The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-30

with very friendly feeling at the South. It is not
likely that he will conform to Mr.. Jefferson Dsvs'
demand. so that we may see him back again be-
fore long, to be once more adjudicated upon and
disposed of by the United States government
| The recent raids of the priyateer Alabama OF
the coast of Brazil have provoked the authorities Of
that country to remove the commander at Fernando
de Noronha, for permitting her to commit depre.
dations in Brazilian waters, and her presence in
that region was forbidden by bis successor. The
Navy Department sent the Vanderbilt down there
to look after the Alabama, with a view especially
to Fernando de Noronha; but as soon as she got
to the West Indies Admiral Wilkes took possession
OF her as his flagship, and she was cruising under
his direction at last accounts.
MIsCELLANE0Us NEWS.
By the law the income tax was TO have been
paid before the first Of June; but the government
has not furnished the collectors with the necessary
blanks and thus far very little has been received
by it from that source. It is thought that the bills
will not be made out for forced collection before
the LIST of September.
Three bushwhackers made their appearance
among q number of contraband wood choppers.
near Nashville, on the 22d inst. and stampede
ensusd. The running Of the negroes, and their
cries of " secesh" created a panic among the
market men and women who were on the Franklin
turnpike and all started, pe-mell, towards Nash
vile, producing scene of disorder never before
witnessed. The road was strewn with axes, boots,
shoes, coats, canteens, blankets broken wagons,
government ambulances, horses mules, harness,
saddles, garden truck, bags Of grain, white men
and negroes, women and children, many Of whom
were wounded by runaway teams, and lay ON the
roadside until the panic was over, whom they were
picked up and properly cared for. ave Est
ing the report that the wife Of Mr.. valandighaw
had become insane In consequence Of her hp
bands arrest. O ss G'af IS Il q s9i' 8
Hon. Joshua r. Giddings. United States Consul
General for British North America. was taken sud.
denly i'll at his residence in Quebec on the 10th
instant. The attack was Of the nature of apo.
plexy. He was better on the following day, and
was in a fair way of recovery. - ~
Major Frank Cleary, who belongs to thSrebel
army, and is said to have been attached to the
command of Henry A. Wise, was arrested in Bal
tmore on the 25th inst The Major had been on .
visit to this CITY, in order to get married. and when
arrested was his return to Dixie with his bride.
COL Chester Harding. Jr. commanding the st.
Joseph (Missour) district, has ordered the arrest
OF all Southern sympathizers. He says that it Is
the duty of every loyal man to do something for
his government, and all who admit that they have
done nothing are rebels. $3.50
The Fourth of July grafton at Boston will be de-.
livered by DR.. 0. w. Holmes, and the Declaration
of Independence will be read by William Everett,
son of Hon. Edward Everett. ....ea
The Frankfort Yeoman, the old central organ of
the copperhead democracy Of Kentucky, has gone
entirely out Of existence. 1t followed the lead Of
Beriah Magoffn until he was forced to resign the
Governorship, and then it subsidized from daily to
weekly. It thus struggled along for q few
months, and was finally compelled to give up the
ghost.
Five per cent Of General Hunters army at Port
Royal are to have furioughs for thirty days.
Tho Democratic State Convention Of Pennsylva.
mia win meet at Harrisburg on the 18th Of June.
The gold snuff box which was presented to
General Andrew jackson by the Common Council
Of this city, in 1919, has been deposited by Gene.
raj Ward B. Burnett in the State Library at Al.
bsny.
The deed which conveyed the Mine farm, In
Hampshire county, Massachusetts,, to the Manhan
Silver Lead Mining Company, Of this city, requir.
ed nine hundred and eighty dollars worth of reve.
nue. stamps upon it. htim aAs o.H +
The bill allowing dummy engines to run on At.
antic avenue, Brooklyn. will not be signed by the
Governor.
The open air concerts ct the Park recommence
to-day. The Park Band, under the leadership Of
Harvey Dodworth, viii be on the Mall at four
o'clock this afternoon, weather permitting,) and
perform select collection of operate and na-
tional airs.
The anniversary celebration Of the society known
as The Sons Of Rhode Island' was held last
evening in the spacious halls of the New York
Historical Society, in the Second avenue. There
was large attendance Of the friends Of the So
ciety. The proceedings of the meeting, however,
were of an informal kind. The Rev. DR.. vinton,
Of Trinity church, delivered sound and substan-
tial address appropriate to the occasion. This
was followed by patriotic poem, so well adapted
to the fitting of the present day that it
loudly applauded. The financial review Of the So
cietys proceedings shows that its abors have been
highly successful.
The United States District Attorney filed libel
yesterday against the schooner Angelina, captur.
ed off Charleston in May last. lfars.f.a .l
writ Of habcas corpus, for the discharge OF
man named Brady from the navy, on the plea
that he had enlisted while in state Of intoxica.
ton, was dismissed by Judge Belts yesterday,
and the unwilling son Of Neptune was sent back
to the custody Of the naval officer.
The Grand Jury Of the United States Circuit
Court have rendered five bills Of indictment
against Solomon Kohnstamm, for frauds on the
government, as already reported. li
Testimonials from her Britannia Majesty's
| government have been received by Hiram Barney,
ESQ., Collector of this Port, through the Depart
ment of State, for presentation to the following
named persons, in consideration Of services rem
dercd by them to her Majesty's subjects when in