The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-15

Ihha are week later Than those received ny Inc
Africa at Halifax; but. owing to an Interruption
in the working of the telegraph wire east of Ban
gor, we did not receive our full report in season
for publication to-day.
On the 81 of June the Liverpool cotton market
closed firm at an advance Of from one eighth TO
one-fourth ola penny from Friday, the 30th OF May
Breadstuifs were dull and provisions looking
downward, with duh market. The London mo-
ney market account did not reach the HgRALD
Office last night.
Garibad had been fully reconeed to the
Italian government. He was about to leave Italy
for Belgrade. Three brigades of French troops
remained in Rome. The silk crop Of France pro-
missed very good result.
The Turks had burned four Montenegrin vii
lagos, after defeating the Montenegrin troops on
the frontier. The British Admiralty lords were
about to afford the services of ships and men to
the Atlantic Telegraph Company, in order to
revive and extend the former surveys of the
route westward.
BY way OF Havana we have news OF On attempt
cd capture Of Laguayra, Venezuela. on the 10th
ult., by party Of rebels who are there denomi-
mated federalists. The insurrection was begun by
part Of the garrison, who released and armed all
| the prisoners in the common jail. They seized
several loyal officers, and attempted, with their
| whole force-some two hundred men-to get pos.
session Of the barracks, which were bravely de-
Tended by only twenty soldiers. In this attempt
the insurgents lost five killed and number wound
ed and were obliged to retire. A similar rising
was to have taken place at Caracas on the same
day; but the courage of the leaders failed, and
| nothing was done. Prompt measures were taken
| by the government of Gen. Paez, who issued q
| proclamation to the people, telling them to keep
| quiet and not be alarmed. The Laguayrian insur-
gents left that city, and have probably before now
| been captured or dispersed.
General Prim and suite took their departure yes
terday in the Spanish frigate San Juan de Ulloa.
deputation of Spanish citizens and Of the South
American republics escorted him down the bay.
We have full report Of his movements yesterday
in type. but we are obliged to defer its publication
until tomorrow.
The jury in the case Of Appleton Oaksmith,
whose trial at Boston, upon the charge of fitting
out SLAYER, has been in progress during the past
week, yesterday, after thirty minutes delibera.
tion, rendered verdict against the prisoner on
eight out of the ten counts in the indictment The
penalty for the crime is Imprisonment for five
years, and five thousand dollars fine, and one
years imprisonment for each one thousand dol
lars of the fine not paid.
Coroner Collin held an inquest yesterday upon
the remains of Mr.. Peter c. Real, who was shot
dead by his wife, at his place Of business in
Broadway, on Friday last. A full report of the
testimony is given in another part of to-days
paper. The Jury rendered verdict against the
wife of the deceased. and she was committed to
the Tombs to await the action Of the Grand
Jury.
The reception of Parson Brownlow at the AGA
deny OF Music, Philadelphia, on Friday night
last, was fully equal to the ovation which that dis
tinguished patriot received In this city some
weeks since. Among those who made speeches
upon the occasion was General Hiram Wabridge
The Board Of Excise held its twenty-third ses-
sion yesterday, and, after granting number of
licenses, adjourned to tomorrow at halfpast one
o'clock p NJ. Thus far only one hundred and
| forty-nine licenses have been granted. resolu.
ton was adopted that the Board hold its sessions
daily, and close the commission as soon as posi-.
ble If the police intend to enforce this law, they
should commence Immediately.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday Ro-
bert Shannon, who was convicted Of grand larce-
| ny, was sent to the State Prison for two years.
Julia Mcdonald and Eliza Mccarthy, who pleaded
guilty to forgery in the fourth degree having been
Indicted for passing IS counterfeit bill on the
Bank Of North America, were sent to the Peniten-
tiary for SIX months. Jacob A. Hensen pleaded
guilty Of bigamy, in marrying Harriet Glim on
the 22d OF February last, and subsequently, on the
18th OF May, uniting In wedlock with Rosanna
Leddy, his first wife being alive. He was sent to
the State Prison for two years and three months
After these prisoners were sentenced, the Re-
corder read an argument demurring against in
dictments found against Nicholas Jantzen an
John Osmers. for selling liquor on Sunday. These
were selected out of Q number Of indictments, as
test cases. the object being to secure an early de-
cision Of the constitutional questions involved by
the Court Of Appeals. The indictments were
drawn under the Metropolitan Police act, and
one Of the strong points made by ex-Re.
corder Smith was, that IL being Q police re-
gulation, the object Of the act was accom-
plshed whenever the public exposure and pub
10 sale Of liquor on Sunday was prevented
| by closing up these establishments on that day
He contended that the Legislature did not intend
to prohibit the sale of liquor on Sunday, and thus
legslate for the morals of the people, but simply
to prevent the public exposure Of intoxica ting
liquor on the Sabbath. Mr. Smith made an elabo-
rate argument, which was replied to by District
Attorney Han, who dwelt with great force upon
| the fact that the law in relation to the sale of
merchandise on Sunday made 1t misdemeanor to
dispose of anything in public on that day. so that
the passage Of the act preventing the sale Of
| liquor on Sunday created no new offence. Mr..
Hall maintained that no matter in what part of the
premises liquor was kept, II the public knew that
access could be had to IL, 1t was public exposure
within the meaning Of the statute. The Recorder
took the briefs Of the counsel, and reserved his
| decision.
The stock rkst was again vory active and excited
yesterday, and Central rose per cent-ths whole
kss closing higher than Friday evening Money was
abundant a,sa Gold rose 70 iosk Exchange, llsi<
| me bullion export Of the day was 81 ,77e,ooo
The cotton market opened without animation ysstsr.
day. with limited sales, which embraced about 400 bales