The New York herald., 1863-04-07

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after the release Of the Warrington.
The steamship Southerner. supposed TO be IN
tended for the rebel service. had been made ready
for sea in England.
The government of Greece had recalled its
Minister from England and abolished the Greek
Legation in London.
Consols opened in London on the 2Sd ult at
e2H for money and 92sS s2L for account. The Lii
verpool cotton market opened steady, with fair
demand, on the 23d ult. The report of the state
of the market at the close had not reached Queens
town when the City of Cork sailed.
THE LEGISLATURES.
The State Senate was not in session yesterday,
having adjourned over from Saturday till to-day.
The Assembly was in session yesterday. and
transacted considerable business; but great part
of it was only Of interest to particular localities
Two new projects in reference to railroad in
Broadway were brought forward. One Of these
was petition praying that the party offering two
million. dollars for the franchise be granted it,
and that the money be distributed among the sol.
diers from this State; and the other was in the
form of resolution which was offered, and
laid over, empowering the Governor to ap-
point committee of citizens who shall prepare
reference to the necessity and feasibility of q
Broadway railroad. The New York Tax Levy bill
was passed. The Senate resolutions for the ap-
pointment Of two Court of Appeals commissioners
were adopted. A favorable report was made on
the bill to prevent desertion from the army and
navy. The resolutions on the Presidents emanci.
patton proclamation were referred to the Federal
Relations Committee. Governor Seymour has
signed the bill extending the terms of office of our
city heads of departments to four years.
MIsCELLANEoUs NEWS.
The election in Connecticut yesterday resulted
in the success of the republican ticket for State
officers and three Of the four republican nominees
for Congress- while both branches of the Legisla-
ture are strongly republican. The democrats lose
one member of Congress. Buckingham's majority
for Governor is estimated at about three thousand
being republican loss of six thousand since last
year.
Township elections in Indiana yesterday show
large gains for the unconditional Union tickets.
The spring State elections in the Northern
States are now all over, and there will be more
voting until September, when Maine and Vermont
hold their elections. The annual contest in Eastern
Virginia will take place on the 2sth of May, when
In August elections will be held in Missouri, Ken.
tucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Arkansas, North Ca.
rolina and Texas.
day.
A regular meeting Of the Board of Councilmen
was held last evening. After transacting large
amount Of routine business communication was
received from the Comptroller containing the fol.
lowing statement Of the condition of the city
finances up to the 3lst ult.:-Balance, March 2l,
$l,343,2so 46; receipts, $l,ss7 ,4l4 l5-total,
$2,73o,s44 81. Payments, 81 ,593 1856 40. Balance
March 81, sl,1s7,s59 II. communication was
received from the Street Commissioner, recitng
the various steps taken in regard to the Battery
enlargement, and setting forth that there remains
an unexpended balance for the enlargement of
$19,7ls AZ. The Commissioner requested the
Board to authorize his department to enter into
contract for the completion of said work. Refer
red to the Committee on Law. On motion. the
Board then adjourned until Monday evening next,
at four o'clock.
The April term Of the Court Of General Sessions
commenced yesterday morning, Recorder Hoffman
on the bench A panel Of Grand Jurors was
sworn, Of which Mr.. George F. Allen was appoint
cd foreman. The Recorders charge was confined
to the usual topics prescribed by law. Rudolph
Snglemann, indicted for burglary in the third de.
gree, was allowed to plead guilty Of petty larceny
Frank Parkeston, boy fifteen years of age, was
allowed to plead guilty Of manslaughter in the
fourth degree, having been indicted for causing
the death Of . boy named Charles Rssselet, by
stabbing him with knife, ON the 2sth of October
last. Both prisoners were remanded for sentence.
Barbara Ulmsn, servant girl, pleaded guilty Of
petty larceny, on an indictment charging her with
having stolen jewelry and clothing to the amount
Of $3s rs from No. 81 Bayard street in February
last. Sentenced to the City Prison for three
months The Court then adjourned until wednes-
day next.
Only fourteen petit jurors having answered yes.
terday In the Court of Oyer and Terminer, out of
panel Of one hundred the Court ad journed to
this morning.
The season for making maple sugar in Michigan
has been propitious, and II now sells at twelve
cents pound.
The stock market better yesterday especially on
the spscaes which In the hands OF parties South.
old rose per cent Harlem Il and Hudson River l.
Gold fell of, the Charleston stories to I4e but al.
terwards rallied to l52Js closing 152H bid Exchange
At the close Inactive but hrm at 16s Money was
very easy. Call loans a per cent. The bank state.
ment shows increase Of $3.50 4es In loans and do.
Of s2 in deposits $e0570 In specie and
S2l2 sos In circulation. -.s.s.sS. -.
The market dull and lower for cotton Yesterday
mddlng closing heavily ~ TO- 7ac. There was less
doing In breadstufs. Flour declined 90 loc and corn
about 1c. Prime wheat steady. The demand for
provisions was limited, though the tendency or prices
was downward Sugars in fair request while other
articles In the grocery line inactive moderate
business was transacted in whskey, which unchang
cd In value. There remarkable alterations in
other commodities The freight market was dull and
irregular.
The War-Actions Action-The Danger
OF Foreign Intervention Revived.
The Polish revolution has collapsed. Our
latest European advices upon the subject are