The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-14

Asscahss sBa filed fba atsfiss 81 me ofee. besides
crawsnE - 80 sseuak rhs SOFA sscxess rather
b9~isres and snruly. pa wcre keW sahia moderate
| seaaas bs ths pcisce,
ne bsrk NsrAsa. c~pta,a Grinax from nay.gueS Coz
sss YORK ~ah . cargo sagar ana maasses, sas sank
early Yesterday morvlne, "a sandy Hock W co,ains
with ogtss-a haans slap
rae prevalence ~ the eaaery wiass has brought po
per- immense nssi q rss arrivals yesterday
than fos long past, reaching
the ngmbef q hsnaref aEa thirty seven princ,.
psly from foreign ports
RAN ana fs auits arwe qusn this e,gy
yesterday and the wesihsr generally extremely un
comfortable Tue sBosaakes ~ere remarkably large,
and sirssed universal Of the lakes
bigger THAI silver dos', bit melted Immediately upoa
striking the earth.
Twenty I've thousand people visited the fs yesterday
and about 900 The price ef aimiss,oa
will be ATTY cents until further nacs
Inc Central Uuica Lincols Campaign Cub me, las,
evening NJ the cf Twenty thrs and broad
way, Mr.. Charles spencer the clstr An address In
advocacy Of Mr. Lincoln,s CLAIMS tho Presidency
made by Mr. william Cslos Msrtynn. OF Vermont. After
the singing Of patriotic songs by gies club pre-
sent, the meeting adjourned.
In the continued examination yesterday o. the United
states against John W. Hunter, the Commissions
dered his decision the qaestioa raised % the al
instability OF the evidence Submitted by the proeeca.
ton, comparing checks the ldeasiacasoa Of hand
writing, 10 which objection bad been raised The Com.
missioner sustained the obecion and With the unsvod
able absence Of Judge Pcrrcponi the adjourned
TO Monday NEXT
Captain vanderheyde Of the Holland bark wachcrsa,
from Batavia. arrived tins port yesterday morning,
and brought passengers Capt Cumming and lady late
OF the ship Winged Racer Captain @. Lucas, 81 tho
Contest. and Cap,,io Lsrrsbe. Of the ssrk Amanda
which vessels burned by the priva,cer Aiabsma
Judge Barnard issued . decree Of divorce yesterday
the case OF Philippine Deaenbsch Go,ieib Deaea-
bach and allowed the plaintiff four Thousand dollars ali
mony. The defendant is dentist, Dong business "a
Canal street. but Is At present Farope Tho suit
commenced In 1861. and the circumstances Attending the
trial have been fully published.
ln the case OF Jacob Lewis Samuel n. rettlngIl,
before Judge Garyin OF the Superior Court the
defendant suet for having circulated sandercus
document in reference TO the plaintiff, the Jury Yesterday
brought in a verdict for Mr. Lewis, awarding too
thousand dollars damages.
The case OF Edward walsh the suu Mutual
Insurance Company, which rommenced yes.
terday in the Superior Court. attracted . good
deal OF attention. Tue plaintiff, captain ssd
owner or the ship senator, effected two policies Of
insurance for $4,000 and cargo previous
70 sailing Liverpool August 1862 On the voyage
the ship foundered and nothing ssyei but the lives
OF the captain Proofs OF loss presented 10
the insurance company and demand made for the
OF the but payment was refused on the
ground that the vessel was unseswortny when she
New York The case win occupy several days.
An action was brought the Court Of Common Pleas,
before Judge Brady, yesterday, by Geo. r. White 70 re-
cover $500 Peter PIERCE consequences toe latter
having endorsed promissory note 70 that amount
which was allowed TO 90 protest Toe defence up
~. nh. "a Nd ou
paper and no consideration whatever was received ro
the endorsement. The case Is still on
The trial OF Daniel Brooks the quadroOn indicted Tor
the murder OF William Smith, barkeeper In Mr.. Nc.
Kineys liquor saloon at the corner Of Fulton and south
streets on the OF February last continued the
Court OF Sessions yesterday before City Judge
D. Russell. A number OF witnesses we're examined Cor
the defence who testified that smith bad committed al
assault, on by throwing tumbers at bin and after
wards kicking HIM Others testified 70 the good charac
ter OF the accused The then summed up ny Mr.
James l. Brady and District Attorney Oakley Hall, re
spectively for defence and prosecution Judge Rus
sci will deliver his charge O'Clock this morning
10 which hour the stands adjourned.
The stock another turn downvards 10 day,
and nearly an the leading railroad shares declined half
70 two per cent. The gold market was unusually ex
cited and response to the manipuations Of the gam
bers the premium advanced from 74x, which was the
opening price, TO 70 This latter ngure 10 IL per cent
above the price Of gold certificates. Government seca
rifles continue advance. The coupons are
now selling ll3Z and the coupon SKIES Of 1881 at 1l6
The radical advance In gold yesterday unsettled the
markes for almost everything All kinds Of foreign mer-
cnandse which quite freely the morning al prices
quoted elsewhere, sold altogether higher 10 the
afternoon and In many Withdrawn. Domestic pro-
duce was HIGHER with . large business. Petroleum was
excited and 1c &c per gallon higher. Cotton was lc
&C. higher wAh good business. Groceries were nrmef.
advancing prices. The speculative mania continued
Exchange aud the excitement 10 nodr, wheat,
whskey and provisions greater than ever. Flour
advanced zoe Soc. wheat and wbskey &c., pork SOC,
lard nc. Nc, and taow nearly 1c with large opera
tioos in ALL other commodities were without important
change. Freights continued depressed and vessels
TO get away cannot obtain goods any rates weight
was taken TO Liverpool %. Sd. per too which nss
muc better than buying ballast
WHINING ABoun THE Loss OF THE CORPORATION
Sop-The Tribune whnes about the loss OF the
Corporation advertising, and in silly sobs NUT
tiers something about Mayor Gunther transcend
ing his authority. Poor Greeley should not
| fret about such a small matter. The Tribune,
before il goes to the wall, can get up fat
| government contract, or start up new free
| love agitation, OF invent new scheme for rails
| ing money for an Irish revolutionary fund or
starte the town some fine morning by another
| Slievegammon hoax, or do almost anything Ia
that way to replenish its treasury. 1t is fruit.
| ful in such resources, and therefore poor Cree
| ley should neither whine, sob nor fret about
the loss of the sop it has heretofore received
from the city Corporation.
A Reason FOR Irs ABUsE.--The Times per-
sists in is snappish abuse Of members OF Con-
gress. What is the cause Of all this bad tenn
per? Is il because members will not consent to
| BIO coaxed or whipped into the support OF the