The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-21

Patroual I've Of the Emperor Was ceiebfaeed On the
18th with great enthusissn. His Majesty had recev-
ed Mr.. Patrick Dillon g Consul General of France.
Trade was generally dull st an the ports- Coffee
was arriving in small quantities 1t Aux Cages, with
Nc change in price, Sales were very fat at Port a
FRINGE.
We give to-day two interesting orders relative to
the army, issued by Gen. Scott It VIII be seen that
under the new administration, Gen. Scott has az
sumed his true pos ton in the army, and will here
after arrange matters without the unnecessary in
reference of the Secretary of War; Gov. Feyd is
determined to treat the gallant veteran as he should
be treated.
The State Department has received information
hat the Quar- antine at Odessa, which had previous
ly been removed for a certain time, was entirely
abolished about the 23d of JanualV last
In the Supreme Court yesterday, Judge Roosevelt
rendered decision in the case of VIM. Patton and
others against the Accessory Transit Company and
Com. Vanderbilt. The order of the special term
was reversed, and the application for the appoint
ment of receiver for the Company's ships was re-
fused The Judge said the debt which the plaintiffs
wished to secure amounted to only $2l 900, vhilo
the property to be placed in receivers hands is
worth million. Moreover Com. Vanderbilt offers
ty is not questioned by the parties to the suit.
The mutineers of the brig Gen. Pierce were
brought before Commissioner White yesterday. At
ter hearing the testimony of the chief mate
which did not differ materially from his deposition
published in Fridays HERALp-the Commissioner
cOni tied the four prisoners for trial at the next
term of the Circuit Court, which will be held on
the. first Monday in April.
The case Of the alleged French railroad frauds is
still going ON before Commissioner Belts. The pro-
ceedngs very dull and of little interest except
TO the parties concerned.
The Aldermanic Committee on the removal of
the Crystal Palace, met yesterday. The peti.
TONERS for the removal Of the Palace not being
ady to go on with the case, the committee ad-
journed, and intend to visit the Palace and sur
rounding grounds in carriages at l O'Clock p. NJ on
Wednesday and to sit again at / O'Clock p. M. on
Thursday next.
The Aldermanc Committee on Ferries met yester-
day to hear further testimony in regard to the Roose
welt street ferry. The Union Ferry Company intro
duced rebutting testimony. Simeon Alpin said he
had been engineer Of the Roosevelt street ferry since
II started and that it has been better conducted
under the Union Ferry Company than it was under
the first company. Mr.. p F. Durham said that the
Roosevelt street ferry boats Curlew and Eagle,
which he painted this spring, were the ceanest
boats belonging to the Union Ferry Company. ii.
W. Collins swore the Roosevelt street ferry boats
were repaired as quickly and particularly as any
others belonging t. the company, but that last win
ter the ice had more severely damaged the boats
than at any other time during the last thirty years
The Aldermanic Committee on the opening Of
lew avenue west OF Broadway, met yesterday after
noon. There was large crowd of interested par
ties present, who supported and opposed the diff
ferent routes for the avenue according to their
tastes and interests, with warmth and perseve-
rance. No conclusion was come to.
The March term Of the Court of Sessions closed
} yesterday. A large number of prisoners were sen
tenced-amopg them eight burglars-tae longest
term beng four years and eight months. Two
youths who confessed to forging Geographic des-
patches, and collecting tolls thereon, were sent to
the city prison for three months. The Grand Jury
offered a presentment strongly recommending the
passage OF an act by the Legislature which will make
immediate provision for the examination of wit
nesses who are unable to find bail, and tnus avoid
the necessity Of ncarcerating them. Judge Russell
promised to use his influence in the correction Of
this abuse Of the rights Of citizens.
The rates OF eo,son yesterday emoracs1 about 5000
b,es, including portion In tspstu The foreigo re~s
by The Alps had no enec, upon prises Ths ls'et I'D
vices from The Gull ports, aud especially NsW orleans
considered Of Importance ,hsn those reosved
By the steamer from Liverpool The higher grades Of
10 ir fair demand, while common quAiises
neglected and dali wpeat vas irregular. with ten.
deucy 10 lever prices Sslee OF Southern white
made At 81 90, and prime red do. 81 81 bb. Corn
heavy and prices easier saies c.broed wesern
ed At zoe. Tie; inferior Southern yeloS ~ 10;
cid do. ard whine At 40. q &c. Pork vas mere buoy.
Aui, and rev closed Of s7s sus,rs s,eAdy,
with saIet OF 500 coo hads ard 500 boEes prices
gwen in another column Coffee In fair demand,
win saes Of about 100 bags Eio, 1900 do. 81 o,
mngo, and To mats Java at rates given else snere
Fresbs 10 Liverpool for grain better and corn Id
buG was engaged t Ga.