The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15
The News.

shs office during the previous week, and to the hour Of
publication.
The News.
The steamship Baltic left Liverpool on the 9Th
instant for this port, and is, therefore, now in her
tenth day out. She will bring one weeks later
news.
church property law, aud tie statements made in
the newspaper controversy growing out Of 1t, is
published on the first page of to days paper.
Another ihbustering expedition Is on the tapis.
This time Peru is to be the favored country. Ac.
sordng to the reports in circulation the friends Of
General technique, lately overthrow by Don Do
mirgo Elias and General Castillo, are organizing
an expedition to restore their fallen chieftan to
tbe presidency OF that republic 1t will be recollect
ed that Gen. E. was beaten by the aid Of seveaty
Americans, disappointed Amazon gold hunters, in
The army Of General Castillo, and the adhe-
rents Of technique argue that il seventy
Yankees put Castillo in power, hundred or
more could restore technique. Peru has been in
Q distu, bed condition since the last revolution
and is probably ripe for another. An expedition
could be easily formed here just now. The failure
Of the otler ibustering schemes has left abundant
fioasirg material In this country, which could be
made available by q leader with plenty of funds;
and IT is said that the technique party have large
supply On hand, and any amount in prospective, in
the thspe Of land aud other spoil. Gen. Echinique
arrived here about two months ago, and put up at
the g.. Nicholas Hotel.
In another column will be found letter from Mr..
Even, TIE gentleman who, IL will be rssollected, 80
gu cessfaIly mystihed Judge Eimonds = few months
SINCE by the publication Of fictitious narrative In
one Of the San Francisco papers, pretending to give
the revelation Of the experience atr death of the
hero Of tn story. Bat it appears by letter from
Judge Edmonds, which we also received yesterday,
that he has sa.i,aei himself by spiritual communal
cations that the wonderful imaginary narrative
Of Mr.. Even is correct and authentic af;er all.
A full report of the proceedings in the Circuit
Court yesterday, in the injunction case Of Miss
Bnpsley, the escaped nun, ia given in our columns
to day.
In the case of the New York and New Haven
Railroad Company against Cornelius Vanderbilt and
several others, in the Supreme Court yesterday,
Judge Cosles rendered long decision, stating that
to all who held the stock without knowledge of its
frsudu ent issue the company were liable. With
regard TO liability Of the company on certain other
shares the Judge gave no definite decision, and the
matter is to be further argued on Tuesday, the I'D
inst.
The motion for attachment against the witnesses
who refused to aDsE er the inquisitorisl committee
of the Board of Aldermen, was yesterday again
postponed, until Friday next, BY Judge DAILY, Of
The Court of Common Pleas.
The trial Of the Cray Eagle slave piracy case in
Philadelphia terminated in the acqui.tal Of the
defendant.
Ttere was nothing of particular interest before
the Board of Supervisors lsst evening, AID they
adjourned to meet again on Monday next.
Both branches of the Common Council were in
session last evening. In the Board Of Aldermen
the resolution from the Councilman making an a.,
preparation for the employment Of counsel to the
police investigating committee, was adopted after
an animated debate, sketch Of which we publish
Several remopstrances were presented against con.
verting Castle Garden into on emigrsnt passenger
depot. Judge Hoffman yesterday granted tenn
porsry injunction against the Commissioners OF
Emigration, prohibiting their use Of the premises
for the purposes contemplated, and directing then
to show cause why the injunction should not
be permanent. A number Of petitions from
residents Of Yorkville were offered, setting forth
the annoy ances TO which they aud others are
subjected by the negligence Of the proprietors Of
the second, Third, aud Fourth avenue railroads. II
these representations are true IN pari merey, Tue
subject In one that should receive the immediate at
tention Of the city authorities. Five hundred dol
lars were voted TO defrsy the expense OF entertain.
ing delegation Of Boston municipal officials, now
in this city to view the " institutions" A session
OF the Briggs .mmiitee would, perhaps, present
an amusing in.erlude in the festivities. In the
Board of Coupcilmen but liAle of importance was
done. A communication from Mr.. Dillon in regard
&c Washington market, and aremonstrauce from the
First ward against the Castle Garden project, were
the only papers Of importance before the Board.
The new propeller Arctic, built for the Kane ex
pedition, arrived at this city yesterday afternoon
from Philadelphia. She is about 24O tons burthan
and Ifs hermaphrodits brig riggei. She proceeded
TO the navy yard to complete her OUTFIT previous to
sailing on her intended voyage.
Cotton continued steady yesterday, with sales OF
about g. 600 bales. Flour declined from 12tc. to
25c. Der Dbl Among the sales were 5000 bbls
common 10 good State, part to arrive ia the litter
part Of July and the remainder in August, a. So rs
q 50 per Dbl. Indian corn was easier, and prices
favored purchasers Pork closed firm, white other
provisions we're generally buoyant, and cu.-neats
sod bacon we're scarce aud highe-. S1zsr AMI
coffee wore steady, With moderate Gales .Freights
60 Epgabd and Fisnce we're Inactive, zhe fair
busIptss was dciug for Him5l ! a1l b smea.