The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-11

expected that she will get of before the lSth no
accident occurs, for Newfoundland.
The British Parliament is to be dissolved this year
without the customary ministerial white bait dinner-a
very unusual occurrence.
Interesting news from South and Central America IL
contained dispatches brought by the steamship
Costa Rca, which arrived here yesterday from
Aspinwall on the LIST inst The Costa Rica
brought to this port over seven hundred and
ninety three thousand dollars In specie. The
trouble Spain and Chile has finally been AMIGA
bly, adjusted in said ~ be perfectly honora-
Bile both Sides and the Chilean republic besides being
freed from the apprehensons of war; represented as
being in very prosperous and promising financial
mercial and industrial condition. The revolution still
progressed in against the Of President
Peze who, it apprehended, would soon have
cumb to the revolutonists. In Ecuador also another
revolution against the established had
started with prospects of success while that in
Salvador had been completely suppressed In the State
OF Panama, republic of Colombia Colonel Carresso,
said to be partisan of ex-President Mosquera,
had landed with small force at Portocabello, and
menced rebellion; but troops had been sent against
him by the government and thought that he and
his party would be captured or expelled. Alto
gether the by this arrival is Of about revolution
airy character that usually received from the Spanish
American republics
widow
Of the late King arrived Panama in the latter part Of
June from Honolulu board the British ship Clio
after sailed from Aspnwal for England, visit
to Queen Victoria.
At the meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors yesterday
resolution adopted requesting the Comptroller
prepare and submit ordinance making suitable ap
preparation to deray the expenses of the new Fire De-
partment. A message from the Mayor containing many
suggestions and recommendations many prominent
subjects received and referred to appropriate
mttees A number of bills were received and disposed
Of and also the quarterly report Of the Comptroller
showing the expenditure Of the county for the last three
months to be 81, 66l 6l6 IS.
The Aldermen adjourned on the Goth uIt till the 4th Of
September next; but in consequence of the difficulties
between the for cleaning the
the cartmen aboros the members Of the Board
sembed yesterday in special session. when preamble
and resolutions were introduced and unanimously
adopted setting forth that the contractors not
plying with the terms Of their agreement that the city
is again in filthy condition, calling the attention Of the
Street Clesling Commission consisting of the Mayor,
Recorder Comptroller City Inspector and Corporation
Counsel to the matter and urging that measures BIO i'm
medatey taken to correct the evil The Aldermen do
suggest the be pursued but pledge their
operation with the Mayor and his colleagues in any
efficient movements that may be made and insist that
city from the dangers of pestilcnce
The Board OF Councmen held short session yestcr-
day They concurred with the Aldermen in requesting
the Mayor take immediate steps have the streets Of
the city cleaned. message was received from the
Mayor vetong resolution directing the Comptroller TO
give permission the Sisters of Charity to the
building the OF Fifty first and Licking.
ton avenue an industrial school for girls.
The carmen and laborers held another enthusiastic
streets very dirty that the contractors doing
very little towards cleaning them, received from all
the wards of the city Several speakers addressed the
meeting and the spirit OF resistance tho
contractors was maintained without abatement
meeting Of the Board Of Engineers and Foremcn
OF the Volunteer Fire Department held last evening
in relation to the difficulty arising Of the delay of the
Commissioners In organizing the department accord
ing to the provisions Of the law On vote being
taken, twenty three companies voted leave tho de-
partment and perform duty All the other companies
voted in favor of sustaining the Commissioners by per-
forming duty until honorably discharged.
In the Court OF General Sessions yesterday Judge
sci sentenced James O'Bren Hugh Tracy, guilty Of
breaking into the dwelling house Of Mr. s. G. Genn
the State prison for five yean John Jones and Joseph
Johnson sneak thieves sent 70 the State prison for
the same period. Frederick Hisley, indicted for killing
Thomas Casey pleaded guilty Of granddaughter in tho
third degree and remanded for sentence. Henry
Hastings, ex-policeman convicted Of being
ccrned in burglary committed upon tho store of Mr.
VIM. Schloss, in Warren street. He will DO sentenced
Friday Judge Russell directed order be entered
upon tho minutes of the Of the demise OF ex Re-
corder Tillou.
In the surrogates Court yesterday the testimony in
the wills Of vreuenburg and James Ross
deceased summed up, and the submitted for
the decision Of the court The will OF Archibald R vee
deceased, admitted to probate. Surrogate Tucker
rendered his decision upon tho contested wiz of the atc
Mrs. Lucy p Howell, which tried In April and May
last The testimony in this case which is vouminous
shows the deceased, Mrs. Howell, to have been be-
tween seventy and eighty Of age and Of
property the OF thirty thousand dollars
She leaves but daughter Mrs Doson who contested
the will upon tho allegation Of mental incompetency
the part OF her mother The will leaves ono thousand
dollars In money and the interest Of a fund OF
twelve thousand dollars to DO paid TO Mrs.
Dolson, and gives tho bulk or the property Of tho
deceased the Board of Education of the Old School
Esq lawyer who connected with that institution
and whose subsequent death has left the the
dark to the influences by which the old lady was
moved in making this disposal of her property Much
evidence taken to the mental soundness Of Mrs
Howell but her capacity to make will Is established,
in the opinion Of the Surrogate and decree Of probate
was, therefore, ordered to be entered This has
cited much interest in religious circles Of the
large bcques made for the education OF INDECENT young
for the Presbyterian ministry. The Angevnc ad-
mnisration case continued yesterday before tho
Surrogate and testimony against the claim of the alleged
widow taken. The brother and sister Of deceased
testified that they heard supposed the deceased
married The is still on.
The following persons committed for trial yester-
day by the city police magistrates: William Virgins
and Thomas knox, charged with garroting Lieutenant
George II Greene Of the Thirty fifth regular infantry,
in Greene street, Spring, last Sunday evening,
and stealing from him nearly six hundred dollars John
Newell Charles Carlton and James Karn youths Of six
tcen seventeen and eighteen years. in whose possession
found lot Of burglars Instruments charge Of
attemptnp carly vcsterdav morning In force an