The New York herald., 1864-12-01

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rhs - or Samuel sad AnArsw sskA ". General
Bssjan6 r. Bssiss, vhsss the plaiAtfh sssk 70 -.
cover eiso,ees danaga Tor a alleged sfspaes sen-
lttsi By the Gssudans In ssizsg and raniag 80 80
In gold bslopg 10 tbo. shortly after the capture OF Nov
Orleans up yesterday before Judge cdoso % the
Court Of Common Pisas, motion of ths dsfesdAaVs
counsel to remove the cause 70 United states ccsr'
The melton was opposed Il considerable length by the
piaiatns COUNSEL and a interesting Aaaavis was pre-
sened TO the Court In regard V the oass s ndgs rs
served his decision.
Horace b. Herman, ono OF the Fulton ferry tickes
takers yesterday taken before United States COM
missionef Osborne, the complaint OF Mwsfd Carroll,
Who charges that HsnmAn gave him 10 change, q tAs
ferry gate, instead Of legal money. one Of she 'erry
tickets and that he was compelled 20 take shs sscrincs
the amount be prevented from crossing to Brooklyn
This oass oaiy Of hundreds os shs same kind which
daily occur, forming petty annoyance which the Terry
monopciies nalct On the oommuui,y. Herman was re-
leased ball, aud expected sAst tho case will 10
laid before the Grand Jury.
Surrogate Tucker has admitted probate the vii OF
John Ryder, which had bssu contested byias uncle
Of the deceased The Surrogate has adjourned his court
till Monday, when the alleged will 1 Abraham 4. Law
robce will be taken up for trial. a.
AT the opening OF the General Sessions yesterday
Owen Lynch, who pleaded guilty 70 msussaghter In the
fourth degree few days ago, was placed st the bar
The Court was furnished with adavts TO show that the
death OF Mrs. Dubois caused by the defendants horse,
ives purely accidental so Judgment was suspended
Mary Weaver, TALL intelligent looking elderly woman,
sircd In deep mourning, who pleaded guilty last week
10 grand larceny, sentenced the state Prison Tor
two years aud six months II s said that this Individual
has rendered herself somewhat notorious for shopns,
ard that At time played 1t the Broadway thsrtrs
Lady Macbeth Michael OBrien convicted Of grand
larceny. In stealing i've hundred dollars in Jersey
bank bills from Thomas Falaher. the 10th inst,
II q drinking saloon in West street. He was re-
msuded for sentence Barbara White ,odcted FOR
stealing fcur hundred and seventy6ve dollars from
Catharne Welsh Of No. 276 West Thirty seventh street,
on the 1lth Of October pleaded guilty TO grand larceny.
aud sent TO tue state prison for years. Catha
rine Smith, charged with stealing thirty six dollars from
John W. Giun pleaded guilty 10 min>rgrsde Of larceny,
and sent 10 the penntentay for six months James
81 gan Indicted for the murder Of Henry Mey,
the 4,h of August The affair grew Of blscksmlth's
"stsike" when the deceased refused TO Join It, The
prisoner pleaded guilty to msnssashter in the
drst degree, aud was remanded for sentence.
william Hennssssn was convicted OF highway
robbery 10 assautiug John H. Aico chief clerk at the
r,ce Headquarters, the night OF the l6h Of 0ctossr
while passng through West Houston street, between ten
and eleven O'Clock, WHOM be lost valuable gold watch
and diamond ring. Full particulars Of this
published by Ut the tme that Il Is only necessary
to. repeat that Mf A,oc.t brutaiy assaulted by
ten or twelve aud ehot a three times by the prs
cner, 10 whose possession loaded seven bareed 70.
voiver found rhree barrels enptisdl whom he
arrested In house In Grocne street shortly after the rob-
bsry. Mr. Acots idsatasd another man, naans Edward
Burns, who win bs tried next wseg The ssnteacs of
Eennesssa was postponed tui that time.
Tho Commissioners of Indian Afyais II washlngtou
yesterday awarded the contracts for furnishing Indian
supplies for ceroing year. These supplies consist OF
clothing, blankets, agricultural implements, hardware
aud various other kiads 0! goods.
Tho rebel exGensyal Roger A. Pryor arrived 10 this
city from Washington carly yesterday mornaa ia charge
OF General Vessels aud Lieutenant W. 6. Shaw After
taking breakfast at Cort;andt street hotel the party
proceeded 10 Brooklyn sad toos the TO Fort Ham
itcn whence Pryor errled 70 Fort Lafayette
where he Is now ooDaned.
JOuc keOu and Henry StEth were arrested Yesterday
entrance the Brooklyn Navy Yard having cop
per sad lead In their possession supposed 70 belong 10
the government They were detained Tor examination.
Thomas Morgan, soldier. while quietly standing on
OF broadway and Forty fourth street. Tues
day evening, was suddenly assaulted BY viaip
unknown TO him. and with whom he had nos exchanged
wnrd fi-sLss ir wound
from the effects OF which Il feared rscOver.
Tho scouncrei escaped ana Morgan was taken TO bis
quarters by the police.
AZ winter approaches the emigration, rs csos, De.
,resseg. Last weex the Dunbor OF arrivals from sps
thousand nne hundred and eighty y-toar making
,ne hundred and seventynve thousand three hundred
aud nfty-two since the current year commenced. The
number landed to this date last rear hundred
and forysix thousand ave hundred and nineteen. Tho
balance Of the Concentration Fund a. present o0o L.
Captain Rei tue alleged Lake Erie rebel pirate wss
yesterday released from arrest by the court the
charge upon which he held being abandoned bot 10
was immediately after rearrested On a fresh warrant.
An investigation IN regard to the chsrse ~if be
made TO day.
the stock market was dur Yesterday. Cold was
heavy, and, after openng at a3sf, olosed a, 22e1.
Government securities were duh.
The fail in gold unsettled the markets. again. ana
dered prices nominal. The buoyapcy aud 1rmness which
prevailed on Tuesday proved TO be only Temporary and
the result simply Of the rise 10 gold. The amount Of
business yesterday was light, and confined almost wholly
TO domestic produce. On Change the -four market do
ci'usd So. . Ioc.. with rather more doing Wheat was
irregular and lower. Corn dali. and &c. &C. lower
Oats quiet and scarcely Grm PORK was more sc
tive, bat 81 a 81 50 por barrel lower. Reef quiet bus
nrm. Lard easier while wh,sksy was scarcely so nrm
Freghts quiet
Al the monthly sale Of Scranton coal in this city ys.
isrdsy, twenty-five thousand tons cold slight sd
the prices OF the regular sale OF The previous
month Stove coal sold yesterday n from uine dollars