The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-19
New York. Saturday, March 10, 1850.
The News.

The Bremen screw-steamship Weser, which left
Cork, ireland, on the morning Of the 9th instant,
arrived at this port yesterday evening. Our Euro
pean advices fully four days later than the
brought by the City Of Washington, and are very
important The London money market on the 4th
inst. was slightly irmer, and consols closed at 95
q 95s for money and account. American -four was
quoted in the Liverpool market at the rates of the
previous six days. Cotton was buoyant in Liver
pool on the 4th instant, and prices had advanced.
The news from the Continent is very decidedly
warlike. France was likely 20 delay the evacll-
alton of the Papal States by her troops, and the
political complications Of the great Powers seemed
10 be daily increasing. Nothing definite had re-
suited from Lord Cowley's mission TO Vienna.
We have accounts from Caracas, Venezuela, to
the Sd inst The country was full of rumors of at
tempts of revolution. pardon to all political Of
tenders, save Gen. Monagas, had been promulgated.
A new Ministry had been formed, with ex-Presdent
Soublette as Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
The chartered steamer Memphis Commander
Marchant, ofthe Paraguay expedition arrived at
Rio Janeiro on the oath and sailed for Buenos
Ayres on the 26th of January.
In the General Sessions yesterday John Kaegi
was convicted Of forgery in the second degree
the National Bank of Austria. He was rcmanded
to prison, and he aud Rohner (who was convicted
Of the same offence on Wednesday, will be SEN
fenced on the last day Of the term.
The recent dispute in the Roman Catholic Church
of ST John the Evangelist, occasioned by the re-
mark of the Rev. Alfred j. Dayman in the course OF
sermon delivered there last Sunday, that "Hell
was paved with the skulls of bad priests"
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gentleman, which, together with the Arehbishop's
letter Of suspension, and the protests of the Rev.
Mr.. Dayman and Descamps, will be found in an
other part Of this days issue. The Rev. Mr.. Day
man, who is well known here as the brother of
Captain DayInan, Of the British war steamer Cor
gon has heretofore been assistant of the pastor
of ST. Johns church, but since the Archbishop has
suspended him from exercising the functions of the
priesthood in the diocess Of New York, he has re-
tired into the first friendly house that was open to
receive him. 1t will however, be seen that the
faithful are forbidden to give him food, aims or ha-
bitation; but notwithstanding this the reverend
gentleman Expresses his determination TO continue
his work of the ministry. Another clergyman the
Rev. Frederick Ferdinand Descamps, is also in
volved in the same trouble. The event has created
no small degree of Interest among the Catholics Of
New York and there is no doubt that the commu-
ncations we this day publish wiz be read with at
tention by all, and by not a few with sincere re-
greet
The Wing General Committee held a special
meeting last night to hear the reports of standing
committees. The Committee on Bylaws reported
their duty completed, and submitted the revised
rules for the government of the committee. The
report was accepted and the bylaws adopted. The
Chairman appointed Committee on Printing and
an Executive Committee, consisting of one dele
gate from each ward. The Corresponding Secre-
tary made q report, and made alusion to the hume.
rous letters received from all parts of the Union
speaking encouragingly of the reorganization OF
the wing party. twas announced that exc Governor
Washington Hunt had arrived in town and was
stopping at the Clarendon Hotel. A committee OF
six was appointed to wait upon him forthwith and
invite him to address the committee and their
friends. The Chairman announced that due notice
would be given if Mr.. Hunt agreed to address
them. The meeting then adjourned.
man named Edward Argentine, suspected Of
committing extensive forgeries in Virginia. arrived
in this city yesterday, from Boston, in custody of
one of our police officers The accused will be for.
warded to Richmond this afternoon in accordance
with requisition from Governor Wise.
The testimony taken before the Coroner's jury
yesterday in the of Mike Walsh failed to clear
up the mystery connected with the affair. The jury
in their verdict expressed belief that the deceased
died of apoplexy, and that violence had been en-
ployed to cause death. See our report in another
column.
The cotton market hrmer yesterday, with sales o.
about $500 bales closing sty the basis Of 121sc fol
midding uplands The -four market less active,
common grades of State and Western heavy, ant
prices in some easier while extra brands were firm
and unchanged Southern -four was in good demand ant
sales pretty freely made at full prices The frmness Of hold
chccscd sales Of wheat which limited while prices
were firm. Corn was in good demand and more active
but without change Of moment in quotations Pork wal
heavy, while prices favored purchasers the sales en-
braced mess at sls 3I1l a SIS 40; old do at SIS
and prime 1t $13 20 s13 D. Beef and lard were firm
Sugars steady at the recent advance the sales en-
braced about 700 hhds, comprising Cuba, New Orleans
and small lots Of Porto Rico at prices given in another
column. The prices established by Messrs. r. l.. q A.
Stuart for their refined sugars viii he found in another
column, which are nc. 10 nc. lower Coffee was quiet
Freight engagements limited: 10 Liverpool rosn wa
engaged at 1s 3D., and some cotton at 3lSd The V,
salo held yesterday drew good company, and the
catalogue, chiefly greens, was sold throu 81 full pee
yious PRICES