The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

wilmington G. The cargo consisted OF zoos bales o.
cotton aud 4oT boxes Of tobacco, TO VIM 2. Campoen
me bermuda Ca,ete. speaking or the contemplated 40
parurs England a the Governsr Of the island SAYS
The present administration Of the governments has now
somewhat three years. period FAR from
nsventul In the history Of the colony During this
time, owing mainly disastrous in North Anne
rca commercial prosperity Of the colony has reached
almost giddy elevation bringing with It numerous In
and perpsxng questions, requiring considerable
sagacity and tact 70 solve"
terrible accident, occurred the New York Central
Railroad ucar Syracuse yesterday afternoon inc loco
motive boiler Of the steamboat express train, gong eas
exploded when four miles from hat place, killing
three persons and seriously nurng twenty i've or thirty
others In another column will be fouEd list Of the
Of sufferers who were taken to Syracuse for
medical treatment.
Tho American Medical Association reassembled at
Irving Hall, at hApast ton O'Clock yesterday morning,
and transacted considerable amount Of routine bust.
Professor Gardiner presented set Of revolutions
asking the government for permission to send flag Of
boat TO the South nth medical Stores to be applied
to the alienation Of the susrngs Of Union and rebel
soldiers In rebel HOSPITALS. and supported his reso-
utons the ground OF humanity and desire to advance
the interests Of medical science After some discussion
the resolutions were laid the table by very small
majority The association will hold another meeting to-
day. at nine O'Clock ~. and II the business bs all
disposed Of a final adjournment will take place.
The or Abraham S. Jones Th0s f. Warner.
the Superior Court before Judge Robertson yesterday
attracted some attention The parties both brokers'
doing business in Wall street, and quarrelled the
amount OF interest TO be paid . loan OF - 900
for two days. Jones the lender and insisted get
ting Per cent agreed upon Warner repudated
any such agreement, aud said be would not pay the
amount claimed. Jones thereupon applied some harsh
ephets TO the defendant when the latter struck out from
the shoulder striking the plaintiff three heavy blows In
the face Verdict the plaintiff of $3.50 with COSTS
There Is an interesting nuisance case on trial in the
Court OF Common Pleas before Judge Cardozo. The plain
t, Abraham D. Cooper Of No. 90 Jane street. complains
that the boiler shop Anderson McIaren In his rear
makes his residence unteuanabe in consequence Of the
continual hammering incident the business. verdict
of 500 damages rendered against the defendants in
the Marine Court some time ago. and the plaintiff
seeks get injunction restraining the defendants from
making such noise The defence set up is that the
business perfectly legitimate, and that there is law
whereby the noise in question be prevented Case
still on.
The case OF Stephen Clark Va. James and Erastus
Brooks about which much has been written,
the calendar in tho Court Of Common Pleas before Judge
Cardozo, yesterday but usual the trial Of the
postponed There considerable sparring between
the counsel Of the adjournment but the mat
ter finally settled by putting OF the trial until after
the holidays, when Mr.. James Brooks, who Is in
Washington, will have opportunity to be present
The OF Ex-Governor Price, OF New Jersey, vs.
p. Dewey and others, which has been trial in the
Supreme Court before Judge Foster the Odd umo,
sent to the jury yesterday afternoon but up to
late hour they bad not agreed upon verdict.
The roll o. petit jurors for the June of the Gene
raj Sessions called yesterday. few gentlemen
excused by Recorder Holman while those who
failed 70 answer 10 their names fined $25 each.
The stock market evnced more buoyant tone yester-
day, ard prices better tined Cold advanced
tre the quotations fraction above 1914 Gov
ernment securities firm and In demand.
Money ruled easy and borrowers accommodated IN
most instances six per cent. Secretary Chase has
Guided his negotiations with the banks and the govern
ment will now receive plentiful supply OF funds.
The commercial situation remained unchanged yeser.
day. There but moderate business in foreign
goods, white domestic produce sold only fair extent.
The changes in prices mmateria except in few
cases. Petroleum was mixed, refined heavy, dull and
nominal and crude active and higher. Cotton frmer
On Change the market for wheat and -four strong,
sellers having slight advantage regards prices. Corn
abou. &c. Sc lower--a natural reaction
from the late unwarranted excitement and advance.
Provisions without decided change, II except
further slight depreciation in the prices Of pork Taow
was 1rmer and active. Whskey steady Freights quiet
and without much change In rates. Groceries generally
were dull