The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-28
The News.

Inc Ilffh regiment leaves thus morning for
Washington, and will parade eight hundred men,
fully armed and equipped. The regimental line is
to be formed in the camp on the Battery at nine
o'clock, and, after review and nspecton the regi-
ment viii march up Broadway TO Cortlandt street,
| and thence to tho steamship Kedar. Two hundred
| recruits, left behind for the present, will be
| speedily equipped and sent after thom.
The Fire Brigade Zouavcs had not received their
arms ct a late hour last night, ard probably win
| not leave to-day In the event Of their doing 50,
however, our readers will ascertain the line Of
march in another column.
British volunteers are being organized into com.
panics in various parts Of this State. Troy is do
ing her bost to get up one Of q hundred men, IN
| der Capt. Howe.
| A daily passenger line is in operation between
| Philadelphia and Washington, via. Annapolis,
leaving Philadelphia at halfpast one p. NJ.
Tho overland mail coach passed Denver City tho
23d and Fort Kearnoy The 2Gth instant The news
from the San Juan river mines continues very
cheering. Miners were making from ten to fifteen
dollars day. Arrangements have been made to
secure the California overland mail and pony ex-
press to pass by way Of Denver City.
From Missouri NO learn that the secession move
ment was gaining ground rapidly in that State
The feeling is said TO be overwhelming in Benton,
Henry and st. Clair counties.
Tho Tennessee, from Vera Cruz 22a, arrived ut
| New Orleans on tho 26th inst. Friday ast). Tho
| Macedonian was at Sacrilcios There has been
another ministerial crisis, resulting in the resgna-
ton Of senior Prictor and the appointment Of
Senior Mata, Minister Of Finance. General
| Zaragosa has been mado Minister OF
| War. 9yphus foyer prevailed at the CAPT
] tai Ministers Weller and Mathor were
down with it. Tie Spanish bark Conccp.
| ton, which had been declared government
| prize, had been condemned. Gold mines Of
fabulous extent werc said to have been discovered
in the Isthnus Of Tehuantcpcc. The Mexican
Congress was to meet on the 2lst Juarcz would,
doubtless, be declared elected President.
Judge Retts Of the United states District Court,
desires it to be understood that his Court Is open
daily for business, Notwithstanding tho rumor that
il would be closed in consequence of his son, the
Chief Clerk and Lieutenant Coloacl Of the zouayos
proceeding to the war.
The Board Of Aldermen held a special meeting
last evening, which II was naturally thought
would elicit something about tho war feeling Tho
only matters Of interest, however, that appeared.
were q communication from the Union Defence
Committee, and on indication Of little municipal
war, such as democratic Tuomcy threatening TO
she'll the Fort Sumter OF republican Dayton )
| ma al organ.
Geographic communication with Baltimore Is
re-establishcd. Tho Office at baltimore is under
State surveillance, and no messages for Washing.
ton arc permitted 10 pass except those Of private
| on mercantile character.
The cotton market continued quito arm yesterday,
and speculative feeling continued to DO manifested.
Tho sales embraced about a,ooo baos closing st on tho
basis Of l3ac. lie for nddlng uplands With little or
moro to be had Of that grade, cased lots Tho
receipts Of nour being light tho market was Grnlcr
| ard in good demand Prices for most CRATES
closed q N advance or about SC 1oc per bbL South
ern -four, under the influence OF non-incrcoursc was
held al higher prices Wills Eaios were fair Wheat was
In good demand, and cosci at TN advance OF L. por
hushcL Corn frmer and In steady demand
and about 1c per bushcl higher. Fork WIS IN.
changed; sales Of werc made nj SIS 81 !,
sls 90, ard primo at sl325 SIC 70. Bcor WIS
Grmcr and more active; extra sold a, sl2.
Sugars wore In fair demand, With slles Of los hlis.
chiefly refining goods, part 1t sjEc. 10 and somo
grocery grades at 41tc &C. ami 1i0 boxcs al &c
| CSC. Tho public Gale Of coGcc comprised abou: 600
bags. II drew good company but tho sao was hoavy
and exhibited decline estimated by some dealers at
= !, cent per ID. Tho prices obtained ranged fror,
10hc 1876, average ii Tic FrcIglts were without
| change OF moment, and Engagements were light.