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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-05

ALLEGED CONSPIRACY To DETAuD.-Gco W. Markham, a
broker doing business at No. Pine street, and man
named Torrance Davis arrested by Sergeant Cropsy
Of the Lower Police Court yesterday, charge Of
spracy with intent defraud Dominica chisschi out Of
81 600 The complainant, II appears, proprietor or
fur No. lac Bowery and being to close
his business advertised TO soil out. Markham called IN
the advertisement and entered into
for the purchase OF the for third party named
Hodges. Mr. Davis Markham's reference, ani
fully corrotorated the latter In relation to the resp
lily OF Hodges, who was represented TO be
a rich gentleman, living IN fine style In Fifth
avenue Eseryihing appearing 10 b. satisfactory Chisa
chi accepted hoGg,s 8 notes at three months With two
bends of the Mount Vernon Railroad Company coate
rails and Ito transfer OF the stock and fixtures duly
eiicts subsequently Chiaachi discovered that there
such person as Hodges and believing that the
Totes and bonds worthless he now calls upon Messrs
Markham and Davis to the liabilities OF their
mythical friend or a charge OF conspiracy TO
cer aud The accused, who deny The charge preferred
against them, were hold ior examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-05
Coroners' Inquests.

FArAt RiSrIr STAINING ATRAY-Stephen Good
win the sailor attached TO the ship Charles Ill., who was
tabled the Of Catharno and South Streets
Friday morning, died yesterday at the New York Hos
pita from the effects Of his injuries TIE deceased ID
will be rccollccted, in his norton examination ac
cused william Robinson and John Jackson OF being MA
assaioots the morning in question and they are now
confined H. tie Tombs awaiting the result the Cooners
inquest, which I'll be held to-day Deceased yas ma
tive Of Newburypot, Mass and thirty -four years OF
age
KILLED ny 4 FAf1.-soroncr Jackmar held an inquest
at 1872 avenue upon the body or Charles scKeon, a
native of LELAND, aged eighty four years, who
was accidentally kil'd by failing down stairs no
ceased, " appeared, was Attempting 10 descend dighs
- sai,s N the plight time, when hrs foot slipped arl
iailng headlorg 10 the bottom, broke his NECK The
pry rendered verdict ia accordance with the above
facts.
ftrGRtH 10 IIrrlE RocS--ARgAvs RyER.--The
Nenphs tHfasfcr OF the 9TH ut saysThe lightning
"rcs have ~ elg'h been EXTENDED through from this
cty to Lutte RocE ami learn that the first despatch
.eht over them received last evening by Captain
Larry Hirrustea u Informed him that there three
icet wa'or N the channel 0f the Arkansas river which
VAS th,n falling slowly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-05
TIE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. p. u.
Messrs James Hewitt Co. say the demand was
again very large yesterday and TO- bales changed
hands half on speculation and for export but to-day,
awaiting the action the Manchester MAJ there was
less activity the sales being about GOO baes Prices
remain perfectly rm and perhaps IN some cases they
slightly dearer. Messrs Hewitt 20. repeat tneT
quotations Of Friday last
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence Co. Wakefield, Nash y
Co., say Of this mornings market-Atendance limited
and transactions quite light Flur SLOW, and Cd. per
bb cheaper; Western pressing at 29s 3D. wheat
unchanged but demand confined 70 extra sorts indian
corr 3d. lower mixed pressed for sale at 3Ss per quarter
without buyers.
Professionalism and pork dull and unatered. Bacon
In better demand Lard rmer, with sales at $685. Co.,
for good to fine. Taow quiet
.LIvERrOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Sugars in limited demand. Coffee nothing doing. Rico
quiet. Ashes steady small sales OF pots at 29s o.
RosiD-no business reported Spirits OF turpentine duh
at 30s. Cd a Sis. on the spot, ano Sis 70 arrive.
LONDON MARKETS.
Breadsufs dull and wheat generally Is. o. quar-
ter lower foreign held for previous rates. Sugars Arm
and wanted Coffee firm at extreme prices. Tea in fair
request and tending upward Rice wanted and not easily
obtained at late prices Talow firm az Cos. for Y. c.
Lnseed oil 26s. Sd. 2Ss 3D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-05
City Intelligence.

THE SEsRIAIE AsyLrM-At the annual meeting OF tho
Board Of Trustees of the New York State Tnebriae Asy
lum held at No. 81 Clinton place, in the city Of New
York, on Monday, February A. 1861 the following gen
tlemen were present-Chares rRuegles, George Fol
som, Edward A. Lambert, Dr Jacob S. Miller Lorenzo
Draper Charles Butler, Franklin johnson, Noah worral
and Edward Turner, OF New York Edward r. shonnard
Of fonkers, and Sherman ID. Phelps, Of Bipghamtou
The following gentlemen were unanimously elected on
GERS Of the asylum for the ensuing year-Iohn W. Fran
cs, NJ. D., LII d., OF New York President; VIM T.
McCoun, Of Long Island Vice President; J. williams of
Ithaca, second Vice President; J. II. Ransom Of New
York. Treasurer j. hward Turner, OF New York, Cores
ponding Secretary and T. Jefferson Gardiner, of New
York Register. For the purpose Of completing the asy
um the present year. the following resolution was unsn
Resolved, That this Board appoint Thomas W. Olco,t
Thomas c. Brnsnade and J. Edward Turner a commit
tee TO urge upon the Legislature the importance the
immediate passage of the BILL entitled can act for the
lief Of the New York State nebrato Asylum and for
Already 43l0 applications have been made TO enter the
asylum as patients These have como from every state
In the Union and from every county In our own State.
MEpcaL-By request a lecture will be delivered by Dr
Hunting Sheriff., on the Epidemic Sore Throat some
times called Dpthcria the romcopa hc College Third
avenue corner Of Twentieth street, this evening.
EXHIBITION CRosm srET GYsyaarN.-on Sa
iurday evening the Crosby street gymnasium which has
lately bcrn renttcd opened the public by Mr. A.
II. Ferguson, the well known gymnast There were be-
-four and FIVE hundred ladies' and gentlemen pre-
sent and the exhibition Of gymnasc performances was
exceedingly interesting Some OF the most remarkable
and daring floats performed that have seen
Tie exercise with dumb bells, jumping bars tum bling
slack rope performances fencing and bsyonct exercises
reflected little credit the gentlemen who took part
in the We understand the season bids fair 10 be
very successful MS already large number have subscrb
ed for tickets.
WORK THE HrAtrn DxpArMBSr.-The weekly report
Of tho Inspector Of the Bureau Of Sanitary Inspection
furnishes the following IA TIA relative the operations
during the week ending February flashes and garbage
removed 1881 loads unscund and diseased meats
seized, 900 pounds; abated under notice 81
sinks and water closets cleaned 100 loads of night so
rem from the limits 702 deld hc rses 80; de "a
cove do. O. dead dogs and other small adim ls do 1850
dead hogs do, %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-05
TWO DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE
THE COTTON QUESTION IN ENGLAND.
Blockade Of Gaeta by the
Sardinians.
Depressed Condition Of Financial
Affairs.
ACTIVITY OF THE COTTON MARKET,
&e., &ss, &es

The Cunard screw steamer Kedar, Capt. Muir which
left Liverpool the ed Of January at about three p
NJ arrived here last night Her advces two days
later than that brought by the Arabia
The Kedar brings As, $50 in specie.
Among the passengers from England by the Arabia
q messenger from the Court of Queens Bench, en-
route for Canada with the writ Of habeas corpus in the
case Of Anderson the fugitive slave.
Renewed efforts being made at Limerick to
q transfer Of the transatlantic mail service from
Galway the shannon and IT said that deputaion
Of the directors Of the Atlantic Company had gone to
London for the purpose Of eecng arrangements for the
transfer.
The Aymy and Nary GdaeHe gives currency to reports
gays that it understands that vote win be asked for
1000 less than was demanded last year. 1t adds,
however, that it is not intended to reduce the actual
number able seamen but 10 get rid Of useless
coast guardsmen
Lord John RUSSELL in letter to the Manchester Cham
Der of Commerce, refers to the possible effects on the
cotton supplies under the political crisis in the United
states tenders the cotton manufacturers the
vices of British Consuls in all cotton producing districts
for the dissemination the of the cotton trade,
and the acquisition of information relative to possible
supplies Lord John says that government is not pre-
pared incur any expenditure any liability the
matter he thinks the Consuls may be useful in
tanning what amount Of cotton may DO forthcoming from
their respective districts to suit any sudden demand
what might be brought into the local market II
the native dealers had reasonable of finding
customers for it at given time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-05
The Revenue Cutter Lewis Cas-.

IFTUfu NtW VT1tskns jan.
We had the pleasure OF call last evening from Captain
Rrushwood of the revenue cutter Lewis Cass, and Mr.
Jones' the special agent sent here 10 order that vessel
from the Southwest Pass 70 New York. When Mr. Jones
left Washington the ordinance Of had yet
passed our Convention and the only object Of the govern
mcnt In sending him hither such a mi sion, TO
remove what might be Of trouble aud excite
ment No disrcspect TO the state, assured was
intended In the meantime the cutter had up the
river the relations OF the State and federal government
had changed, and would have been impossible take
the vessel out 10 II her officers had wished IT, which
We are assured they did not AL Of them willingly
coguc the authority Of the State and will devote them
selves 10 her service.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-05

The Stolen Indian Trust Fund Bonds.
IMPORTANT TO PARTIES HOLDING BONDS WITH
COUPONS.
The United States District Attorney has received copy
OF letter addressed by the Department Of the Interior
Messrs. Whitehouse Son Morrison New York. 1t is
as follows
GTNTIToENI have to acknowledge the receipt OF your
letter OF the 2Sth ult in which you request 70 be fur
pishe with full description OF the lnoan Trust Fund
bends recently abstracted from tfas Department.
In compliance with that request herewith enclose
carefully prepared list giving, in addition to the
bers the date Of iesue from which the holder OF bond
bearing number corresponding with any embraced
therein may be enabled to determine whether it Is
claimed by this government
II may be proper TO aod that this Department is IN
possession of the coupons which fell due January l. 1891
the missing bonds, The interest upon which is payable
in January and July, excepting ten Of the Tennessee
bonds. numbered fo'ows:-2l7, 27s 293, 297, 400,
3,1l9, SIN, $3.50, $40, SAG.
Persons therefore, who 10 possession Of any bonds
OF the States Of Missouri North Carolina Tennessee will
perceive that with the above exceptions If the January
coupons lately falling due attached 10 the bonds
they hold their bonds correspond with the de-
scrption and numbers advertised and viii not be claim
ed by the government.
All such must OF necessity belong to different class or
series OF numbers.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
MOSES KELLY, Acting Seer etary
TO hessrs f. WnHTnousS, Sos MORRISON, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-05

The Momite,r again denies that the government is in
any way responsible for the political pamphlets which
make their appearance daily, and saysrhe government
is invested with powers to prevent the publication Of
books and pamphlets 1t would, therefore, be unjust to
it responsible for senseess theories which the
good of the public stgmatze being contrary
the Catholic feelings Of the country and to tho respect
due the Holy Father in regard to which the policy Of
the Emperor is always example.
The Havre journals speak of order for 200 gun
boa having been given to private builders.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times the
French government had minated to the other govern
ments interested the necessity Of meet1g o. their
presentatvesin fact, Of Congress-to examine and de
the situation OF Syria before the l5tn of Febru
ary the French occupation, according to treaty
IN March.
pamphlet was about to appear In Paris, written by
scentiDc Russian Of celebrity 70 show the real
worthessnees OF the Turkish loan.
There talk Of reduction in tho postage rates
between France and England from 4d 10 I'd.
The Paris Bourse the 2lst was frm and more ami
mated. Rentps advanced to 67.40.
The XoptaT directs attention to the about TO DO
brought before the tribunals In which NJ Jerome Bona
parte and Mrs Patterson the divorced wife OF the late
Prince Jerome, demand a partition OF the Princes pro-
perty. The Mcater recommends that the peadings DO
waited for before opinions are formed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-05
THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

K0tHNUNU, FtU. ,, 1ooI
The Senate voted to-day 10 send back the Mn
nesota resolutions. resolution adopted that,
in the opinion Of tho General Assembly, there
is just ground for believing that the citizens Of v
ginia mediate attack seizure Of the federal pro-
perty invasion OF the District Of Columbia, and all
preparations unnecessary far this State is
cerped.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-05
The Da nfsh Question.

The Paris Pdtris says:-A rumor s current that Eng
land, France and Russia the point OF coming an
understanding In order to bring about solution Of the
Danish question by amicable means.
The United Committee Of the Germanic Diet, 10 whom
this question referred purpose that the Diet shall
the III, gaty Of the Danish financial patent
count Of It's not having received the sanction Of the
estates OF Hoistein that the Diet shall call
Dan sh government for explanations. The above propo
son IL u before the Germanc Diet for consdera
ton OF the 7th February
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-05
Italy.

despatch from Naples announces that the Sandman
Admiral Persano had proclaimed the blockade OF Gaeta
and had that he would allow the inhabitants
few hours time leave the city The foreign vessels
had quilted the port IL beeved that the lombard.
ment would recommence Monday, January 81.
The remainder Of the French squadron left Gaeta
cordng TO prior announcement on the 18th OF January
The Italian feet had left Naples for Gaeta. Two
frigatas had also left Genoa for the destination
A royal decree confirms the nominations OF Prinse
Carenan for the Council Of Lcutenancy for Naples
The names have been already published and they had
been well received by the people.
The Opnione OF Turin, Of the 2oh says-Francis the
Second having refused the proposals for surrender
Italian feet has replaced the French squadron before
Gaeta.
The same paper announces that General Ia Marmora
would leave Turin the 2lst for Berlin . special
mission to the King Of Prussia.
despatch from Rome Of the 21st says that tho Rus
sian, Prussan and Portuguese Ministers had returned
there Gaea the Papa Nuncio and the Ministers
Of Austria, SPAIN Bavaria and saxony, stil remained
the bescigod city,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-05

In yesterdays Herald we published an account Of the
seizure of the bark Overman, Captain Bease, by the
United States Deputy Marshals suspicion, az was
alleged Of being engaged in the slave trade Subsequent
inquiries, however, have somewhat tended TO remove
that suspicion. Vessels engaged In that nearous traffic
invariably fitted up In peculiar manner bearing
ndubitabe testimony to their real character. They
always contain large quantity Of letters with which to
secure the negroes; and the presence Of immense
number Of small water casks large quantities Of rice and
articles Of merchandise suitable to the African trade
fail to betray their GRAND Tho cargo Of the Overman
according to The manifest entered Custom House
prior 70 clearance. widely different The following ID
100 sbis roein $50
kegs oil peppermint. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 447
80 bags clover seed. ......................... 500
Ola bags pimen.o $3.50
$40 hhds New Orleans monssee. 1886
Nj slaves. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 45O
Total .sla, sa2
Six -four barrels filled with coal and half dozen hoes-
heads Of water were found on the deck when boarded
and Of the sailors heard TO say there was
only barrel OF bread board and that he and the
mate refused to sail with small stock Of provisions
rbe Overman rs u $50 tons burthen and is n fne trim
looking vessel, well qualified, far appearance goes
70 engage IN the slave afe she IL said 10 belong 10 o.
vests her ownership IN William G. 4. vermeueu II Is
further said that she formerly belonged Mr. shan
burg, who run her on several voyages 10 st. Jago do
Cuba She In sti lying IN the Atlantic Basin BROOKLYN.
and Is in charge Of Deputy Marshas 5prackln and Dow
bgan who positively refuse 10 give any Information re-
specing the she seized In consequence OF
the mystery which bark IL is IMPOSSIBLE
70 say whether she Ia really detained ss SLAYER or
under attachment for debt 10 the alleged any
other peTstns In feet the Of the New York
agent Is sudiously concealed. on tho continued
presence OF the federal officers board destroy
theory that ehe put back In consequence having sprung
leak, though individual board who IS suspected
10 be the verable New York agent himself persists in
the silly story which he may as well tell 70 the marines
After ell the Oyerman may be engaged in an honest
trade, but " 20 why maintain much Secrecy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-05

ILLUMINATION Nrw OmFAVs.--The Common Council
Of New Orleans have passed recommendation To have
all the buildings The city illuminated The night Of
the eth Of February IN honor Of the independent republic
Of louisiana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-05

The firm Of Messrs Francis Eide. Son Co., one Of tho
oldest and most respectable firms the Lovan trade
had suspended The latest estimates Of their liabilities
hieh fso0 600 sterling II was al first supposed
that the suspension would but temporary but the
latest prospects OF favorable liquidation not quite
80 satisfactory.
The Suspensions also announced Of Messrs. Leone,
Rodoconachi Co. London, chants for about f70 000
and Of Messrs Henry smith Sons railway contractors
Brm DRbafn
The English fcnds continued fat, but without any ma
teral variation prices Oonsols nj noon the % ut
were quoted al OIL Il for money and pi - y for
The discount market remained the The choicest
paper negotiated at 81 per cent. There
gold Withdrawals from the Bank on the 21st
The ship Roxburgh Castle With e16s 900 IN gold from
Melbourne hal arrived In the Channel Also the Ncles.
ley with $4,000 ounces
AERIcAv sFcrRrrEs
The London Times OF the 22d reports considerable uc
uaiions hut gives the following As the closing prces.-
Illinois CENT Ms.. .sssssss....s.....sd AIS 90 81,
Erie shares .ss...s..s..s.,t..s...... 21li 2Sts
New York central. .+...t...t.... 10000. 70 10
Mf,lkc Ccufr fret p,prf a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-05
House OF Representatives.

WAsnISeroS, Feb &, 1861.
71if sitzrRE oy THE MINT AND MONEY A. WV op,r.xa
Mr.. Mcc urAsp, (opp) Of H., asked leave - oner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-05
THE NEW REGIME.

SPRINGFIELD, Feb 4, 1857.
Grave apprehensions prevail in Presidential circles OF
fatal dissensions in the republican party the compro-
mise question: and consequent endorsements Of the in
coming administration. The Chicago Tribune reads Mr..
Kellogg Of Illinois, Of the party account Of his
compromise propositions Much feeling is manifested
here among the radical republicans in view Of the appa
discrepancy between his declarations during bis Late
visit TO this place and the position occupied by him.
Mr.. Washburn, Of Maine, telegraphed to Gov. Yates
urging him appoint Commissioners to Washington,
as the appointment would demoralize the republican
party This and other appeals OF the nature pre-
vented the departure Of the Commissioners until this
evening.
Horace Greeley arrived here this morning, and went
west after few hours stay without seeing Mr. Lincoln.
He Is expected back TO- morrow morning, when he VIII
make his wishes known to the President elect He 10
very Mr.. Cameron and Mr. Kellogg Apositivo
declaration in reference to the compromise movement,
will, doubtessy, be elected by him. Mr.. Lincoln re-
ceived the Of Greeeys defeat at Albany with his
usual complacency.
Pennsylvania delegation here 10 urge Gov Reeder
in case of Cameron's withdrawal.
Mr. Lincoln has received and accepted an invitation
from the State authorities and citizens Of Albany 10
visit that city. The trip to New York from Albany is
now definitely determined upon The Presidential party
will stop the Metropolitan Hotel while in New York
city.