The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-14

traband Of war destined for the rebel States
The orieta and Bahama had been placed in charge
OF Lieutenant Of the British war steamer Bull.
dog. in consequence, Is was supposed, Of repre-
sensations made to the Governor by the United
States Consul in Nassau The Governor gets cre-
dit for his impartial executive neutrality. Arti-
els Of consumption had advanced in price in con-
sequence Of the war in America. The island Was
healthy. An abundant fruit crop was expected.
The rainy season had just set in. There were very
large shipments Of pine appesand turtle from
the islands for the American market.
General Prim, Count de Reus, was entertained
very handsomely last night at Delmonico's new
restaurant. by his countrymen resident IN tins
city. Nearly all the foreign ambassadors and con-
suls were present. Spanish America being particu-
larly well represented. We devote large space
in to days paper to full account OF the sayings,
dongs, decorations, &C., &C., on this occasion,
which must have been . particularly gratifying
one to the distinguished gentleman who was the
recipient Of hospitality he well deserves at the
hands of his admirers. We understand he leaves
to-day in the Ulloa for Lisbon.
The steamer Empress left st. Louis on the 18th
inst, well loaded with provisions for the starving
inhabitants in and around Corinth, Mississippi.
While the husbands and fathers of these furnishing
people are in the rebel ranks, fighting against the
Union. the loyal people are feeding their wives
and children.
The Charleston Courier says that men in high
official positions in the South are at present en-
gagged in q crusade against JEFF. Davis, and are
calling for convention of the Confederate States
to depose the rebel President and put . military
dictator in his place.
The news Of the assassination Of Gov. johnson
is a secession falsehood. The despatch announc-
ing the murder was dated at Augusta, Georgia, on
the It'll inst, and our dates from Nashville are to
the 10TH No doubt there are thousands of rebel
savages in the South, among whom may be count.
ed man named Daniel, editor of the Richmond
Examiner, who would rejoice over such an act of
barbarism.
Parson Brownlow has been subp9naed as
witness before the Senate, to give evidence on the
impeachment trial of Judge W. II. Humphreys, Of
the United States District Court Of Tennessee.
The stock market was extremely active and buoyant
yesterday All descriptions advanced considerably the
favores Of the day being New York Central and the
Western railway shares. The market closed unsettled
Money was abundant at 3 per cent CALL Exchange
to 1854 and gold to 1867 Is. rsmand notes
sold at 1884,
The cotton market was less active yesterday whilc
the feeling was tame. Spinncrs having receutly pur-
chased at tho sales and from the trade
absent. Tho sales embraced 200 800 bales in small
lots closing quiet at 31c 31isc. Some persons in the
trade contonded that tho Mmphs Geographic despatch
stating that application had been made to the Provost
Marshal Of that city to ship 900 bales, was liable to
misconstruction II contonded that the application
wasor tho privilege to by and to ship the quantity stated
provided it obainable and did not indicate that the
quantity stated was thsn in Memphis or in its immed
ate vicinity aad ready for shipment. Owing to further
decided advancein freights -four heavy and fell OF
Sc per barrel, and, in cases, 0c Wheat in
ucnced by tho Cause and fell or &c. per bushel.
Corn also lower and declined &c. per bushel; old
Western mixed closed at Sic. 52hc., in store ami de
livsred. Pork lower, bat active ths conces
soa mess sid at $40 SIX sll 12 and prime al 80
81 12h Sugars less active. while pricos wore
about the same with saes of 600 hhds and 200 boxes
Coffee quiet and sales Of moment reported.
Freighis decidedly higher oLverpool wheat, bulk
and bags, taken at I'D and 10d and corn, 9sd, in
chips bags and -four at D. Sd g. 3D.; 70 London,
-four was engaged at Is. Cd. q 49,