The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-29
LArEH PROM TEE Army or OccuPATIoN-A cor
respondent Of the Baltimore AMERICAN, writing un-
der date OF New Orleans, April 20, says.-

Of 900 troops under his command. and the Mexican
was that the disputes bstween the
Governments would be- or had been amicably ADJUSTED
In Of the continued aosence 2. me Euro
quiet. The business Of Saturday rescned 1s00 paies-
This morning have only heard Of sales Of 1000 bales
The arrivals this morning are the ship Montreal,
Prince, from Bangor; bsrks obsrn, Bulch, Boston;
MstaTorda; w. c. Preston, Taylor, Matamoros.
You are aware that the time of departure Of the mail
has been altered to y o'clock, and s~ consequently
kst trans actions as l could wish to do.
PHILADELPHIA, April 3d. 1886.
The trial of Frederick c. Snyder for the murder Of
Jamsa H. Garvin of which mention made in my let
ter of yesterday continues to occupy the attention OF
the court The evidence both sides was concluded
before the adjournment, last evening From the tesi
mony Of the girl who in company with Snyder on
the evening in question, it appears that they were as
saultsd by the deceased and his two companions when
the parties met In the road-that Snyder beaten by
them, and ON their drawing knives, he fed down the
road followed by them for some distance The young
did not attempt to moes. the girl and she joined
Snyder after the fatal collision had occurred which
suited In the death of 0arvin Snyder returned to the
spot to Gavin, and finding that the injured
would probably die, gave himself up without effort to
s % os sna m
Esqs for the prosecution, and William A. Porter and
G. w. Barton, Esq for the defence. The closing speech
Of Mr. Barton brilliant effort The case will be
given to the jury this evening
The first Of May, long known in your city day
of moving bids fair to be rivalled in this city,
quence Of ordinance recently passed by councils
quiripg tho flags displayed signs by storekeep-
to extend beyond certain distance from tho line
oftbe houses The erected along the curb stones
also to and are to be in flu
ture trunded the paving stones in the streets
The requirements Of the law will require great
Der Of fags and signs which Goat alot in every street.
obstruct the footway to be removed There at pre-
sent, symptom Of these nuisances being abated but
1t probable that the keepers will hasten to
them the first Of May rather than stand suit and pay
the penalty imposed
Psiip Rickstt. boy aged 49, taken to the hospi
tai this morning, in consequence Of being dreadfully
crushed by q upon the Columbia Railroad passing
his thigh The accident happened Fairmount
Ne hopes are entertained of his recovery.
poor cripple, named McCabe, was beaten in dread.
ful manner about two O'Clock this afternoon, by stout
and stalwart man. named John d. Wood, and taken
to the hospital in dangerous condition. McCabe had
sued Wood for using threats before of the city
aldermen, but the latter suffered him to depart his
own recognizance. A square from the ONCE, Wood
down. afterwards kicked him. No perez ptble serious
injury could be but he has doubtless receiv
ed internal injury he 10 bleeding from the mouth.
The doctors think his recovery very doubtful Wood
was Immediately arrested and committed to prison. All
bail was refused.
Sales OF Stocks mt Philadelphia.
APRIL 2s-FIRsr BoARD3o shares Girard Bank e1 $4,000
IL shrs Far Mechanics Bank a; Liberty Bank asa.
AFTER BoAsD-oo City S. 1850, ie $50 shrs Grard Bank
scoop BoARp2oo Girard Bank loK; 10 lok; olo
1900 U States Bank Notes II; 600 do n.
AzrkR BoARD-lo shares Lehgh Navigation 2 100 Read
ing X, days, EN.