The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23

Our special despatch from Washington states
that NJ Yrisarri has notified the government of the
names Of all the parties TO whom he has furnished
passports for Nicaragua. They were all TO have
sailed from New York by the steamer Washington
come on the 9th Of Thu month and some on the 9th
Of December. lie gave passports 10 no one sailing
from Southern ports, and he declares those used az
Mobile on the late occasion 10 be spurious. NJ
Yrisarr has furnished the Secretary of State with
the numbers and private marks of all the passports
be has given, and will continue to do In this
way the government has il in its power 10 prevent
the clearance OF any vessel for Nicaragua having
the suspicion Of flibuster about her. The parties
who forged, or otherwise fraudulently obtained
those Mobile passports. suspected, but the
proofs arc not yet complete enough 10 warrant any
auson 10 them.
Dr. Theodore Gaillardei. who was convicted of
felonious assault and battery upon Mr.. Gran ston,
proprietor Of the New York Hotel, and who wa
confined in the Tombs awaiting sentence. succeeded
in making his escape from OF the officers vt
tached to the Court of General Sessions on Saiur
day and has not since been heard oi. For an ac-
count OF the manner in which the Doctor effected
his escape VIC refer our readers another column.
The Republican City Convention held a special
Anderson, declining the nomination for Governor
of the Almshousc account Of III health. and from
II. 7. Haws, accepting the nomination for Comp
troller. Mr.. Z. 4. Breuninghausen was. after con
iest OF several hours unanimously nominated for
Almshou-e Governor
Cornelius " Anderson a well known citizen
died at his residence in this city yesterday. lie
was formerly Chief Engineer Of the Fire Depart
ment. and sub sequently served two terms a. Regis
Ter. Al the time Of hiS death he was q member Of
the Board Of Ten Governors and had been nomi
mated by the republicans for reelection. H. was
slso Presiden, Of the Lorillard Insurance Com.
pany.
The Board u County Canyassers, after laughing
for week over the return for Congressman from
the Fourth district Of the First ward, yesterday
iecied the return Of the inspectors. This resul,
was arrived AZ through the absence from The Board
ot Supervisor Tweed. circumstance which gave
the republicans q majority, and one which they
were not -low q avail themselves Of II does not,
however. affect The election Of Mr.. sickles a. he
has plurality IN the district exclusive Of the re-
jected votes. Judge Davies yesterday granted an
order citing the County Canvasscrs 70 appear BE-.
fore bin this morning. and show cause why y
peremptory mandamus should not b. granted o.
compel the Board 20 declare Mf. S.csaes duly elect
ed; but doubtless the Board viii now 80 on with
the canvass. and thus obvhtc the necessity o. fir.
tbet proceedings before the courts.
The visiting Philadelphia iremen yesterday visit
cd Rsbdal- Island. where. after viewing The oh
jects o. Interest. they partook n collation.. They
then proceeded to Blaokwells Island. and after ex
aiming The prisons and workshops partook Of a
collation.. While returning they landed al Williams
burg and after parsdiug through the principal
streets repaired 10 the Odcon, where. 1T the invi
tation Of Zephyr Hose Company, they partook Of a
collation.. They reached town ~ scasonsble
hour, and in the evening, AZ Mozart Hall. psrtook
81 q suinItuous dinner. Full reports Of all these
interesting incidents are given in to-days HERALD
To-day tie Hbcnia steam Gre engine viii perform
81 the Park. Later in 'hc day the company will yisi
brooklyn. where they VII exhibit the power 81
their apparatus and partakc of q dinner A. Gothic
Hall.
The Board Of Aldermen last evening decided 10
authorize the Hudson River Railroad Company 10
run small cars the road on terms and conditions
that are given in our report q the proceedings
published in another colum.
The Board Of CounciIInen did not transact any
business last evening for want Of quorum. There
will b, a meeting this evening at The usual hour
Tire rarties who were indicted by the Grand Jury
On lurisy, charged with conspiring 70 defraud the
ci,y treasury appeared before Judge Russell yester.
day aod ave bail for their appearance al The next
term 81 he Court Of General Sessions Tho fol.
lowing their names:-Chirles Dcvlin. Charles
Turner, tnoch Dean, Peter ". Dryor. Jacob v.
Oakley, Charles Mcneil and William A. Dooley.
The parties charged with forging notes ~ the
National Bank ~ Austria were brought before