The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-01

Allen, We give an account of the meeting in our
columns this morning.
Sentence on Michael Cancemi, for the murder of
Eugene Anderson, which was to have been pro-
nounced yesterday in the Supreme Court, was still
further postponed, on account of some legal objec-
tions. Judge Mtchcn ordered the prisoner to be re-
manded, and to appear on Monday next. when an
opinion to the jurisdiction OF the Court would be
rendered.
Francis vardel the Spaniard accused of the muir
der of Andrew McManus and Susan Dempsey in
Water street, was examined yesterday by the Coro-
ner Subsequent to his examination he stated that
one of the witnesses on the inquest named Michael
Angelari, now in the Tombs, was with him at the
dance house on the night of the murder. yardel
was fully committed to await the action of the
Grand Jury.
The Police Commissioners were yesterday engaged
in swearing in special policemen making the total
number nearly two thousand. About one hundred
and twenty-five of the regular force from Brooklyn
will do duty in this city and the Seventh and Seventy
first regiments will be under arms all day. With
these arrangements the Commissioners have felt war
ranted in issuing notice that all citizens desiring
to vote will be protected at the polls.
The steamship Adriatic, Captain West, hence for
d
O'Clock NJ, discharged her pilot outside the bar at
80 o'clock P. NJ, was seen by Captain Pratt, of the
Southampton, arrived yesterday from London, on
the oath instant, in longitude es deg Is min., at
O'Clock P. NJ, having made 1856 miles casting from
Sandy Hook in twenty-five hours and thirty mi
nutes. This is pretty good beginning.
William T. Tuckerman, formerly treasurer of the
Eastern Railroad, was arrested at New Haven ON
Sunday for 10
tons said to have been very extensive, and the
evidence of his guilt conclusive.
Elsewhere will be found an interesting article on
the Mormon rebellion and a sketch Of Heber G.
Kimball, one of the Mormon Presidency, together
with communication from Elder Hyde on the same
subject.
The sales of cotton yesterday embraced about 600 bales
based upon mddng uplands at 11Ac, and good mid
ding do at l2c The foreign by the Fulton and the
favorable prospects of reopenng the Erie canal in whole
or il coed part combned to depress the market for -four
and wheat The receipts for forty eight hours ending yes
terday forenoon were as follows
HUDSON
FloUr, bs. 2S,ISO
wheat oushels II, YOU
Corn. 1900
SOUTHERN STEAMERS
MheM' bushels. 300
BY ERIE RAILROAD.
flour, Dds 6,03l
The market for -four heavy, and prices declined
from 1oc l5c. per barrel while sales moderate
and chiefly confined TO the local and trade Wheat
from Sc. Sc per bushe lower aud sales light Corn
and firm at 9oc. for Western mixed;
sales of Southern white at 92c. a e4c Pork heavy
and prices tended downward, while sales moderate
Sugars steady with sales of about 400 500 hhds
The stock embraced about Is $40 hhds sooodo Molada
Is .34S boxes and 800 bars, Coffee The
stock embraced about Ill ,ee7 bags and s,345 mats.
Freghts dull and engagements light. To Liverpool
1000 bushels grain in bulk engaged at Sd -four
at Is. Cd. cotton at s sd. and tobacco at 25a