The New York Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1867, Page 7

“TELEGRAPHIC. NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. ITALY. The National Cause More Hopetul-Gari- bal Journey and a Royal Luterdict=The Claldiai Cabinet Lucomplete. Lovooy, Oct, 23—Midaight, The following significant dispatch has juss been re. eeived in this city: — Florexcr, Italy, Oct, 23-9 P. M. The news to-night is giorious for the cause of Llaly. The government has deemed it best to suppress the de- Dates for the present. Lospoy, Oct, 24—Morning. Despatches from Florence say it was known tn that ‘sity early last night tnat General Garibaldi bad traversed ‘Maly and succeeded in reaching Foligno, in the province a bria, and tbat his arrival there was discovered, and he was forbidden by tne Italian author: from @roeeeding any further. Since then nothing bas been ‘waade pubiic as to bis movements or whereabouts. Paris, Oct. 24—Mornt ‘At the atest accocn's reco ved from Italy last ‘the formation of the Italian Miais'ry was incomplete, ia consequence of the hesitation o” Genera! Burando to accept the portfolio of tbe Interlor, tendered bim by. Swneral Cialdini Meantime Baron Ratazz: was acting an Prime Mi et FRANCE. ‘The Roman Expeciiiounry Force ia Camp— English Opinion of Napoleon's Interven- tion=The Emperor of Austrin at the Tulle ertes. Pants, Oct. 24—Morning. ‘The troops which were sent to embark ou the naval “expedition for the retie( of Romo are now encamped around Toulon. The London Times to-av has a strong editorial on French intervention {\ st:ematizes the compulsory course of France as cruei to Ltaly and perilous to Europe, and declares that fs eft will be transient, for the Garibaldians must rico egaim and a new enterprise against Romo is ineviiabie A Parts, Oct. 24, 1867. His imperial Majesty Francis Joseph, the Emperor of Austria, arrived at Paris yo ter‘ay evening and was re- ceived at the rai wav s:a‘ion by the Emperor Napoleon. After exchanging con rat ‘latons the ‘Emperors entered aatate carriage and were driven to the Tuileries, The Moniteur savs this viiit of the Emperor Francis Joseph adds anew pie‘ge of amity to the cordial reta- tions established between Austria and France, The official statement of te Bank of France, pubiished on the Bourse, repor's xn ‘nerease of 4,000,000 :ranes te dallion during the ps-' week, Napoleon Rea» itis reported that the auested the European Powers to unite with France In a General Conference tor tho settlement of the Roman question, and to prev 1he recurrence of the recent events in Ital: AND. Bank Reports—)euis of an Astronomer=The Manchester Trigin, Lpspox, Oct. 24, 1867. The official returns 6! the Bank of England show that the amount of buiiios the vaults has decreasod £475,000 sterling during the week ending to-day, Livexroon, Oct, 24, 1867. The Board of Director: of tne Royal Bank of Liver. pool yesterday maile an assessmont of £5 per share upon the stockholders An examination of the condi- tion of the bank shows tat its habtiities do not exceed £1,500,000 ste: g. fhe sirectora say tuat (he institu. ton will soon resume busiuess, Loxpox, Oct. 24, 1967. * Sir James South, an eminent astronomer, one of tho founders and severi| times President of the Royal As- ‘ronomical Society, died w-day, at the advanced age of eighty years. The government has refased the application of counsel for & postpon mont of the trials of the parties traplicated 1m the outrage at Manchester, The Newmarke: tlonghten Kaces. Newmarket, Oot. 24, 1967. ‘The course to-day wo« crswded with spectators, Ad- ditional interest was c euted by the acnouncement that Lozenge and Woolsey «ould run again for the Cambridg- suire stakes, the contes: for which on the second day resulted in a Gead heat or those two borses, The race took piace anit mach excitement, and re. aulted in the success of Lozenges. The Free Handicap race, +uicu followed, was won by Palmer. The Sweepsiakes of (fly sovereigns was wom by Suffolk. Ihe Troy Stakes was won by Rosicracian, ono of the winning horses on tho fi'si day of this mpoting. GERMANY. Adhesion t‘o the New American Postal Treaty. Rent, October 24, 1867, Alf the German States which ary not members of the yntederation have sivii«d their intention of adding sicnatures to the new* postal treaty concluded be- tween tho Confederation of the North aud the United States of America tioueral AUSTRIA, A Clvil Maria e Bill Legalized. Virsa, Oct. 24, 1867. The Retchsrath has passed tho secular Marriage oil!, whieh logalizes all mwarrages where the ceremony is performed by a civil mazis rate, IRELAND. Fenian Excitement in Cork. Lowpon, Oct, 24, 1867. Ja consequence of tndicntions of a secret movement in the city of Cork, the autherisies aro keeping a sharp swatch upon the Feuians there, and the police patrols Dave been doubled EUROPEAN MARKETS. iv Mannnr-Lompos, Oct, 24—Eve- ning.—Consols closed fteady at 96% for money. Ameri. van segurities ciose| at the fouowing rates:—Cniied diated five-twen'y bonis, 69516. Ulinols Central Raw. way shares, 73%. E ie Raijay hares, 45%. ong tothe protiration of the Newfoundiand tele raph Hoes we were without commerciat adviees from New York, ® Feaskront Hocise ~FRangrony, Oct, 24 a itates bonds are quoted at 74%; for 1s Laverpoot, Cotto’ MARKET —Liverroor, Oct, 24—Even- cing. —The cotton market tos been active and clowed with Ancreased Ermaces, with au advance of td. on American riptions, The fteliewing are the ‘authorized qo Middiing Uplands, 8%¢ dling Orleans, ales of the day excecd noon estimate amount og im the aggregate to 20,000 Evening —The breass closed higher. Corn t new mixed . higher, © 6%. per cental; Western firm at lds Peas anced to Sia per quarter, Outs unenanved. Harley nominal. sie MARK oT. —Livegaroot, Och 24—~ ¥vening.--The markét for provisione of ail kinds is quiet, and quota ions close unchanged. Beof, tos, per 804 10a. for oxtra prime mess Pork, Tis. por 200 ibe. for city prime moss, Bacon, 454, 61. por ewt. for middies Lard, 638. Od. per cwt. for American, Chore, 42a per owt, for middling Amercan Liverroon Propece Maaket —Livraroot, Ort th Eveniog.—Talow dull mt 444, 6d, Spirta turpeotine, poll at 1s, 64, for spirivs wud Le. bu. for re fo Lonpos Markets —Lowpox, Oct, 24— Evening. Saga acchanged; No. 12 Du-ch standard closcd at 268. Lint woods aod oils unaltered in price, ° PRTROLSCM MARKT. — ANTWERP, Ort, 24—Kven- Peirvicum 8 quoted at Sif. 60 eentimes for EUROPEAN MARINE NEws, Du ane At S8a.—Lowpow, Oct .—The ship Hud. son, ptain Pratt, which reventiy satied from this city for New York, ran ashore while proceeding down the Thames, Li is teought she with be got off at flood tide without much damage, Livenro My, Oh 2b —& vonsel arrived ha hee ane whieb reports having spoken the bark Yio, from Que. vec, Tho Yio bad esoerienced heavy woather, and NEW YORK HERALD. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1867.—TRIPLE SHEET. pe eens: ce i, Oct 24.—Despatchos have been received Pa a siate that the bark Laura Williamson, which re- ceuuly sailed from Shields for Boston, when only a few Gays out, collided with an Umknowe vessel and was @d.iged t put into Hartlepool dsmasted, Tho extunt Of the damage bad uo: bees ascertained, MEXICO. | pea ahcerstit Affairs the West Coast—Outrages by the Seldicrs of Martinez—The EKutire Vote of Cast for Juarez, Say Francisco, Oct, 21, 1867. er from Mazatlan, dated October 10, has beea 4 here and states that the piace continued ta Great excitement, General Martine’ soldiers aud oll cers commit outrages and go unpunished. Genera! Ramon Corona was married on tho 2d inst to the widow of Mr. 8. B. Bowman, formerly of San Francisco, Agraud celebration im commemoration of the iade- pendence of the republic had taken place, Private and Public buildings were decorated with flags and iilumt- pated, and fireworks were set of in froat of the Custom House, The election for Governor was to be held om the 15th inst General Rubdie was the most popular candidate, and Ge | Martinez was his oppovent, 1t waa thought that the latter would usurp the goveroment if not elected. The Presidential electors met October 7 at Sinaloa, and cast their entire vote for Juarez, A salute gvas tired tm honor of the event, ‘The United States steamers Saranac and Suwance wore recently at Maza‘lan. ‘The captain aud crew of the waterlogged bark Keokuk had arrived at Mazatlan safe, The vessel had been beached at San Blas, A La Paz (Lower Catifornia) fetter says that the judi- cial ard monicipsl officers recently elected are com- posed of ex imperialists and liberals. Ga-toa D’ Artois bas been removod to Santon. A report is io circuiation that Governor Fedrin is preparing to make another ‘rip to San Francisco, Uclpation of the appearance of Navaretie, who, in a letter from Mazatian, 1 said to stand high in the estima- then ef the liberal goverument of Sinaloa, CUBA. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. Loss of Bark Ella Adeln, from New Yorks, on Punta Reefs, Havama, Oct, 24, 1867, The Britian bark Ella Adela, Captain Alexander, from New York, has been wrecked on Punta Reefs, owing to & strong current produced by the provaliog heavy northeast winds. It ts supposed she will be a total loss, though part of her cargo wil: be saved. Tho Elia Adela cleared at New York on tho 11th inst, with a general cargo. She is owned by Captain Alex- ander and others, hailed from Nassau, N. P., was built at Robb'nston, Me., in 1855, and was two hundred and niuety-five tons regist r, new measurement. THE PRESS TELEGRAM. Marine Intelligence. Havana, Oct, 24, 1807, Sugar—No. 131¢ is quoted at 8 5-16 riats ana No. 103g at'8 rials percwt, Exchange on London 14% per cent premium, on Faris 2 per cent premium, on United Statez currency 27 per cout discount Hams are quoted to-day at $24 per owt. for susar cured. Arrived, brigs Uncte Jerry, trom Kilaworth, Maine, at Mantanzas; Minnie Miller, from Porvand, Ssited, Elva, for New York, Arrived at Cardevas, Harry, from Baltimore, einen at Mauzaaillo, W. B, Jones, trom Phitadol- pha, Commercial and CANADA. A Kun on the Royal Canndian Bank—All Calls Promptly Responded To. Tokon10, Canada, Oct, 24, 1867. Aran commenced on the Royal Cansdian Bank this mornivg aod continued with great activity until about noon. Tao call for gold being promptly responded to the excitement cradully subsided, In order to satiat: the public as to its ability to moot at demands tho ban Kept open a coasidorab’a time after the usual nour for closing. the other banks paid gold for Royal Can. adian bills. CALIFORNIA. ge Agninst the Ship Blackwell—Fi Lincoln=Intelligence from the North Pacitic Whaling Fleet. Saw Franorsco, Oot. 21, 1867. Judge Hoffman has awarded $10,000 salvage in the case of the Sancilito Steamtug Company against the ship Biackweil, recently damaged, Five fouring mills in Lincola were destroyed by fire on the 19th, _ Toss $59,009. Fiour—Sup°rfae, $7 50; extra. $8, at $2 35a $265 Legy tenders, 70%. Sai'et, ships Black“awk and Solomon, Liverpool. Tho whai ship Emily Morgan, thirteen days from Fox I-land, had arrives. and ropors the Norman wth 200 barreis of 2,000 pounds of bone, Oorobor 2, with 1,00) varrels of oil and 1,00) tne Ccoro, with 600 barrows on Sevtember 25, the Oliver it and 9,000 y Bom bone; on Wheat inactive Tit ant 8.090 pounded Croexer, w th 600 barra ob Soe ot Kevbala, with 400 barrols oil ‘and 0,000 pounds bon ARIZONA. The Capital to be Removed to Tacson—Iadian Outrages. Saw Francisoo, Oot, 24, 1867. Arizona advices to October 5 have been received. The capital of Arizona is to be removed to Tucson. Numerous Indian outrages aro mentioned. Colonel Price, commanding the District of Colorado, bad com- menaced a vigorous campaign again-t the Waliapaia, Ha forces are operating het three divisions and expect te effectually subdue the CONNECTICUT. Enthusiastic Reception of (ieneral sheridan ’ at Hartford, Hanreoan, Oot. 24, 1867, The reception of General Sheridan in this city to-day was one of the most magnifcout demonstrations ever seon in Hartford or in the State, The citizens gonorally joived in the welcome, many stores and dweilings wore elegautly decorated, and in every street through which the procession passed were devices suggestive of gallant Phil Sheridan's services, Major General Joseph R Hawley and General Damel P. Tyler escorted General Sheridan from l’rovidence. Warm’ greetings were given him at Plainfeld, Batic, Willimantic and Vernon, At the depot in = Bn J Be omire. bw wiley made the woicoming speech. ints of Sheridan's briliant career, ‘are said a that the peopie love bim not merely becau-¢ he knew how and whes to ficht, but be- couse he knew what we wore fighting for, and is resolved that treason sbali never be imade honorable, About fifteen hundred soldiers were in the proceamon, and were reviesed by the General, While moving through the city the Geaoral was everywhere received with tumultuous enthusiasn. At the Allyp House ex-Govornor Bi duced the Genera! to the crowd in a speech, in ich he called atteation to bis gallant oxpivits on the Qeld, and his fo lo Conduct ambng civil affers. General Sheridan was tn ones with wild cheers aud every oxpress un of welcome Hoe said: — Lapies avo Gentiemen—I sincerely thank you for a very hearty reception. This is ‘v ad for a tong time of passing through toe nd States, and I assure ta coming w New nen ene and went to th Houss 10 thet wain of the First © mA dont formerly in his command. clear, By doing eo they would v dee gratitude of the people, first for having @ Halton from the enemy ia the feild, we Ce tote it bn phe perile 1 Necnatres couciusion parade repaired the Ailyn House, where s grand reeapiion dioner we it Semen by ieee chiof marshal of ceremonies, Iv the eveniug there & boreblicht proceason by the Grand ‘Army of the Ree | ictal ge this ho ‘Goo Cittes, aud there was a ven Niamipation throughout th: 5 grand affair, Ce the crowd wae bn RT Sheridea Procession the General was the , who entertained him, Togetner arith by tl friends, White here Colts Armo| bond, of reas at ta serenaded tho General, ir. Ol red 10 was loudly cheered, Tomine re ntly Robert 0, Tyler, #! was likewise handsome:y re- aes Genera Sheridan's headquarters are a the jouse, Poon forenoon he wilt _—— Pap A wilt probably take ‘ne noon trae for Auguata, al. a e wrong ofort wil be wade to keov him over VIRGINIA. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. The Fiectlon—The Call for a Convention Care ried, Wasmxctos, Oct, 24, 1867. Inteltigence from Richmond, Va, to-night states that that the polis are closed in ail The wards of the city ex- cept the Third, in which the voting will comtinue all night, Officta! returns from the four wards in which the polls are closed show a majority of 1 for the radi~ cal ticket, which will be ivcreased by the voto im (he Tuird ward, aol @ majority of 1,330 for the convention. In (he wards beard from only twenty-two negroes voted the conservative ticket, and but thirty--even white men the radical ticket, General Schofield is denounced for keeping the polis opea longer than bis ordor for the election epecified, IL learn (bat charges for improper conduct in conduct- img the election | be preferred azaiost Lieutenant Colonel Rose by a nunrber of prominent citizens, From returns received to-night (he convention will be composed of forty-two conservatives and sixty-three tadicais, Thirteen negroes bave beon reiuracd as far as beard from THE PRESS TELEGRAMS. Hunaleutt, Judge Underweod and Two Ne- aroen Elected in Kicomond=Negroes Voting the Conservative Ticket Driven from the iowes Ricamoyp, Va, Oct, 24, 1867. Returns received at General <chofield's headquarters show conclusively that the State has voted in favor of a Convention, It {s also certain that the Convention will be radical by Gtiesn majority. ‘This city elected the following radicals aftera three days’ contest:—tuaaicutt, Juuge Underwood, Morris- ey and two colored men, The radicals did not receive fifty white vores in tho city, nor did the conservatives receive Afty colored votes. Negroes who voted the conservative ticket were again chased from the poits by ro mob, Hunnrcutt's som, who was arrested for tearing up con- eervativo tickeis im the bands of negroes at Monroe ward and seat to Libby Prison, was subsequently released, Cruise of the Yacht Duuntless—Gunning Ex- pedition, Foatarss Mosnor, Oct, 22, 1967. ‘The yacht Dauntless is still in theroada The party on board are going to Hog Island on a gunning expe- dition, NEW YORK. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. The Steamer Amsterdam Bilged and Full of Water—The Schooner Olive Avery in Cole Histon with an Unknown Vessel—Scoooner Julia A. Crawford Ashore. Grrexporr, L. 1, Oct. 24, Srikal 6:50 v'Ciock P.M. ‘The steamer Amsterdam, ashore on Montauk Point, is reported bilged, and tue tide ebds and flows in her, The schvover Marietia Smith. Captain Presion, bas been sont from this port to take out a part of her cargo. The schoourr Olive Avery, of Rockland, Me., from New York for Porttand, wita corn, was run into by an unkndqn echoover while passing through the Race last nizht and lost her bowsprit, was stove in forward and bad jib badly torn, She anchored under Gardmor’s Istand unti! morning, wien she took a pilot and came to Greeaport to repair damages. The scuooner Julia A. Crawford, Captain Buckley, of Greenport, from Philadelphia for New York, coming up to this port on ‘Tuesday nignt took the ground on the flats boiow Greenport, but came of next day without damage, after discharging afow tous Of coat, and pro- coeded to New York, THE PRESS TELEGRAMS. Appenitments by Governor Fenton in Albany, Anany, Oot. 24, 1867, Governor Fenton has appointed Jonn Jay, of New York ciy, Special Commissioner to co-op rate with the Commissioners from Maryland, aod other States; and with the Board of Managers of the Antietain ‘Natlonal Cemetery. Abwut tive o'clock this afternoon the extensive malt house of Joho G. Tweddle, iat cliy, was discovered to bo on fire, Aithongh tho flames were speedily sub- dued and only a smal! portion of the byliding was do- stroyed, the loss ia estimated to be very beavy, a+ the floora were covered witu burley aod mait. The damage on stock, of which no correct estimate can yet be made, tally Coverod by insurauce 1n sume twenty compa- nies Cor Genera! Barry at Bouvraro, Oct. 24, 1867, A complimentary dinner to Brevot Major General Barry, United States Army, tendered by over one hun- dred citizens of Buffalo, was givon atthe Tifft Howse this evening. Ex-President Fillmore presided, and re ee ae Barry, J. A. Verplanck, 8. Cutting, 5.38 Cex, James aM, Smith, Attorney Gonoral Murtiadale, Anson G. Cuester and others, Lot- ters were road from Generals Grant, Sherman, Couch, Dyer, egg and otvera, ‘General . who hag been commander of the morthern frontier, has j16; boea ordered to join his regi. ment in California, and is about leaving the city, Fires in Albion. ALMon, N. Y., Oot, 24. 1867. ‘The fiovring mills owned by Collins & Tannor were destroy dby fire thia morning. Tho loss on the milla and sieck 18 estimated a: $40,000, The property was insured for $20,000. residence of Governor Church discovered to be on fire et wn carly hour tuis morn! but was goon extinguished with slight damage. Democratic Mass Mee at Buftalo. Buvrato, Ort, 24, 1867, 8. S Cox addressed an immense democratic meeting tn this oity this ovening. PENNSYLVANIA. SPECIAL TELEGRAM T TO THE HERALD. The Grant Movemout in Philadetphia a Adjoining C€ a—RistorimAbutement of tho Cholera at the Navy Yard. Puncaveirora, Oct, 24, 1867, 11,0'Clock P.M. } Three now Grant clubs were orgauized to-night in the Eleventh, Four'n and Twonty-sixth wards, An ad- journod mecting of a Grant club was also held in the Twenticth ward. Atall of them was the same enthu- siasm (hat bas marked the meeting# held in Grant's in- torest elsewhere, Ciubs are being organized in adjoin. ing counties, and Eastern Pennsylvauia may now be cunsidered a solid phalanx for Grant. Ristori’s triumpa last evening im Marie Antoinette was the topic of couversation everywhere to-day, and the announcoment that she would repeat the part this SS attracted another crowded and brilliant gor} co. ier star may be suid to be in the 1, an Hera wisn is expressed that her engagement may te extended. The cholera is abating at the Navy Yard. Two men who were thought to rhe ins dangerons condition tee ted for duty to-~day, There wero only two deaths today, and there is 8 visible improvement in the con. dition of the other pauients. THE PRESS TELEGRAMS. Appeistments by Gov ou a Young Lady in Harri Haanisacna, Pa. Oct, 2h 1867, Colonel Johan H. Stewart, state Military Agent at Washington, bas resigned, aud Governor Weary has pro- moted William A. Cook, the efficient assissant, to Ol the vacancy. Colonel Copeland, of Allezhany county, formerly cap- tain in the Twonty-cignth Pounsylvania regin id Jater the Heutenant cotonel of the sixth artilery, has Veen appointed assiaiant in the piace of Mr. Cook. ‘The citizens are much excited at the dastardly out- rage which wae committed last ¢vening in the upper of the A young girl, eighteon years of age, while returning home at an early hour, was strock » biow by some unknown person and knocked invensiblo, and when found was terribly lacerated and outraged. She & still insensibie and the villain undetected Fire and Suicide at A nny City. Prrrerena, Oct, 24, 1967, Joseph Logan's steam barrel factory, at Aileghavy, was entirely destroyed by Ore last night, The toss is ‘estimated at about $15,000, There was no insurance on oA ronne man, nemed James @, Thomas, committed wuicide yesterday morning im Allegihaay city by taking arsenic while tomporari!y deranyea. Tho Christian Convention at Pittebura Preranvna, Oot, 24, 1867. The Christian Convention closed its session hero to- day, and has been the most enthusiastic gethering of ministers and Iaymen @vor held im this partof the country. ‘Tho first anniversary of tho Young Men's Christian Association was held this evening, with two thousand in aveendance and hundreds w Wo secure stand room, $4,600 was oontributed for the prosecution the work THE PLAINS. SPE cla TCLEORAM 10 THE “WERALDL Terms ef Pence Agreed Upon With Atl Tribes but the ChoyennesAll the Laiter Tribe Not Yeu Arrived. Creex, Kaneas, Oct. 21, } Fort Hanger, Oct, 24, 1867. The Commission concluded @ treaty to-day with the Kiowa aud Comanche tribes, These tribes are (o go on reservation, in Iodian Territory, on the porth fork of Red river, near Witchelow Mountain, They promise peace, and are to receive annually $2,500, agency house, clothing, provisions, &c, This is go material alteration of the treaty of 1865. The Commissioners will be delayed six days for the arrival of the hostile Cheyeunes, now making medicine sixty miles distant, ‘The treaty with the Arapahoes and Apaches will be concluded to morrow, The Arapahoes returned to-night from pursuit of the Kaw Indians who stole their horses from here a iow nights since. They recovered the horses and kilied (he Kaw Indians. If the Cneyennes come in they promise peace will be made with all Southern Indians. RHODE ISLAND. sPeciat TELEGRAM uM To THE HERALD, Clese of the Tho Puovtunyee, Re t., Oot 10 0° "Ulock Tho third and last day of the October meeting of the Nazraganset Park Association has been eminently suc- cossfal in the numbor of spectators and in the interest manifested. The clear, crisp autuma morning calied together several thousand people, all anxious to noto the comtention between Lady Thorn and Lucy. Although there was another trot, the Interest and excitement of the usass.was centered in this race, It was for a purse of $1,250, free for all horses, mile heats, bes: three in five, in harness, $1,000 to go to the first and $250 to tho second. There were entered Doble's Lucey, McMann's Bruno, Peabody's Dan Rice, Dan Pfifer’s Lady Thorn. First Hea'.—Atter two ineffectual attempts to get away tbe contestants wero sent onward, Bruno drst, Lucy and Dan Rice neck and neck and Lady Thorn « bad fourth. Around the turn and to the quarter pole Bruno led the Lady ono length, she being one tongth in advance of Dan Rice, he one length ahead of Lucy. ‘Time, 3644 seconds, Going down the backatretch Lucy, Lady Thorn and Rice were in a cluster, and approaching the balf-mile pole Bruno a longth ahead, Thorn second, Lacy third anc Dan Rice fourth, dime, 1:14. Down the turn Luey and Thorn were neck and peck, going magnificently, and as they swung homoward Lady Thorn passed the st. one length ahead of Lucy, she a neck in advance of Bruno, be threo lengths ahead of Dan any, Rice, Time, 2:27}4. Lady Thorn was greoted with en- thusiastic cheers, Sec nd Hea.—Lady Thorn sold for $550, Lucy $105, whole Rice and Bravo brought $75. On scoring al! came down together. At the quarter pole R ce was first, Lucy aecond, Thorn third and Bruno four:h. Time, 37 seconde, Down the backsiretch and to the half-mile polo Rice broke, and Lucy followed bisexample, while Lady Thorn. was third and Brano fourth, Tine, 1: Homeward Lucy gained, and passing the stand they were—Lucy first, Roce second, Lady Thorn third and Bruno fourth, hn ot | Heat,—Lucy was now the favorite, Lady Thorn recond choice, the rest boughtin afield, Atthe start Bruno led, Thora second, Lucy third, Rico fourth, Down the turn Rice passe Luce, the balince eemaining aa they siart’d. Time thirty-seven sec nds, Down to the hatf-mile pole Lucy had passed them all, Bi : second, Thorn third, Rico fourth, Time 1:14. Al the turn and homeward Thorn trotted beantifully, bat, breaking badly, Lucv camo 1m fir-t, two lengths in ad- Bi ano second, Thora third, Rice fourth. Time rt) Heat,—The betting fraternity, who wore very numereis on the track, were puzzled, bat Lucy sold in ind Rice $26 At quarter pote Lucy lea a ieagth. Lady Thora being the sam> distance ahead of Roce, he four jengths in advance of Bruno, ‘Time, 26% seconds, Thorn did not seem to be abio to extend herself, avd thus past the half mile pole, which was done in 1:13%, they brushed in and howeward, Lucy coming in the vicvor, Bruno sccond, Thorn third, Rico fourth, Tame, 2;255¢ the fastest time over mado on the Narraganset Park course. The frie™.s of Lady Thorn lost heavily. The second race was a gratuitous purse of $500 for the Dorses that withdrew from the 2:40 contest of yesterday. ‘Thi ere entered Lady Waiton, General Sherman, Lady Bartlett and Tommy Jefferson. All bat the ‘wo first named wore distanced in the first heat ‘This, with the second and third heats, were won by Lady Watton in 2:38, 2:37 and 2:34%%. Much merriment was occasioned by these presumotive trotters, some of the interested spectators deciaring the field was not worth the purse named, In a blaze of glory the meeting of the Park broke up, ‘ench and every individual satisfied that tne members, particularly 18 officers, were indefatigable in their at: twations to those interested. TENNESSEE. The Races Nasuvuie, Teno, Oct, 24, 1867. There were three races over the Blood Horse Associa- tion Course to-day. Tne Cumberland stakes for three year olds, mile heats, was won by Partrician, beating Magazine, Craig, Cuckeye, Na‘tioand Sandy Barnes—the or spine in second in each beat, Time 1:49%, cond race, for the club stakes of $400, was won by Mugging, Boing the only entry be galloped over the track. The third race, milo hoats, was won by Smitn’s ch. c} by Hiawat ha, boating Duet and Commodere. Time, 1:62% and va Marder Trial at Nashville—Acquittal of the Prisoners. Nasavitta, Oct. 24, 1867. ‘William and Henry Crockot, who were arrested a short timo ago, charged with killing a negro named James Broke and mortally wounding his wifo, were tried to. day aod honorabiy acquitted, They wers aowhere near tho piace of the murder whea committed. There were notrains from louisville to-day in conse. the road at Rocky Hill, caused by co of a break fire. The Yellow rer in Memphis. Memrmis, Oct, 24, 1867 ‘There wore throe interments from yeliow fever here to-day, The weather is cool, The rivor is falling slowly. Fires in Ct weland—Expleston of Benzine. Cuavetann, Ohio, Oct 24, 1867. Farnam, Saford & Co.'s oil redaery in this city was entirely destroyed by fire last evewing. “The loss is $20,000. A terrific explosion of benzine preceded the conflagration, startling the whole cuy. The dry house of Graham, Wilcox & was also partly destroyed; loss email. Later in the evening @ fire broke out in tho batidings 224 and 226 Main street, bus the loss was small, amount- to about be 000, which is partly in«ured. pa of ‘olumbus Railroad also canght fire, causing 4 los of $1,000, The timely arrival of the fro engines prevented a disastrous conflagration, The Billiard Tournament at Cincinnati. Crvemati, Oct. 24, 1867. The first game of the billiard tournament to-day was between Verinuolon and Snyder, and was the most closely contested of any game yet played. The score was Ver- muclop, 900; Snyder, 295; winner's average, 234. The second game was between Choate and Smith, which Choate woo. Davia and Rivers hag ‘ayed the third an Score—Darts, 200; Rivers, 196, fourth game was betwoon Foster and Parker, Parker yonning owt on the eleventh inning aud av f eging 27 5-11 The fifth game was betwoon Ackermag, of Cincinnati, and Cvon, of Chicago, aud was won by Coon, the sore wading 200 to 46, MASSACHUSETTS. Hilness of the Pres jene of the State Senate Vire ia Boston, Boerox, Oct. 24, 187, Mr. Joseph A. Pond, President of the Mareachusetts Senate, was seized with as sudden iliness to-day, and op to a late hour this afternoom remained ingensiblo, and iv a critica! condition, ‘The dwelling house, stable bo orseker bakery of in Cambridgeport, atroged by fire “town $12,000, During the fro Mr. Porter aaa in greenback: tha jog twas robbed of NEW HAMPSHIRE. “. of a Man, F Dead on Top ot # Sleeping Car at Concord. Coxconn, N. HL, Met, 24, 1867, On the arrival of the haif past eight o'clock train from Boston this evening the body of aman was discovored on top of & sleeping car, bis head bruised and bloody and his peck broken, Nothing is known as to who bo is or how he came there, no papers being found on his nd a small dealy aa Nady Inst lavoror nud wag about thiriy Fours Me * NORTH CAROLINA. to a Convention. Wiisrvorox, N. C,, Oot 24, 1867. The opposition to the Convention ts increasing; buta | majority wii probably vote in favor of it Very fow | necro delegates will be elected in thix State, the whites | having @ majority of abous twenty-five thousand. (ae conservatives wilt undonhredte eantrot the bodf, ! AMUSEMENTS. Academy of O nny Janauschek Thi eminent German (ragédienne appeared be‘ore a | large audience last night im the character of Adrienne, the actress, ar in whieh poor Rachel wow her bighest honors, This play ison0 which bas been given hero before very often, and by representatives of distinction ; but at each represeatation the pale face of her for whom fk was written seems to look out from the mist of the past and rebuke the venturesome actress who attempts the réle The drama naturally loses uoby tran tion. The Titian version which Madame Ristori pre- sented had little of the soarkle and pyrotechnic quality of Freaoch wit about it, and the German transia- tion makes the brilliaat characters of the piay excessive bores by ite turgid dialogue, Miss Jauauschek had, therefore, w trying task before her in attempting auch « character ag Adrienne, Her success was unexpected and decided, and her aptitude for such a lino of baving warm feeting, tender affection, and natu: affoc ed eympathy as its foun: strikingly showa, Tne love scenes between the S$ and Marshal Sa: were not degraded or turned into ridicule by maudiia expressions of affection or ran‘ing provertations of uever- dywmg constancy. There was a poculiarty teuder, piaint- ive tone in Mis Janauschek's voice im the scenes tn the green room of tho theatre and at the cotiago of Alle Duchos, and the wai! of a broken heart weut up in ta each word that spoke of Maurice's inconstancy. She aided her rival's escape and bore ber taints and btind ra while ber heart seemed bursting with anguish at the thougnt of her lover having do. ceived ter. There was, howover, ut times degree of Coarzeness in the characterization which the ethereal Baturo of the rie xbrinks from, a teudeucy to over- act and too much restlessness and epasmodic gesture. It Migs Janauschek would ouly moderate her energetic action and simutation of passion and cotrust herself to the dictates of ber own natural feeling and artistic Promptings there would be no blemishes to war toe facr ercutcheon of her dramatic impersountions, The rest Of Lae cast inst night was hardly up to medrocrity, if we except the representative of Michonnet, who was: nureiy satisfactory, Mise Janauschek's next character wijl be hed Stuart, Don Bucefslo being given in the mean- time, Tony Pastor’s Opern House. The usual amusing programme was presented last night at this attractive esiablishment—the great strong. hold of minstret melody and merriment on the East side, The feature of the prosent performance i the very comic and capital musica! burlesque of the White Crook, which, as its title will suggest, is a relation of the Broadway spectacte, It {s not, however, a poor relatio: and must be seen and beard to be property apprec.ated. From the way ip which the crowds gather we have uo doubt t the managers will soon be abio co assure the pubiie, managers of tho other Crook have already duae, that ‘two millions have seen it,'’ Kelly & Leon’s Minstreln, As usuai, Kelty & Leou's Minstrels drew together a large house last evening, aud the singing, dancing, bur- lesques and joking were al! highly applauded, and eerved to keep a crowded audience in good bumor during the entire performance and to send thon away well satisied with the enierainment at its close, [t 1s saying a great deal of a negro minstrel band to give them credit for originality, ant this weed of 6 we can well award Kelly & Leon troupe. The sing tug 1 of a superior tty, el a the wit 1s alto- qetuer bouer than the average run the whole eutertaiament mendation, aud ® spare not be more amus- ingly spent than with tue Ke. * r& Leona band. Theatre Comiaque. This “tomplo of the muses” was filled last evoning with an audience which evidently came determined to enjoy thefua, The ‘Japs’? were io their full giory— Kur-vong, Ya-Manck and Yamada £E-shee-Mosky were on their (aps, and proved that the Japsacse peopl» know a thing ortwo. The wedding dauce of the alimoud- @-ed gentlomen was very entertaining, aud we recom: mond young married people to go and gee it. The daring porformance of Yamada E-stee-Moeky equals some of Bi ndin's colebraet wire ropo eNorts, Cott a, st Of the sunburned minstreis met dharpley and iho with their usual eu Irving Hall, An English ballad concert will be given at Irving Hall on Saturday evening tor tho benefit of Mra. Agnes De Vere. Goorge Simpson, J. R. Thomas, Henry Weils, Jr., Alfred H Pease, J G tacder aud Lizzie, tue tittle dauglter of Mrs, De Vero, will appear vn the occasion. Butler’s American Theatre. This theatre vffers as great a variety of ainusomenta as can woll be crowded into a single evening. It con- tinues to advertise “now noveities,"” like the London ose edition of “Last Words of Richard mot with such a ready sale that he advertised “More Last Words of Richard Baxter.”’ Johnoy Thomp- son ts mill the loading card, and Mile. Zuccoll, of Biack Crook celebrity, is the star of the ballet. The house is nightly thronged with spectaiors, and this week has in creased its popularity by a bili of alarming tengtn, in which every possibie and impossiblo branca of music aud the drama is presented Hooley’s 0 House=Brookiyu. Manager Hooley stil retains bie popularity with the play-goors of Brooklyn. Tho house last nigat was filed to repletion, The programme contaiued @ variety o. good things, including songs, ballads, burlesques, &c. ‘Tho drolieries of Archy Hughes and the exceniricities of Cool Burgess never fail to bring down the applause of the audience. The new burlesque founded va the local play ot Under the Gaslight, im a very clever hit lis weenie eflects are very good, and quite equal ta the original. "WILLE. DE DEBORAH, Mile. Deborah it a “bright. particular star’’ of Mr, Bateman’s brilliant French company ut the Fourteenin street tueatre. Not moro than ono youthful actress ever mot with so hearty and unanimous a weicome from se- verest critics and @ most fastidious public as Mlle, début in Paris, when she was but sixteen 4 pupil of tie famous Samson, thoroweh stady had prepared het to make the most of the excep- tional advantages with which nature had endowed her— Inteliizence, beauty, grace, enercy, an expressive coun. tenance, a flexible and fonorous voice, and, in fine, the magnetiam of a superior artistic organization, All these qualities have been attributed to Mile. Deborah by Jalos Janiu, Léon Gozian, Paul de St, Victor, Jutes de Prémaray, Francisque Sarcey and other emivent critics, These critics, while recognizing her versatility of talent, also discovered her remarkable aptiiude for the higher wuike of tragedy. One of them declared, while she was playing at T'Ambiga Comiquo, that ‘the piace of this tragédreane is anywhere but there. No one is more richly gifted, She hae woman's beauty, a flaming giauce, an artist's soul. Her accentuation Would ally itself well with the verses of Corneille, Alas! Rachel! aiso in ber first steps used to wear a buskin either too narrow or too Inrge,”” The director of | Ambiga was early warned that he would jose his charming pensionnvire, “Many bave compre- bended,’’ said another critic, “that thiy young girl is made to spoak the language of Corneille and not that of M. Briseebarre,”’ Her success in classical tragedy at the Imperial Theatre of the Odéon in Paris justided these carly predictions, For two years she was equaily successful at Marsoilles, and during her representations in (he forty Freoch and foreign cities which she visited in the short epace of two months her Deriemona fuliy shared the honors of Ira Aldridge’s Othello. In the Reman Gun Jerne Homme Pawvre, the Dame ave Camé= lias, and especially in Vietor Hugo's celebrated Krnani, w IP ag the other pieces in which ehe isto appear, Mile. Deborah, we are convinced, will eficientiy promote | Mg. Baternan’s project of establishing the French (estre at New York on a firm and permanent basis No theatrical project i# worthier of encouragement tiao | thin, LONG ISLAVD INTELLIGENCE, AN Excouvren took place yesterday morning near Woodside, ln Queens county, between two prominemt ward politicians from Prooklyn, who became some time ago engaged in a quarrel and have since been very for- mideble rival. To settle the matter, they agreed to meet im the early morning, when the country ait wae cok! aud ehiljing, and battle for the office of “master.” Soarticies of agreement were drawa up, the $70 for which (hey were to contend Pooh In, and bots men went into (raining, but showed very little science whon put to (he test, neither knowing how to give or take in the | iy the best of the ff st moment, when be hic tt other (Barry) der the rightcheek. Tir latter Was laken to his corner slowing signe of faintness, And When time was called refured wo comply, and bia second threw up sponge Panape OF THe Nationar Gato. —Yesterday tho Bighty-olnth regiment, National Gaard, mustered for Parade and Inspection by Colonel Dearauw aad Brgadior 7 General Hamilton, upon the parade grounds at Middle The sumber was not #0 large as wae antici o who did appear made @ good show and upon themselves and their officers y acquitted themselves aamirably, and persons whe mancouvres and discipline wore much pleased. Hion isan eld aud jong estan a d guard aod ing riot (ar Viliage. ed, but thos ived ered: fire kindled, aud what arried of, The whole alair wae ‘od their reviow wil) add much to aod soldier-Like life, They wilt orders for tures days. Fart room a Tans ar Jamatca,.—On Wednesday evenog young son of Abraham Kemsev, of the od place, climbed up a tree and while near perceived no daoger, whea he made an atompe cead, aud losing Lia bow was precip tated wit violence to the ground. While he was falling ‘ourb wbe dy kept constantly ee t the stout limbs, breaking so at the bottom he siruck upon bh a skull aud receiving internal injuries to such am @x~ tent that it is thought they wiil prove fatal, Jue Pourcat. Sircatioy.—Now that the two oppo sition parties in Quer county have concluded their tleket by the nom) jon of candidates for the Senate, the slate i# fully made out aud wire pullers hove set themselves to work, determined to elect their xi DY Lie au ipterestin, their knowles above menti the to eke, Tu he democrats room wo give . with the exception of that of sheriff, the nom.nee being George Durleud, the son of the pr jacumbent. His oppe- Henry, is heretofore. The a partes in Suffoik couaty y opeak the entire sentimenss of both parties. Tho men al and tried politicians But as Suffolk county bas always given @ majority for the republ can tigket it ts expected that there can be ne such thing as defeat; while on the other hand the de- mocracy are jubilant aud bard at work, and think, be- Feo! — , that the democratic ticket ‘can and muss elected.”’ THE V WEEKLY HERALD: The Cheapest ae Best peste c r ‘Tar Weekir Hexann of the preseut week, now ready, contains the very Latest European Nows by the Cable. up to the bour of publication ; Telegraphic News “Our Nationa! Banks,’ by Jay Cooke, the banker; Our Washington Despatchos; the Curreab. 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