The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25
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Further particulars from Nicaragua nfon Us
Mat Parker II. French had quarIelled with General
Walker and left San Juan for AspinwaD. l. was
stated that Walker had 100 men marching 10 meet
the Costa Mcans, who were expected 70 invade
Nicaragua Col. Schessinges had been court mar
TAILED on charges OF treason aud CO gardice.
The London Court Journal Of the 9Th Of April
pUbhshes the following: Upwards o. 1000 men Of
the Crmean army are under orders to proceed direct
10 Canada with view to the protection OF the
frontier in the event Of hosa.tiee with the United
States
At the City Hall yesterday he Hon. James En-
sesnan received several thousand Of our citizens,
who were anxious to pay their respects to him.
Mayor Wood, on behalf Of the Common Council,
presented him with the resolutions recently passed
by that body rendering him the Inequalities Of tie
slty, accomp anied with few appropriate remarks,
10 which Mr.. Buchanan responded in the most elo-
SUent terms Among those present on the occasion
we're many Of our leading and most enterprising
sitizsns. A report will be found elsewhere in cur
paper.
In the Common Council Of Philadelphia yesterday
afternoon resolution rendering the use Of Indepen-
3ence Hall to Mr.. Buchanan gave rise TO a poll.
zeal debate of the mos. rabid character, and was
finally defeated by vote Of SO 10 30. In the Select
Council q resolution Of similar character was pre-
scented and rejected. This act Of disrespect to Mr.
Buchanan caused much excitemen. among -he citi-
sens Of Philadelphia.
In the United States Senate yesterday resoln-
tSOn vae adopted calling or the Secretary Of State
nor information relative to the extent 70 which the
transportation Of lsbsreTs is being carried on
IRON the continent OF Asia any Asiatc Islands, 70
america, with other particulars relative the trat
&c. M. Hale spoke on the Three Million Area
nent bill, which was laid aside and Gen. Eoustop
resumed his remarks condemning the action Of the
Naval Retiring Board. In the House OF Represen-
satives Mr.. Pelton, from the Committee on Com
neroe reported the Senate'e bill RENTING or re-
funding the duties paid on al goods, wares Or me-
rhandise, in original packages, destroyed by FIRE.
which, after Intellectual effort to press it, was
SeYrsd 20 the Committee Of the Whole The Indian
Appropriation bill was taken up, and Mr.. Richie,
Of Pa. argued the constitutional, right of Congress
70 legislase the subject Of slavery in the Terrific
ries, az well as other matters.
Our despatch from Washington states TIA. there
VIII be No alteration Of the tariff during the present
session of Congress. The announcement. thar Capt.
ngrahan mad been confirmed by The Senate as CHIEF
Of the Ordnance Bureau, is pronounced premature.
il cOntradicted. Mr. Sage, FROM the 18th Con-
sressonal district Of this State, has delegated bis
ngh. to nominate cadet to the West Point Military
Academy TO the Board Of Education of the city Of
Troy. Important dispatches in relation to oar
affairs with England mad been received at the State
Department.
The Board Of Aldermen were occupied for three
hoare and a half last evening in acting upon few
and p.pfnr
xpeeches
In che Gaze Of the contested ComptrolleIsnip, the
jury, after being out very short time yesterday,
turned q verdict in lsSor OF the presen, incumbent,
Azariah c. Flagg.
The smPanneling o. the Jury in the case OF Baker,
charged with the homicide Of Poole, was not COM
pletod yesterday. At Eve O'Clock the additional
panel was exhausted, when out of EOS who answered
70 ther names only sig were selected as competent
jurors, making altogether eleven. The court I'D
,ourned and il is hoped that some Of the absentees
who were called on fine Of s25 each viii attend
early this morning and assist in the completion Of
tAe Jnry and save their own fines. Two days have
now been consumed iu getting eleven qualified men
10 sit in this Gaze.
Or. Charles c. Cobel, indicted for procuring IN
abortion upon the person Of Catherine De Breuxen,
ted At the Court Of Sessions yesterday. The deposi
ton of the deceased, taken before Coroner Perry,
was ruled ont by the Court on account of its infor
mslisy, and there being no other evidence, the pro-
secution abandoned the case, and the jury rendered
a formal verdict as above.
In the case Of Morrell ID. Bowen against the New
York and Harlem Railroad Company, for alleged
negligence, by which the plaintiff received personal
Injury the jury yesterday returned verdict of $500
for the plain,ir.
ffse directors ard superintendent Of the Camden
Ferry Company, the officers Of the steamboat New
Jersey lrecentIy burned at Philadelphia,) and the
ms ectop of machinery and boilers, nave all been
rrestei by che sberii Of Camden city, and held to
all in the sum o. $4,000 each.
The French steam, ship Alma, arrived at this port
esterday from Hasre, whence she sailed April 2,
,as compelled on her p sssage to put into Tayal to
pair some slight damage . her machinery
There was some disposition ,unong dealers in cot
10 20 await the receipt OF pri,ste letters a0e by