The New York herald., 1864-10-06


from wnich he died in twsnytour hours. rSe cspss,n
nra eppe,s put ana brought 20 sbis port wes,
~as eaorsl bsacaens % Nova soosis, aged aboui
Al III assuo7 q TIE Dpsrd n Educaton last evening
no business Of public interest came mp ~ aaa1 e.
the regular at the law schools has ccmnencsd
The University Law school opened Monday sveDiss.
when ntersssins lecture wAs delivered By profsssos
John Nortu Pomsroy. The Columbus ocess iaw school
reopened yesterday and Prsesser Thee w. Dwight an
noancsd sahects Of lhs and ths daily hours
Of icctsrng. ss'a# -.a t.sa vs. af. e
Tho meeting Of the Soldiers. Memorial Associations vas
adjourned eysnipS nsure oocssIon, because Of
the non. attendsncs Of speaksrs.s Laa q Ms,
tho general agent OF the Emigration connsssiensrs
stated a. their meeting yesterday that young English
man. u.wed ". n. oocksrsiI, who landed on Tuesday
from the Daniel Webster attacked on pier 2l East
river BY three rowdiss who asked him 70 enlist and,
On his refusal they beat him badly that be has snce
been deaf and 10 bordering on insensbsy sucn
occurrences he said, becoming frequent ana nsea
ine vigilance OF the police II they have any Ine num-
ber or emigran,s landed last week wss 2.6lo, making
lS ass since January AGAINST llo 6l7 TO the CORES
bonding date last year. Tho oommutation oaAAnee u
$21,510 90
The argument In the World libel suit was conciudeo
Yesterday before Judge Leonard In she Supreme Court
rhsmters The counsel for defence took the ground
that the motion discovery OF the books been
previously denied by Judge Sutherland, The matter
should res until the General Term OF she Supreme
Court had reversed the decision The counsel Tor tne
plautn quite pernacious in urging his mosion. ana
insisted that unless granted Af. Opdyke would
have remedy except TO mere mon OF straw, while
ths responsible OF the paper could Sit IN the bck
ground and laugh in their sleeves. Judge Leonard took
tho papers and announced that he would render deci
sirn a early day
In the case BENJAMIN F. Hatch Cora v L. Hatch,
where the plaintiff sues divorcs tho ground Of
adultery Judge Barnard decided yesterday that would
be necessary issues before referee Tor set
isment The OF the therefore put on un
Oil the November term L
In the case o. Samuel Rosner the Mayor whore the
plaintiff sued TO recover s. 063 the destruction OF his
by the July rclers tho jury brought n verdict OF
81 1858 In favor OF the sufferer. TIE Corporation Counsel
so, the verdict aside on the ground that win
lhe exc option few articles Of trlng value the pro-
Iery been stolen carried away BY tho mob the
law made provision for compensation except where
property was injured destroyed and hence he claimed
the lantG was not entitled Judge Barnard
said he would look over the testimony and render de-
csioa In . few days.
The Grand Jury in tho Court OF General Sessions being
10 session. the Grand Jury in the Oyer and rermner was
discharged yesterday by Judge Barnard until the l7th INST
Robert j. Gilbert who was indicted for the murder q
Patrick Kinsley at dame Bells saloon, Broadway
pleaded guilty yesterday In the Court Of Oyer and Ter
miner to manslsughter In the fourth degree. Tho
prisoner was remanded TOR sentence.
In the case OF Jacob Sterne We. Emanuel Hirchkind,
where plaintiff suee to S. 900 for sanderous
epithes by the defendant in business circles.
the jury yesterday brought In verdict OF $50 n favor OF
tho amount just sufficient TO carry costs
The Grand Jury Of the General Sessions brought In
uunber OF indictments yesterday aud resumed their
duties On motion of the Of William Thomp-
son. charged with tho murder OF Michael Murray, was
| Sc, down for Monday. Henry Rusch indicted for .
feiouious assault upon John Prescott BY dischnrgog
loaded pistol a, him. Of which lodged 10 his
body, pleaded guilty assault with dangerous
weapon With do bodily harm. Tho occurrences
TOOK place on the 17th Of April 10 drinking saloon In
ihe Bowsry. whore, a b alleged By the accused,
Prescott threw . glass Of wine In hS face
without provocotion and then together with confedsr
a.es him for the purpose Of robbng him OF
OF money. His counsel asked time 70
present number Of adsvits substsnsiatng the state
msnts OF dsfendant The Recorder postponed the
sentence until Saturday The Xssstant District Attorney
stated In open court that dinculs TO bring ndict
msnts On for trial consequence Of counsel negectins
to arrange the trial Of their The Court an
that hereafter Whenever counsel failed TO Arrange
18th Dssros A,sney for the trial OF case, no ap
piicstiou for postponement that ground would b
entertained.
The stock market was irregular the opening yester
day, but gradually improved, and n the afternoon
shrp took place. Tho gold market Was steady, the
fluctuations being from Iss1 1917. which closed.
Government securities dull bat ssady. The state
meu. Of the napcaI coudis& the Pitsburg and Fort
wayno the end Of July last shows s earnings
for the previous seven months have been &35l2 500.
This gives surplus Of earnings expenditures OF
$sos, ,5ss,
Though the gold market was comparatively steady
yesterday the markets general merchandise by
no means steady Tho feeling 10 tho public mind was
OF uueasness, apparently requiring only violent fuc
tuaticrs in gold to ripen II into another panic. Neary
all descriptions Of merchandise, including dry goods,
ruled OF the buyer but buyers were hard tc
be found quotations for the most part nomnaiy
the same Tuesday Cotton was almost nominal q,
further decline OF lc. &c. pound. Petroleum W
dull and heavy but not especially lower Groceries were
quiet and nominal, which the with nearly oil
kinds OF imported goods. On Change the -four market
was dull and l0c. q 2Oc lower. wheat &c. a &c
lower, with fair demand. Corn also lower with
fair business doing the decline Oats dull aud lower
The pork market opened dui and decidedly lower bui
closed active and hrm Beef and lard quiet lower
whiskey &c. &c. lower, with only moderate business
Fregb rather active but rates without decided
| change
The Chicago Convention on the War
! "Four Years of Failure
The most stupid and suicidal, and yet the
most impudent and dstestable, declaration evel
made by any couclave OF revolutionary con
spirators since the time Of the French Jacobn
| Club is embodied in the Infamous second reso-
luton Of the Chicago Convention. In that re-
solution vallandigham and his associate plat.
form builders, to use their own words, "sx-
r1t fho oft he