The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01
Trial Of Commandcr Mckenzie.

TwErrv'vouRrH DAY.
SIN tn.
PErkr TvsAxwas called by the sccused-This witness
examined to the came matters which he had stated
SsloIe the Court Of Enquiry the lh day Of that t
salon which he overheard subsequent to the arrest
spencer, between Cromwell and Sears The purport Of
VA nst sesrs wanted to know what Spencer wa
that the Commander thought Spencer crazy childish
and Cromwell added that he himself was Of he opin
On his Characterization, he admitted with some pres
sing that Wilson had acted ships butcher and that he
him Wilson was pretty quick tempered, and very APT
to strike the boys.
JOSEPH SEARS was the next witness called.
O. by JuDoE ADvocArE-WAen did you first hear Of The
pePers found in Mr. Spencsr's locker 7
A-WKLL, DON'T ExAcrLY KNOW, BUT THINK 1T wAs
THE FIRST SUNDAY AFTER THE EXECUTION WHEN THE Com
HANDLER SAID HE HAD FOUND SOME PArERs, AND READ
TWO LETrARs TO THE CREW THE MOTHER Mr.
SPENCER, WHICH HAD BEEN FOUND In Mn spEscER's
LOCKER
The other testimony was in relation to the rush at.
Adjourned at sP. NJ to 10 on Wednesday.
VERY LATE PROM AReENTNE.-We have rcceiv
ed by the Henry Kneeland, the British Packet pub
lished at Buenos Ayres, to the oath of December
There is no news from the Confederate army la
ter than the 10th of Dec, at which date the divisions
OF Generals Urquiza, lgnacio Oribe and Servandt
Gomez, had not returned from the pursuit after Ri
vera's dispersed cavalry
Frutos on the 18th inst. was, with some follow.
ers, on the Que quay.
in Montev'deo they are continuing to take the
most despe nte measures. The Habeas Corpus 40,
has been fospended, the country has been declared
In danger after the fashion of the French National
Convf ,ntion.
Inc United States schooner Enterprise, Lieut.
Wilson, was at Buenos Ayres.
The French war steamer Conner, Captain Laurn-
GIN, from Montevideo arrived at Buenos Ayres on
the 18th of Dec The object of this vessels visit is
to concert measures for the establishment of Steam
Packets between the River Plate and France. Her
arrival excited great curiosity in Buenos Ayres, and
she had been visited by more than one thousand
shore folks, including ladies'.
There were but sixty two merchant vessels at Bue-
nos Ayres.
BuEros AvREs MARKET, Dec. 2A-Doubloons Spanish
2ss 2s4 dollars EACH do Patriot 2ss 2s4 do Plata
cuquina let II do for one dollars Spanish III ls do
each do Patriot and Patacones 1T aha do per cent
stock, 65 So per cent? exchange EnglandaH Is
l6 per dollar do France cents per dollar
do Rio Janeiro 1871 lsi per pstacon do Monteydeo Isl
ls9 do; do United States nominal per u dollars hides
do France, So Sc do: do North America So IS do do
Spain, SO SO do hides salted 81 So do; do horse II
1o do SKINS
ID Is dol goat SKINS IS As do; nutria skins 2 Fl dol
lars per ID; chinchil SKINS Yea 80 dollars per dozen
horse hair short 81 50 dollars per arrobc; do mixed 81
Al do; do long 80 90 dol WOOL common washed Is %
do do picked "a So do do shorn from SKINS IS As do
do mesza dirty 10 40 dol allow, pure, 20 81 do; do
raw, 20 % do do with grease % 81 do jerked beef 6
so per qunal; horns mixed 200 $50 per thousands do
SO per 100 bs ostrich feathers white per ID; do
black, do salt board, is per fanega; discount
per cent per month. The highest price Of doub.
looms during the week 2S4 dollars the lowest price 279
dollars The highest rate of exchange upon England
during the week 1915 pence; the lowest do pence