The New York herald., 1865-03-24

no Court ordered verdict for hs paantR IT. ths fun
amount claimed.
rhs Merchant Win oass was p1s oR fos Ne term -
tsrday in the Supreme Court circuit In oenssqusaos sf
the business engagements Of sxJudss Psuspont Of
the counsel for the dsfsncs.
: Yesterday In the Court Of General Sessions John
NoGlbbon only fourteen years old, pleaded guilty 70
burglary In entering tho residence Of Mr.. Andrus No.
l2l Twsnty-ssvensh street, who, with his wife, was
aroused by noise whom they discovered the prisoner
and his brother the house. Tho boy drew pistol and
nrsd one shot, and was about firing the second when Mr.
Andrus seized his and prevented the shot taking
effect Judge Russell In passing sentence observed that
the youthful burglar who appeared 70 be very intel
gent had notorious reputation. Ho sentenced him TO
Hve years imprisonment in the State prison. Francis
Nsrth who Is also known expert burglar pleaded
guilty attempt 70 enter the promises Of Mr. Ebhardt
Pafrath, No. 18s Canal street, on the 9Th inst, and
was sent 70 the State Prison for two years and
six months Michael and Mary Cough, charged with
robbng . sailor named Michael. Smith Of three
hundred and sixty-nve dollars on tho 10th OF
January were acquitted. John r. schweskie, indicted
for receiving barrel of sugar. knowing TO have boon
stolen also acquitted the accused having proved an
excellent character Archibald Giles was convicted OF
grand larceny in stealing three barrels Of oil from the
promises OF James Gault 302 Seventh avenue, the
18th Of February last and sent 10 the State Prison
for two years Other the calendar but in
consequence Of the absence Of police officers they wore
not tried The City Judge stated that hereafter IL police
men dsrcgarded the subpenas of the Court he would or
der them TO be locked up.
The New York express tram tho New York Central
Railroad ran of the track eight miles west Of Uca about
noon yesterday Five passenges cars were piled In
heap in water from three to five feet deep and two per-
sons were killed and between twenty and thirty injured
t~o of thA hriHu foup mil
west Of vncennes tho Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
was accidentally burned the night Of the 10th instant
The casualty not discovered in time to stop the OK
press train due Cincinnati Saturday morning, and
tho express baggage second class thrown
on tho track by which i've SIX persons received slight
injuries
The late reshot was particularly in It's damages
in the city Of Rochester storehouses, mills and bridges
in great numbers swept away suddenly reducing
mon OF opuence TO condition OF poverty 1t Is sad
that twenty nvo thirty wrcsted from their
foundations and carried down the Gsnesee river 70 Lake
Ontario.
by rc at Springfield, ILL.,, on the night Of the 18th
nst about forty thousand dollars worth Of property was
destroyed
| President Lincoln and Mrs. Lincoln left Washington
Yesterday on visit TO General Grant and the armies
! James river.
Governor Bamlette Of Kentucky, Louisville paper
says has emancpated oil his slaves.
A young man named Henry Mallory was yesterday
committed to the Tombs for trial tho charge Of having
stolen hundred dollars worth Of jewery on the 10th
inst, from Mrs. Adams Of Aorrsania, In whose house
he had been for time previous soournng, during
protced sickness Nearly al the stolen articles have
been recovered.
The stock and gold markets were In panic yesterday
afternoon. Governments sympathized Gold closed
down at 161X. 1t closed q tho evening board n
150K.
The feeling in commercial circles again very fever
sh yesterday and the depression In gold caused the
markets to again become very shaky. Imported mer
chandse very quiet and prices were entirely nomi
| nal. Domestic produce was dull and nominal Cotton
less ectiro and prices decidedly lower Pee,
lcum dul! and heavy Groceries were quiet sOn
thange -Four and grain unsettled and lower, the
former having deslned 1Oc 10 2oc The pork market
/ was ry uuiei