The New York herald., 1864-10-25
NEW YORK HERALD. TUESDAY OCTOBER Is, 1864

cuusnsrs order removing hun from once. Mr. Bcois
refuses 70 recc:nze the Mayors power 70 him
ana holds 10 the Office
hoa Georse H. rendieson, tue democratic ., ,ndidste
Tor Wee n esdent WA ercnadsd last eight the New
York Io:s by ths Nee eilau Legion large
collected in rcct Of The building and during pause
in the music Mr. Pendieton was introduced aud made
address TO the people
The opponents OF the State consultation Of Mary
yesterday made application in tho Superior Court
BAH sore oraer compelling Governor Bradford TO
exclude tho votes Of soldiers outside tbs state Tho sp
pia;eu refused by the court, and appeal from
it, Sakee, and the matter win be argued be-
foe court q Apqexls ~ counsel OF distinguished
Alb ~ 10th sides.
~ alley occurred yesterday eveuingin front az the
81 Ith Bote eetweeu two Ksntuckians brothers
In an ua.4cd James s. Phelps and William A. glass;
wach the formci received some the hoad
from oanc In the hands Of theIatter and which also
a mum Der Of pistol shots reckeSsiy fred by both
indvduais without, singulsry enough doing any injury
20 either or 70 ,hecrowd IN front The
Of the is said be the suspicion Glass whs
was the sssaspt. ard who some tims ago sent to
Fort lafayette. that Phelps had gyea tho Information
which led to his incarceration by the government Both
sson were taken 70 the ywertyninth precinct station
house. and win be brought up for examination this ra
Ing at the Jefferson Market Police Court.
10 the Cora Hatch divorce case motion was made
yesterday by the deendans counsel alimony which
opposed by Mr. Hatch, the ground that his wife
was better abe to get along in the Id than he
was claimed that Cora WAS public lecturer and such
10 The receipt Of Ave ak thousand dollars per
Judge Leonard took the papers and his
decision.
The case OF Robbius and sawyer Henry Demssess,
10 the Superior Court before Judge Mcc yesterday
attracted considerable attention among dry goods
chants The defendant recommended ths painiils 10
sell 81 2ss worth OF dry goods 10 merchant named
w. G. Anderson, representing that he solvent ard
doing excellent business rms goods sold six
mouths time suggested but before the matured
Ardsxscn made assignment for Sue benefit OF his
itors appointing Densrest hts assignee. and making
him preferred creditor. The plaintiffs held that they
deceived by the representations OF Dcmarest
the solvency Of Anderson and claimed damages the
amour. OF IL 500 The Court decided thas Demsrest
not responsible for the payment OF the debt, asd dis
missed the complaint.
largo nasss msetirg Of German republicans was held
last evening at she Cooper Institute Dr. Karl Kessmsna
presided and srrag speeches. in tho German language,
by ex- Governor Solomon. OF seonsin; Hon.
y. Hassareuk lsster to Central America aud others.
Governor SaIomon criticised in terms tho
pursued BY Presidsas Buchanan in tue early DAYS OF
tcsl course Of stephen A. Douglas the Kansas No
vocstod BY NJ. Douglas
The nqes. into the OF the accident she HAr
iem Railroad, seventy street, continued
a s. IuSss Hospital yesterday. Anumber OF Witnesses.
mostly employees Of she company. wero examined, and
gave couta6ccry testimony As to the rate OF speed at
which the train running before the OF the
accident they testified that tho tract, and rails were
good to exterior appearance; bat piece Of the broken
rail produced detective
The exsaastion in the OF Mr. Mannisg broker or
Wall street. charged with having in his possession and
passing Of the Treasury notes stolen In August last
from the Boston orn OF Brewster, swees Co Was
msnced yesterday In the Tombs Police Court. Two or
thrse witnesses wore examined, who disclosed little in
addition to what has been already Published The
CAGE wss Adj cjourned till this afternoon.
named Thomas Z. Boyd was yesterday arrested
And Committed TO the 1ombs. 10 dcTaul: Of twenty ve
hundred dollars bail on suspcson OF being the person
who Sunday last, attempted TO burn the building
the cerner Of Duane street aud West Broadway. Boyd
occupied apartments tho premises containing prop
erty which he bad iisuisi.
John Ls,arn- OF lay Lazarus Of prize ring fame
yeserday arrersd and required give i've hundred
dollars bail TO keer the for twelve months the
COMPLAINT of hs ao:her. who ssd that be 10
leave Cor Canada to engage in prize nghi
collision occurred between passenger ard stock
train the Baltimore ard ohio Railroad early yesterday
mornlng, NJ which the trans much smashed
~ three persons instantly killed and twelve or fifteen
severely wounded
The seyonth regiment National Gaard had their regu
lar 'ail inspection yesterday afternoon. They in
spectca a. Lafayette place by MAJOR Herrio,i The reg
inert numbered soae hundred non looked re.
mTseby welt
Accortilg TO The Gty rDspector'r rerort there
ss deaths The city during the week ending the oath
OF october-a decrease .: - ., compared with the
tay ~ ths week previous and a less thar occurred
during the corresponding ~ees last year.
tn. stock market ezra q. The opening yesterday.
and Afterwards mmoved The gold market was also
6rm and the Price varied from 2i2s 2IC5 the sier
be .ng the closing qug.sien. Governments were dali
Iha rise in gold yesterday had the snec! 10
der holders Of nercbsudse tenacious or higher
prices; but, IN The absencc of demand beyond
the ,xigercies o. TIE morIen;. tbere were but
fsv changes IN prices, Foreign xpods remaa
very raie,, ard except IN isolated cass, scarcely
any business done. Domestic produce generally
and prces we're higher for almost r,hios
Petroeam decidedly irm.r On 'chsuge the four
market advanced l6s. q c;s,. vitd better demsot.
Wheat ies active nni Sc. higher Corn scarce,
and &C. 3c desrer. Oats arm Pork opened per
but closed duf and heavy Reei active aad
arm. lard was firm, with moderate demand. wb,ssey
gas drmer while ffs.gbI cortoned dull
The Presidential suecession--The linton
q Qucstion-The Hevsid Platform.
We have very little faith in party platforms.
They are the work Of irresponsible politicians.
and are expressly contriyed 10 cheat the
people Poor Pierce, for instance in 1852 was
brought ont and triumphantly elected upon
the popular Union platform of Henry Clsys
great peace measures Of lsJo- and what fol-
lowed The DELHI crAte violation in 1854 by
poor Fierce and his party. Of the pledges upon
which they came into power in that disastrous;
revolutionary act the repeal o. tse Missouri
compromise, which wac q part Of Mr. Clays
adjustment. What next? Ia 1856 the dem o.
cratic nominee declared that he was 20 longer