The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Our European sles by Africa and North American
dated to OF June contain come very interesting
details Of the Geographic reports from Cape Race
and Halifax
full report which took place IN the Eng-
lsh House Lords relative the alleged enlistment Of
British subjects in the American army 10 published 70 tho
HERALD 10 day viii that the Marquis OF Clan.
ricardo and Lord Broagham limited the possibility OF
an allied Anglo French intervention In our war affairs
The French people were wild YIN excitsmsnt a. the
fac, French horse Vermont the great prize
OF Parts THE French Derby, beating tho famous English
Blair Atho Napoleon himself sauted the French
racer with the victory Deamarre,
the owner winner. made present to Kitchener,
the Jockey who rode Vermont OF f200. Is reported
that the Jockey much 97o0 by bets ON his own
account
copy OF the Mstamoros Bdndera Naciondl contains
the communications By Colonel Dupin to the nhabi
tans Panuco In which he commands them TO furnish
him with hundred muskets and forty horses or forty
thousand dollars instead In Of compliance with
these orders would command the town to be entirely
destroyed The Inhabitants. not being able willing to
comply with the demand, had to abandon the town to
the invaders The Same paper. In s issue Oh the Zotn
ult contains also the communications from Captain v
Jouvert Governor Cortinas inviting him 10 very per-
suasve terms Join the Intervention, TO which the
Governor replies in polite note that not even for mo.
will he deviae from that path which, az soldier
and Mexican, he s bound 70 follow.
The Port Prince (HaytD Opinion Rationale In It's
Of llth nst says that cotton present OBJ
tanned remarkably large quantities In many parts of
the republic and that such the prospects for It's pro-
duction the future, they think that 10 few years
win the principal article Of expectation. Coffee will
then range second to II.
The Maryland Constitutional Convention. which IL In
sion at Annapolis, yesterday adopted au article pro-
ving that hereafter slavery shall exist in the State
of Maryland and declaring free al persons now held as
slaves.
The Board OF Aldermen met yesterday afternoon and
transacted considerable business resolution Was Of
ered by Alderman Cnpp declaring tho Fort Gansevoort
property open for market purposes and calling upon the
Street Commissioner have the grounds laid out City
Inspector Booe sent in communication In reference 10
the fat boiling nuisance suggested that tho Board OF
Health would immediate 10 abate tho evil
communication received from the Mayor in refer
to certain items OF information desired by L. L
Doy CHIEF Of the Bureau OF Military Statistics at Albany.
and urging upon the Common Council the necessity OF
furnishing such contributions to the historical and sta
tsiica records they might deem proper. motion TO
appropriate $500 for portrait Of Mayor Opdyke
lost for want of constitutional VOTE After dsposing OF
batch Of papers from the Board Of Councmen, the Al
Until IuuTsuAy uext, tWV CioCA
The Board OF Uouncimen held special meeting yes.
terday Afternoon and transacted large amount OF
tine business A resolution was adopted, over the
Mayors veto. authorizing tho Street Commissioner to
furnish the several police justices with suitable badges
They also adopted resolution, Notwithstanding the OBJ
jections Of Mayor Guuther, directing the Corporation
Counsel to take the necessary legal open
number Of streets in the upper part Of the city reso
luton from the Board Of Aldermen, requesting the ap
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approaching anniversary Of national independence
presented. Mr. Jaques moved to insert the OF
$40 GOO, which lost and the resolution originally
offered (eaving the sum b'ank) was adopted lengthy
discussion motion to appropriate the
OF 81 900 to Industrial school Forysecoud street.
charge OF Of the Sisters OF Charity which amend
BY resolution give the Cnidrcns Aid Society tho
amount. Pending the discussion, tho Board ad-
journed.
Tho proceedings in the General Sessions yesterday
Interesting as will DO by full report elsewhere
motion 70 remove indictments against Marshal Muir
ray ana ASSISTANTS the kidnapping Arw~.M.-,
to the United States Circuit Court argued by Messrs
and Brady for the defendants District Attor
ney Hail and Judge Parker for the people. decision
will rendered Wednesday, the 9th OF July, which,
averse defendants, will be followed by an appiica
ton to euash the Indictments The famous Clancy libel
suit postponed till September, against the earnest
protest Of the ubiquitous Count Joannes. The Grand
Jury were discharged for term, and submitted
tuition to the that u inexpedient 10 examine
into the action the general to the sup
prsesion OF the World Journa, Of Commerce
papers for publishing the Howard bogus proclamation
Mr. Hall bis intention TO submit the matter to
the next Grand Jury Of the General Sessions
in The case United states against Isaac Hendor
SON. charged with nalfsasnce in ose while Navy Agent
port New YORK, examination was had yester.
day The stands postponed indefinitely, or rather
until Mr. Henderson arranges bis affairs aud can prepare
his defence
The case Unted States against Madame Henrietta
Eachi making false return to the amount Of her
income tho assessor, yesterday discontinued by
Commissioner Osborne who received from the collector
notification the matter had been arranged 10 the
satisfaction Of the United states authorities
The appeal from order made at special term OF the
Court Of Common Pleas in the OF stephen 7. Clark
vs. James Others directing the issues OF fact
by the pie dngs 70 be tried BY jury, was argued
yesterday general term By Mr.. Cram on the part
OF the plaintiff and Mr.. McXeoIon the part OF tho de-
fence. Decision reserved.
Commercial affairs very irregular yesterday, and
owing to the radical the hourly quotations
OF gold there disposition 10 operate. Both foreign
and domestic merchandise duh and nominal. Cot
ton was without decided change Petroleum was irrsgu-
lar Crude was hesvy; but refined was frmer. On
Change the movement In the leading staples was to
fair extent markets were 8eucfay neaVy
little or except pork and beef which very firm.
The grocery market was without important change
THE SHoppY PARTY FALLING TO PIECES
The Presidents Cabinet commenced quarrelling
soon after they were appointed over the divi-
sion OF the Offices, and have continued their
wrangle ever since The contest between them
has been growing more fierce and bitter ever
since, until it has finally reached an open hos
tility 1t has extended to the followers and
friends OF each Cabinet minister. The result 10