The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-11

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b.y Of General holding shs position q RepsessssA
tive N the House whLs actually military service the
0sld vote was ausly taken. whes " was decded aAs
Geusra Blair IL not, and that Mr. Samuel Knox ~ me
representative or shs First disrics Missouri No vses
was reached in he Dakota oase. sENSMAeaf IS
HISCELLANEOus HYWA ss
We have news from the Bahamas dated a Nassau on
the eth Of june Ex Governor Bayy sailed In the Cor
s,cs Tor New York and England He y succeeded BY
Mr. RANSOM Tue British ship Duncan was q kasssas
having loft number Of III with smallpox u Jamas'
ca number Of steamers had reaches Nassau from
Wilmington N c., With every favorable" news IRON the
rebel states Sumo cotton grown in the bahama Islands
had been exported. The pineapple trade had com.
mepcsd.
The Grand Jury the General Sessions wore dismissed
early In the week for want OF quorum, with inssruc
tons 70 meet on Monday next when they win be charged
by the City Judge surmised that among the topics
20 which their attention viii be called viii DO the stop
rage Of the World and Journal Of Commerce for publish
ing the bogus proclamation. The suggestions when
Judge Russell may make will doubt DO the result o.
debsrasou and knowledge Of the law. and therefore VIVA
secure the respectful attention Of the Grand inquest
In the ca,e Of Caroue Kislback against Franz kieback
vhere tho plaintiff sued for divorce On the GROUND o.
the referee reported In favor Of the wife, Judge
Cardozo yesterday affirmed the report and granted tho
motion divorce Inc parties sr0 uoSms NV ~ -
style on the side OF town. and had been only
married few years
petition was presented yesterday in the Supreme
Court Chambers by George Pierce applying for the su-
perseding Of committee appointed hts estate and
person % confirmed inebriate. In 1852 his wife was
appointed TO charge Of his property and he was sent
70 the Iunaio Asylum Glen Cove Mr. Pierce claims
that he now reformed and entitled to tho custody Of
his estate and asks Court to restore him to his former
position in society. Hs family, through their counsel
opposed the motion. the ground that the pet onsrf
reform only temporary. Judge Leonard took the
papers and reserved his decision.
The stock market continued buoyant yesterday, and
tho advance ID prices brought out additional sellers
Gold touched 100 in he forenoon and effort was made
carry 200 failed and later In the day SOLD
down TO 1893 Government securities Arm, but thu
| demand was light. Money was easy at per cent
opinions vary regard approaching strngeucy, but
| present there 10 no Indication Of such An event.
| The continued high price Of gold yesterday had thu
effect TO impart frmer feeling In commercial matters
and the business reported mostly a some advance
o. compared with Thursdays prices Both foreign
ond domestic merchandise held altogether frner
and In some articles large advance was established
Petroleum was again higher for crude but there was
SO much doing. Cotton was buoyant On Change tn
-four market Toe. higher. with fair demand Whea
% better Corn was less active and the market unset
tied Oats were dull and dropping. Pork was NOR
! active and higher Lard nrm, with moderate business
| doing. Beef was quiet, but firm. Freshts were les
active whakey steady with fair business dclns