The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

the cor nlttee. TIE necessary documents setting
forth the points Of application, viii be laid before
the Judge today. and ar immediate decision given.
Pending the Judges decision, the committee stand
adjourned Ill. twelve O'clock to-day.
The Board CT Education met last evening and
transacted busisess. report Of the proceedings
is given in another column.
~ the meeting Of the Emigration Commissioners
yesterday was agreed to remit tae usual penalty
for the landing of thirteen emigrants OF Castle
Garden, ca being informed tina. the captain Of the
ship Harvey Birch, in which they came bore was
net aware Of the violation Of any State law in
allowing them to land. On the recommends.
ten Of the Commissioners Of Charities end
Correction, II was agreed to appoint Dr.
Hodgenan, the Physician Of the City Prison.
&c discharge the duties for the Commission
ers Of Emigration at that institution, instead of
eager, deceased. Tie question Of the amount Of
salary 10 be paid him was referred to the Castle
Garden Committee. The number Of emigrants
landed here last week was 3.25s-making the mum.
her since January 1, 96,e5l. The communication
balance now Ia sl2 500 80.
The trial Of William Mugan, charged with at
tempting to shoot policeman Oliver. WAS concluded
yesterday in the Court Of Oyer and Terminer, and
the jury. after celebrating three-quarters Of an
hour, returned vith verdict Of guilty. Sentence
Wa postponed till Saturday, to give the prisoners
counsel time - ACT in any manner they may please
il regard TO tie case.
regular meeting Of the New York Carpenters
Unio1 was held at eight o'clock last evening, a.
Convention Hall, 10 Wooster street. There were
about enc hundred members present The only
question Of any importance that came Up for dis
cussoa Was the propriety Of eecting On authorized
Tea. estate agent to act with the Union in
sscertaining the strength, capacity and durability
Of all rew buildings erected In the city. for the
benefit Of persons wishing TO be.omc teRants and
10 open an Office where correct and valuable in
formation can be supplied to all purchasers Of real
estate upon moderate terms. They deem this
action necessary, as many unsound buildings are
put ny by spectators. Tie members o. tie Union
believe tlat this win he protective measure for
the trade % well ns for the put'ic.
The mystery Of the Kolyer murder has not yet
been cleared Up. Yesterday tho inquest was re.
sumed when the suspected party. Joscrh lam.
bert, wa. subjected to a long and rigid cxarnina-
ton, but nothing positive was ELECTED 10 f. the
guilt en- him. and The inquest was further adjourned
70 Monday next.
TIE letter from Our correspondent at Fort
Buchanan, New Mexico. gives an interesting
account CT tie march of United States troops from
Camp Floyd, Utah, to that post and OF scenes and
incidents Gu the route. Information received from
Sonora by orr correspondent states that the
rumoro g battle fought at Hermoslls was rusc OF
Gen. PesQuiera, who had been deserted by most Of
his followers. Sonora had declared for its former
Goverro-. Galda-a, who, at last accounts, was at
the city Of Tres, with force Of two thousand men.
IL another column viii be found an interesting
statistical srtole regarding the Southern States,
showing their area in square miles and in acres,
with their population, produc tons. their exports
and imports, the number and tonnage OF vessels,
American and foreign, and the number Of sailors |
employed by those States in the transportation |
o. their produce These statistics are given for each
State separately dividing the cotton States from the
Northern border Southern States. The cotton
States alone, II seems by the United States reports
O. commerce and navigation in 1858, employed
ISIS vessels, embracing 100000 tons, manned
by 81 ,0c4 sailors. And, taking both cotton ana
border State ports together the vessels cleared In
that year embraced a total Of American and foreign
vessels Of 2,526, Of united tonnage Of 200 7as,
manned by 81 a27 sailors. The statistical facts EN-.
braced in the article give birds eye view OF the
physical and material condition Of the cotton and
border States of the South, compiled from official
documents, and which cannot fail to be read with
interest.
The cattle market ruled dull aud heavy yester.
day, under large receipts, and prices have declined
&c. q ic. per pound, chiefly on the poorer grades
Mich COWS were in fair request, and the market
was G.m ct cur previous quotations. Veal calves
were steady at unchanged prices. Sheep and
lambs were dull and somewhat lower. Swine we're
in large supply, and prices declined 10 SC. SIC.
for stu fed and SIC. to &C. for corn fed. The re.
ceirts q. all the yards for the week were as fol.
lovs:-S.oi2 beef cattle, l29 COWS, CTS veals, |
10 es2 sheep aad lambs, and ~ ,l9s swine.
here Almost complete suspension In tho sales Of
sape Articles q produce yesterday, white prices were
either dspresscd irregular and lower. Cotton not
moved beyond the saes Of few hundred bales In lots
10 ,pinps's. VIA % little doing, u was Impossible
10 give reliable quotations. Flour, possible,
va duer han cotton Buyers Tor export were non es,
40 srrerane state ard Western sold Gown 70 ~ Toa
s. S. nud r,ra STAT down 10 - per Dbl Wheat a.
uc~; Ilsalcaee, ard only elected 70 moderate exicnt
at irrtru,a aud lover PRICES. Corn was also hc,vy
and oves, Aad so'a dosn 10 sc. Q CSC. for
Be-esn rlrsd, and " &c. for Southern yellow. |
PcrS vas heavy, and acs limited al SIC SIC 20 for
meg rhi, prime wN nominal Al SO 90. susArs IKE |
taer .apls articles were ., stand Sill, with sales
Of csy Us Is. bids czba Cosec eeic and nomi
~ Freight eDEascnenis restricted willie rates
Atovt tse same, especially for wheat 10 Liverpool
tT .es, turrg ns-onaris yesterday varied regard.
s. 100 -Fe r~'cci e. Two banks. some per.
taNr'cs 4 doubtful MEASURE, and
seaael-a4 at saus Il right prttaby produce
So, yca a .ors'oa fesf at whca troir exssrna
eas.tEs q tattlNons Pc otaer states wcss And South
:. Vel r. u -osa ccrSacrCc thsr rropos.lo1 70
tS..- os-s TIC cztert reported regarded
vRh ds-sa Others, again, highly approved Of their
coarse asa cosiSatcd that wpuld prove ghly bonca
ca q ,5e ecn rerrla .aisruo,s CT me city.
The Prrssrs Southern Revolutionary
Agitation The Cansss and the Rspsny.
whfle we ore n the midst Of o reyolu-