The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-12

me.t OF her interests. Mr.. Bradford Informed the
counsel that If each Of them occupied three days in
the argument be would have to sit from 10 A. NJ to
Top. M, SO as to get through the case as soon as
possible.
Frederick de Cueva, the young Spaniard convicted
OF manslanghter for having caused the death of
Osoa1 de Granval at Hoboken, on the Sth Of July
la 0as yesterday sentenced to pay fine OF 81 O0o
ana - costs Of Court Judge Ogden, in his address
delivering the sentence Of the Court stated that his
own opinion was that the fine was not adequate pun
ishment, but-that he had been overrued by the ma
jority of the Court The sentence was received with
much appreciation by the majority of the crowded
audience though many said that had il not been Tor
his fathers money the prisoner would have been sent
to the State prison Appended to our full report OF
the proceedings will be found a description OF the
Court House and Jail of Hudson county, NJ
George Atwood pleaded guilty to forgery in the
fourth degree yesterday in the Court Of General
Sessions. he having forged the name of Moses B.
Taylor to q check for $3.50. and was remanded till
Saturday for sentence. Rachel Hunter, colored
girl, who has been In prison before, pleaded guilty
to grand larceny; State prison two years James
Stewart, indicted for murderous attack upon off,
Ger Daze pleaded guilty to an assault with intent to
do bodily harm Judge Russell sent him to the State
prison for four years and eleven months. The Grand
Jury also found an indictment against Stewart for
burglary. Charles o. Heckenback, a physician, in
dicted for felonious assault upon Conrad Elsie,
eweller residing at so Delaney street the 10th
Of June, was acquitted of the charge. 1t appeared
from the evidence for the prosecution that Elsie
WAS separated from his wife, and on calling
at 537 Second avenue, very early in the
morning, in company with Mr.. Bollett
forced an entrance to the house and found his wife
and the defendant together. The accused lifted
revolver and shot at him. The complainants wife's
sister fatty contradcted the other Witnesses and
sad that the Doctor was assaulted by them, and the
jury believed her The verdict created great
sensation in the court room. Alexander Culross
and John Williams, two youths were convicted of
an attempt At burglary. Officers Cook and Wash
burnc found them secreted in the rear of Isaac VIII
lams' store in Greenwich street, on the 18th ult.
Culross was sent to the Penitentary for two years
and Williams to the House of Refuge James
Bonnel was acquitted of stealing two pieces of tim.
Der, worth 800, the property Of Hammell Co.,
from pier No. As N.ytl liver. The City Judge OBJ
served that Bar lad frequently been tried for
similar offence slil that when he could be con-
A. the cattle market yesterday there was large
quantity Of stock offered but mostly of an inferior
quality The receipts OF beef cattle this week were
3,49s against 1888 head last week. The market was
duer than il has been for some time, and prices
about hall cent lower In cows and calves the de-
mand and prices were about as last week There
was very little demand for veal calves and prices
were about &c. The demand for sheep and lambs
less active and prices about 25c. per head lower
than last week. Swine were in large supply aud
prices tc. lower.
Operations cotton yesterday light account o,
mesgre stock and disposition among dealers await
the recep. q later foreign by the Arabia The sas
we're restricted 100 200 bales, based mddlng up
lands lSe., and iddlns New Orleans and Texas a,
49, cents. The decrease u the receipts At al the
Southern ports the first Of September last compared
with the period last year amounted to 2i5 900 bales
The exports this year shsw increase to Great Britain
Of IL 900 over the period last year The
the exports France this year, compared with last
amount To 10000 bales, and to other foreign ports ooo
showing. however, total increase of exports this year
last Of II 600 bales Owing the breaks the
canal and moderate receipts the market for -four
drmer, and closed advance OF Sc 1oc.
per barrel with free sales. Wheat also better and
Chicago spring sold at orc and Milwaukee club at 81 o6
choice Michigan white at 81 81 aud fair do Canadian al
20 Indiana do at 81 20 Small sales or Southern Tennes-
see were made fun prices. Corn rrncr with mo-
derate sales Of Western mixed at 17c closing at sc zee
Pork sold moderately a, sls rs for Ness and thin
Ga 30 Sugars steady and active with sales Of about
500 600 hhds and 3-i bags (sa) at prices given
IL another column Ssles of 200 bags Of Rio coffee were
made public auction yesterday at eisc. li7sc.-ave-
rage SIC, which exhibits small decline OF previous
sales and do sold the trade lie Freghts were
nrner While vessels scarce, and engagements mo.
derate Il about the previous days quotations.