitice of the City Council of Providence we welcome you to our city. Her citizens salute you through us. Some of them have followed you to victory 10 the day when our country needed arms, and all of them rejoice to now when her is great as ever of the brains which made those arms victorious, your person they greet not mililary renown alon hough that is of .he first order, bat what they vaiue even higher—as constant and indomitable patrio'ism. In Rhode Islan oid the patriot soldier always dear to our bearts and always welcome to our homes, and as such receive yo! cord alty to ours. The Mayor of the cite waits to condrm our welcome at the residence of the Governor, where wite your perm sion, we will conduc: you. Your .uard of trovor will that army of the republic in whica your aame iain biy enrolled. Your escort is of the ci. en sotdvers of tho Biate, Your frends eurround you rau are all who ad- mire courage, genius or loyalty and have learned w regard the name of General -he.“dan as an expression of them ail. Wo hope you wil nv. regret for @ litle walle to have pi 'ched your tent among us, Alter a brief rexpons) General Sheridan was escorted to the Governor’a mansion and introda ed to vayor Doyle, who weicomed him as follows:—*‘As the repre- sentative of the municipal authorives of Providence I have the houor to welcome you to our city (o-day —wel- come you in behalf of ita citizens, to whom tbe oame of Sheridan is a household word for deeds of valor and patriotism, IT welcome you in the name of th xe brave mon who proved ther devotion to their country by giving themsel to her service, and a portion of whom from t ty under your comma assaied in making Wincae glorious forever. thauk you for your visit to our city, We rejuice at the opportunity of meeting an officer whoso cheer ng words Could 80 inspire an army @s Lo Change a disastrous ‘out into @ glorious irlumph and inilict one of tw wiest bloas upon the mirhty rebetiion, VW you for the succes-es you bave achte doing we.houor the thousands and tens oF trae men whom you so often led to victory, honor tho memory of those whosle*p tho sleep of the For al that you have dono tn the past for ‘eand for our country, wherever you poof Prov deace will follow you with ngs and tho t gratitude,” heriuan responded as follows: — “avon —1 bave not lan uaze to express the grat- OM itade that 1 feel toward the citizens of Providence aud yourseif for this very kind reception, J Lope I shall continue to merit the marks of respect that vave been blown me bere to-day, aud that by no act of mine siall I fortets your quod will and eoatidenc:."”” ‘ithe General was thea escorted tarough the principal stroots of the city by tho entire division of Ruode L-iaud militia, under command of Goueral Daniels, tue Grand Army of the Republic, nearly four buadred strong, form- ing @ epociat guard of honor. At the closa of the pro- cessicn General Storidaa reviewed the troops on Ex- change piace. Toe parade was probably the finest military demon- stration ever witnessed in the State. the city w. crowded with people from all the couuty towns, The troops commanded universal admiration, General sheridan received vocal aad floral tributes alt along the line of march [he streets were decorated with flags, bunting, mot oes, &c. ‘This evening General Sheridan was serenaded at the Governor's mansion by the Grand Army of the Repub- lic, who marched to the place in ‘toreulight procession, with @ brilliaot display of fireworks. ‘be American brass band furnished the music. Brief speecves were made by Genoral Sberidan, Governor Burnside and Major Doyle. ‘o-morrow General Sheridan wit! visit Browa’s Uni- versity aod hold ee at the City Hall, and te afternoon will be guest of Colonet Amasa Sprague, at Narragansoit Park, OHIO. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. The OMicial Figures of the Late Election—Tho Democratic Gain 0 Last Year 39,757. Cotumaus, Ohio, Oct. 22, 1867, 10 o'clock Pf Hayes’ official majority ie 2,910, against « republican majority last year of 42,697, The democratic gain tx therefore 39,787, The totai vote of the State is 483,331; last year it was 469,909, thus showing the increase inthe |, total vote to be 25,422, TENNESSEE. Balloting for Senater—Stekes and Brownlow Abead—A-sault on the Mayor of Nashville The Nastviile Races, Nasnvitse, Tena., Oot, 22, 1867. There were three ballots to-day in the Senate aud two in the House of Representatives, without a: United States Senator. Colonel Stokes led in the senate and Governor Browalow in the House, The two Houses will meet in convention to-morrow, when it is believed Governor Brownlow will be elected. Mayor Alden was assaulted in the Recorder's office today by Captain Patterson, late chief of the night ice, He was not badly burt, fhe fail mootimg on the Association Course com- menced to-day, There were three races; the first, a sweepstakes for two-year olds, one mile, wat won by Richelieu, beating Christoe, Tite, 1:63 1¢. The second siake for three year olds was won by Dumpie and « coit by Bieak Wi t: M1 3554, ‘The third face, a two mile dash, for ali ave’ by Muggius, beating Couster an an won ‘Time, Proof and Vietoriae, Denth of G. W. Ker iw Vever luter- meats in New Orteans, New Onteans, Oct. 22, 1867. The h of George W. Kendall !@ announced to-day by the Picayune in the following card :—— We regret to aavounce the death of our senior arsociate, George Wilkins Keadall, By a telegraphic despawb from San Antonio, Texas, we joarn that this sad event took ace at =ohis = residence, at Post Oak Spring, near 9, yesterday ovening at Hino o'clock, caused by congestive chills, Mr. Kendall ‘was about sixty years of age, He leavos « wife nnd four ehjjdrea. A. JOLBROOK, There were thirteen yellow fover interments daring the twonty-(our Loure ending at ait o'clock this morning, » could Dod oxcoption, Mili Deborad fully sustained the,’ NEW YORK HERALD. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1867.—TRIPLE SHEET. THE PLAINS. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. t Medicine Ledge Creek lersen on the Peace aud Presents. Mevicucs Lover Crerx, Kansas, Oct 19, 1807. The Peace Commission held their first counci! with the Cheyennes, Arapahoes, Comanches, Kiowas and Apache to-day, mission, All the hostile Cheyennes will be in to-morrow. The Ki refuse to go on @ reservation, but are will- i yao me oma ‘They do not want civilization. talic pe winaeenens peace, but are anxious for presents The council will lat two d will be lays more, and a Senator Henderson made a speech for the Vow. NEW YORK. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALS. Distillery Seizure at Lancaster—Champion Burravo, Oct, 22, 1867, o o'ohock BML } Collector Root setzed to-day @ whiskey still in Lan. caster, N. Y., owned by Henry Laingher, for manufac. hiskey without a license, There ir but one dis- in this district, owing to Present in operation of the revenue laws by the col- tillery at the strict enforcement factury of W. M. Gorris & Co., and the machinist tool manufactury of A. M. Badger & Co., on Hill street, was dostroyed by Ore, The origin of the firo was probably accidental, The insurance is as follows:—Gorris & Co., di atock $30,500, which will cover the loss, & Co., on building and stock, $31,000, bout cover the loss. juitable: comrnas, Operative $17,000; the loss of this establishment is light. A. R Pritchard, trunk manufactury, on stock $500; the insurance wiil cover the toss, MASSACHUSETTS. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. The Electi in the State—The Li- cense Men Ahe Boston, vt, 22, 1867, 10 o’Clock P. M. Massachusetts politics have come nearer a focus to- wight than at any time during the campaig! Sena- torial and Representative caucuses have been held all over the state since the beginning of the week, and in spite of despondent anticipations the license law men have thus far gained the power. Both the prohibitionists and the advocates of license are working sharply, ox- pending moncy freely and giving an air of excitement to the canvases. Both parties are loud in boasting of their gains. The favorites of probibition as well as thore of license are confident of controling both House and ve in the next legisiative body. So far as conven- tious and caususes have been held the results are de- cidedly in favor of the license men. SOUTH CAROLINA. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. The Wherecabouts of the Cutter Wilderness, Cuariastox, Oct. 22, 1867, e 10 o'Clock P. BM. The following despetch has been received here:— A. G. Mackey, Collector ot Customs: — The rovenue cutter Wiideroess has put into Savannah river, with her boiler leaking very badly. We have had heavy weather all the way A. G@ CARY, Fiest Lieutenant Commanding. THE PRESS TELEGTAM. The Congressional Railroad Committee=The City Elections Pronibited. Cnax.eroy, Oct, 22, 1867, Tho members of the Cougrersional Railroad Com- miliee addressed a meeting of citizens at Hibernia Halt to-nigh G neral Canby has ordered that the reguiar election of maunicipal officers be not held and the notice prescribed by the City ordinance is not to be published. i. LINO!S. Collision on the Chicnge and Northwestern Railr Cuicaao, Oot. 22, 1867. A collision occurred at eight o’clook last night on the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, two mies west of Dixon, bet weeu the train bouad west for Omaha and an extra freight train. Both locomotives were demolisiod, aud six passensers wore injured, but none faaly, The * wisi 0 was Caused by @ misunderstanding of tue con- = Yor of tue (relxht train, MARYLAND. Marder of a Ward Politician in Baltimore. Bactimony, Oot, 22, 167. This morning, botween three and (yur o'clock, E-isha Brady, a weil known ward politician, was shot and in- stantiv killed by Joun Bowers, The difficulty originated in the cutting of the hainards of the bickory pole erected by tho democrats of the Twonticih ward, MISSOURI. The Alleged St. Louis Boat Luruer to bo vd Over to the Authorities iu Ten- Sr. Louis, Mo., Oct, 22, 1867, Wiltiam Murphy, the alleged steamboat burner, was to-day tarned over to United States Marshal Rogers, who was ordored by tho Court to take him to the Western District of Tennessee, to await such proceed- ings aa may bo iostituted against bun by the civil courts, KENTUCKY, Survey of the Louisville Canal. Loutavitix, Oct, 22, 1857. General Weitzel'’s surveying party are survoying the Touisvitie and Porttand canal, The Pordand and New Albany ferry boats aro laid up on account of the channel filling up, and skis are now plying in their places, FLORIDA. national Ocenuic Company. Lage Crrv, Fla,, Oct, 22, 1867, Tho International Ocean Telegraph Company will open their line to St. Augustine, Florida, in November next, This extension will be of servi to bundreds of persons who visit this place duriag the winter mouths, AMUSEMENTS. French Theatre—Komance of «a Poor Young ™M Mr. Bateman’s French dramatic company appeared for the frst time last might at the French theatre, The opening piece was Octave Fouillet’s admirable work, Le Roman d'un Jeune Homme Pauore, It has been played before ia this city, both in Freach by Mr. Juignet's company and in English at one of the Broadway theatres, Tbe main iden of the play, the preservation of honor under the most irying ordeal, is carried out to the fullest extent in the character of Maxime, There i something almost sublime in his abnegation of self, position, birth and prospects; in bis scceptance of © menial position for the sake of the momory of bis doad father vag he a ieee tar eee of his only sister; w rust upon him by the Laroque, hus love deters offer which would humiliate tne nd in the soene in the ruined tower, cam which We may meet even in American society. The high coned lady, who disdains injustice towards servant, and whose heart is inclived to ameliorate jumbled condition of Maximo; the proud, wilfai and impresmonable belle who loves yet insulta the ob- joct of her affection; the male butterfly of fashion, who is over ops mgd at Btrigue and atill makes the amende honorable when he discovers the real merit of the butt of his ridicule; the scheming adventurees—asort of female Mephistopheles, ever smiling, ever dangerous to the aod happiness of the hero’ and the dradges of fashionable and rural life, are al) photographed to tae life. M..La Reche played the rdle of Maxime, and Aimost from the first scene made himecifa favorite wib ‘the audience. His oo is good and hit act tng better, There was ing stagey abou! tation of the difioult oparacter, but natural rey the earlicr scones of the piay, and at times pial powers of = doti the highest onde Space forbids most capt ious ng 5 lector. The Niagaras, the senior base ball club, and late champions of Western and Central New York, were de- feated to-day by the Citftons, « junior club, by 89 to 23. THE PRESS TELEGRAM. Large Fire in Rochester. Rocasstsn, N. Y., Oct. 22, 1667. ‘This morning the spoke and carriage bent stuff manu- character of werite, the haughty, wilful and paa- wionate pte Rms | ‘Mme, Laroque, and the rest of Lg cast, ospeciaily Mme. Larmet aad MM. Juignet, Hamil- wo, Edgard and Roche, was unexceptionable jm every respect, The debut of the French dramatic company may be termed a complete success ip bhe artistic sense of the word, and Octave Feuillet may be contented to ‘ptrust in their hands his greatest work. The «ame viey will be given om =aturday, the Grand Duchess ocoupying the osber nights, MA. JOHN B. HASKIN AND WASHINGTON OFFICE BROKERS. "* VO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD- No, 108 Baoapway, New Yorx, Oct, 22, 1867. Ioan article published in Sunday's Hexara, headet acuington OMice Brokers,’ cerain exwacts are copied trom a letter and documents which appoared tm the New York Age and Sudurtan News and alsoin the Tribune, and you suggest ‘tbat the whole budget may be a fabrication” and callon me to answer whether ov not it isso. Ican only say that tne letter i# mine. € wrote it to the President, and it has been made pubitc. Your obedient servant, ° 1 have no comment. ET Oe scatr, THE MORRISANIA FIRE DEPARTMENT. On Monday evening the officers of ¢ arious compa+ nies composing the Fire Department of the town of Mir risania held a meeting at George’s Building for the pur- nominating candidates for chief engineer and am pueaes One Dailot having been taken, M. J. Bergen, department, received a plu: and Charles Fassett the or The election will tate piueb on the present head of the of votes for re-election, number for assistant. the first Monday im December. Ternivic Gate om THs Lannapon Coast. —A terrific gale ‘occurred on the Labrador coast on the 9th instant, and, pe Mrmr some thirey veusele’ bave boos lly wrecked, also an. immense amount sod ory lives lost. duets and eh atl om shore were washed away. Steamers have been sent from St. John's, N. F., with relief for the sufferers, there being over one thousand people left destitute, A.—Had liom Worn a Wig That for woticee ee Apenlom Worn =. Warn pa eT the days of P LON" “NIGHT BLOOMING CERLUN” she would have found it of more value than all the pe{umes of Arabia as & of aweeting er “iittle hand.” Universal Exposition, Paris, 1867.— sittin ays SONS triumphant having been aware the first es gold medal for American Grand, square e: Upright Pianos, by the unanimous verdiet of the Tuter- national Jury. is medal is distinctly classified frst to ordorgof merit over all other American exhibitors, and over more than four hundred pianos entered for competition by nearly ail the most celebrated manulacturers of Europe. oo Nos. 109 and 111 East Fourteenth atroe, New orl . . N MEDICATED 80. Z . . . . {aios. Dr. GOURAUD'S age AP will eradicate all tan, imples. Diolshes, spots Dlots, aud make white the darkest skin; bia far. Poudre Subtile is potent for the entire destruction of super- fiuous hair; his Liquid Vegetable Rouge will impart » rosy lange to the cheek er lip. At Dr, FELIX GOUKAUD'S cs tablishment, 453 Broadway,.near Grand. .—No. eques’ Extract of Pond Lily nt PAN nperiee iy superb. Everybody” It tw for sale by all druggists. fou ikea tt. en. Stne ay $115 Per Thousand—Kovel: Nassau . O'BRIEN, At tionery estabvi.ahmont, oid Herald Buildings, between Fulton and Aan. J. W, ¢ $1 Por Renm—Note Paper.—Biank Boots ote Ba eek een Maco ssina wuildingss $0 Nessnme near Falion street. J. W. O'BRIE Buy Stviish Hats at Popular Prices From BURKE, 143 Fulton atroet. Buy Miller’s Hair Dve.—Best and Cheapest. Natural and durable, Sold by druggists. Depot 5) Dey at Beautiful i experiments has re: in perfeoting CUBVALIB LIFE FO% THE HATS, an unrivalled bairdressing, which imparts new life and increased nutriment to hatr, prove: ing baldness and arresting its progress whea commenor producing the principle upon which its color depends, a thus restores gray hatr to its orizinal color aud youthtut beauty, aud will sop. ite falling og at ones, Sold uy all druggists, and at my oMiee, 1,1 wruy, Now York. ‘AH A. CHEVALIER, M.D, Hair.—% rs in Chemical Pred tn porteont ry y ir Dye.—The Bost in the Baten eters perfect Dyse warmed, vollable, tustauter novus. Factory Barclay street. Srintndore’s Hnir Dye.—The Best Rver Manas Bas Teles gor igh larms Fe et d 9 Astor House. Pre Be * Sen-We: Dr. Schenck’n, P nf’ A ‘Tonie'and Mandrake Pill: from thisetty until Tuesday, Nov, 12, His usual visite wi then be continued regularly ‘overy Tuesday, at his rooins, d street, from 9 A, M. 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JAYNE'S EXP) CTORANT exercises its moat benefoal effects, and has produced the largest prow ofits cires. besides prompily removing Cougha which, when letcto theise.ees are thy moat com. ‘ause of tuberculous development, the EXPECTO- AT adlays any Inflamm ton Which may exist, and by pro- moting euay expectoration cleanses the lungs of the sub- m up, and which destroy Sold everywhere, Evil, keys las, Uid Uleers, Bal m, Dyspey Complant, Kianeys, the worst caves of impuri blood, &c., are Most’ certainly cured by this sovereign pu fer, ‘HYATHS LIFE BAGSAM ig the twenty yours 16 las beea in d thousand cases. Eb never failed in h id be reached by modi. cine, $1 per botiie. 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Modo. pauum is pounded and used under the name of Narsapariia, for the eure of chronic diseases, Every edu. caved physician must know that @ combinauon of miner te with Vegetables is lacompatibie; 0 also im the com. dination of a powerful purgative with medicines pos 4 alterative, diuretic, suderiic properves, desigacd cc On the absorbent and secretions of the sxin, gikada, dc. to9 only mediim through which chronic scruiulous ‘and sci disnases can be cured, The pure uve properties being, ua in the case of the formuls under con. sideration, #0 muc er than trrauive, carries of thros limentary canal ail the med Propert sa Of the ulerative before the adsorbents Are acied upon. in cases where it is desirable to furaish cathartics tm chronic divs: they should be give nd wt least wx hours apart No physician artic at the sai time be admi cal oalomnel. BADWAY'S Kenol KADWAY 8 Pills, by Druggiste and RAD’ .. 87 ‘See Dr. Kadway's Almauae for II ood, Light and Stylish Hnt, if Fer, Want go vo VAIL'S, 141 precedented ucipai puter and pr laundry and house cleaning, Sold by all grocers neipal depot, $16 Broadway. Kaptures Permanently Cured.<D: MAN, 817 Broadway. respectiully submice to his mechod of treating this terrible maindy, w dence of being abe to give entire satisfaction im every ine stanoe, without regard to the cond.tivn of the rupture oF the age of the pation’. Osli for or send two stamps jor Line trated circular, Stuyvesant Bank Stock. Sixty Shares for sale at auction, Wednesday. Zh, at iz o'clock. AURIAN H MUELLER, 68 Pine eiroet. Sinbs? 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