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

Justice Welsh yesterday The Justice refused TO
admit the accused to bail. and the prisoners.
having waived an examination were committed TO
the Tombs 10 stand trial at the next term OF the
Cou OF Sessions Further revelations disclose the
fact I IL the counterfeit notes were manufactured
in this ty; but the makers do not recognise the
accuse IS the persons who ordered the work to be
executed
The United States Courts, which have been mean
derng about from College place to the Park and back
for some years past, have at last found "a local
habitation, and i'll this day be opened in Chambers
street, near the Park, in the building formerly
known as Burton's theatre. The premises have
been undergoing re pairs for some months past and
are now ready for occupation. The United states
Circuit Court.will be opened before Judge Nelson
this morning The of the SLAYER Haidee will in
all probability be moved on.
An accident occurred on the Flushing e.. ID
Railroad little after one o'clock last Saturday af-
ternoon. Two gentlemen. John +. Twitchings and
Robert NJ. Robertson, both residents of New York.
were driving across the railroad track, near New.
town, when the one O'Clock down train from Flush
ne suddenly came along, and without giving any
ignal to those in the wagon till within about
twenty yards of them; then the whistle was blown.
and the train Immediately afterwards struck the
forward wheel of the vehicle with SO much VIC
ence that the horse, wagon and all its contents
were dashed aside several yards from the track
The two gentlemen who were in the wagon were
slightly injured, and had escape for their
lives; the horse, which was valued al $500, was in
jured, and the wagon was converted into wreck.
The injured parties intend to commence legal pro-
ceedings against the railroad company for the re-
covery Of s. 900 damages.
The fifth anniversary of the Southern Aid Society
an institution organized to promote the spread of
Christianity in the Southern States held in this
city last evening The annual report of the soci
ETY., from which give extracts in another column
exhibit very favorable results of the operations of
the past year.
The wills of Eliza widow of Elihu Townsend of
the firm Of Nevins X Townsend Of this city, and
Sanford Coley, of Norwalk, Connecticut, formerly
a merchant in Mobile-where he accumulated q
large fortune which is now bequeathed to his col
lateral relatives-were admitted to probate in the
Surrogate's Court yesterday.
AT Singapore, f. L. on the Goth Of September
gold dust rated thus-Malayan s2s 80 500 per
bunkal, and Australian s3l per bunkal.
The cotton market yesterday continued firm, with sales
of about 400 bales including 800 in ranstu, closing stiff
tie basis of about IL sc. for micdng upands Flour
heavy and rather easier for common grades while
prime lots sustained. Sales made to fair
Wheat steady and good to prime lots in fair
demand at full prices Corn fgmer, with sales OF
Western mixed at sic ,6c, yellow Southern at s5c
Soc and white 10. c3c Sac. Pork less buoyant,
while sales OF made ST. 30, and prime a,
SIS 70 sl4 Beef was steady and in fair demand Lard
less active and closed a; rather easier rates Sugars
in better request and closed at about kc advance,
with sales of sbont 200 500 hhds and 55T boxes.
Coffee firm with sales Of $50 bags Rio a, IL &c. and
small lot Of Java At 1sI.c Freighis steady, with
moderate engagements. Sterling bills dTmer and
bankers demanded &C q 9Sc.
War Clouds In the South-The Crisis I'm the