The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-30

dresses were delivered by J. a. Sicily, ". W. Hewitt
and Mr. ssaAis. and Mcclellan campaign song eung BY
Mr. p. Dcgherty. Ths utmost enthusiasm pre- rallied
whenever OF General Mcclellan was mentioned
and the sentiments OF the speakers were loudly sp
plauded. Arrangements were made by the club 70 a.
tend the Mcclellan mass meeting the 10th Of August
Yesterday, in the Supreme Court chambers the d.
vorce case Of John vedder against his wife Mary vsddr
Judge Barnard confirmed the decree Of granting
divorce against the defendant
10 the matter Of George Count Joannes Vs. Horace W.
Day Judge Garvin yesterday announced decision In
favor Of the Count and against the demurrer OF the de-
PENDANT The plaintiff argued his case and claimed
judgment the ground that the demurrer frivolous
and pleaded upon the premises The motion was granted,
with ten dollars costs for plaintiff and judgment against
the demurrer, with leave defendant wthnl
twenty days upon payment Of costa otherwise, ina
judgment 10 be entered for two thousand five hundred
dollars for the plaintiff
An important will decided yesterday BY Judge
Barnard in the special term OF the Supreme Court, 1t
the OF Chsuncey Hose Of last will and
testament OF Henry Rose, deceased. The testator
by his viii bequesthed from and a half 10 two
millions OF dollars 10 found beneacent association for
poor children in the city Of New York. condition was
imposed however, that three hundred thousand dolars
should be raised from other purpose
limiting five years as the period within which this addi
ticna fund should be raised, aud in done
within the time one-half tho estate was to go TO the
American Colonization Society The half such
objects Of charity his executor might select. The
Court decided that the limitation or five years
violation of tho statute and thus voided only the
original beques, but the other requests depending upon
the failure OF the condition connected herewith The
eetate therefore, goes TO the brothers OF the deceased
We have begun 70 have meteoric displays more
reyiOD On s1avp a brill
resembling skyrocket appeared the heavens, rising
from the east ana shooting the sky west
ward, continuing visible for about half minute. Il
made pretty display while IL lasted but nothing
compared to great metcors three four years ago.
The drought in Wisconsin and Northern Illinois has
been succeeded by the heaviest known
section for many years. More water is said to have
fsen IN places than fell for several months pre-
vious.
The share market continued active yesterday, and the
upward movement in prices which commenced In the
early part OF the week continued There another
lively demand for government securities which II Is
ported comes from abroad quotations. again advanced
Gold dull but the premium ranged Of
day previous. Money continues In demand for stock
movements and borrowers freely supplied
per cent. An easy market is anticipated time
TO come owing to the free by the government Of
compound interest bearing legal tenders.
business was still unsettled yesterday. The fuctua
tons q gold and sterling exchange rendered foreign
and native goods entirely nominal and many people
were afraid TO nsme price at which they would buy
s Nevertheless fair business reported 10 seve-
raj articles yet trade called dull by almost every
body. Cotton was without decided change Petroleum
was irregular. Holders firm and business light.
Bygrantng some concession large business for export
would have ensued. On Change the leading staples OF
produce opened shade frmer, but the Improvement
was subsequently lost, and the market generally
dull at the close. Freghts little slack for want
OF supplies.