The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-18

iamstous Offering pardons 70 Ill except the sads and
In oonseouencs number Of soldiers who had engaged In
,h rebellion had returned 70 shs allegiance Martial
l. had been declared In the rebsous sections Of the
country
By correspondent who teiegraphs from station on
the Overland route hundred miles west Of Denver,
Colorado Territory informed that apprehensions
are extensively entertained that the Indian troubles Of
last the Plains will soon DO resumed The Sioux
and Cheyennes gathering the North Platte river
and are committing depredations Several travellers
have been killed Attacks made on some Of the
stations about the LIST Of June and considerable stock
was driven on
In tine United States Circuit Court yesterday before
Judge Shipman, John Nolan pleaded guilty TO passing
counterfeit fifty dollar gresnbacks In various parts Of tho
city, and was to the State Prison for year
Charles Cavendish convicted of passing three counter
felt nifty dollar bogus greenbacks upon housekeeper
from whom he had rented room, sentenced TO i've
years hard labor In the State Prison Ellen Morton
viced Of passing counterfst nifty cent currency notes.
sent the State Prison for three years Abort Brun
dage pleaded guilty TO like offence and sentenced
TO two years Imprisonment in the State Prison.
In the Of Charles Walters under sentence Of
death for tho murder Of his mistress application
made before Judge Ingraham yesterday for writ Of
staying the execution until the next term Of tho
Supreme Court general term. Tho counsel for the pri
claims that when Walters sent back by
the Court Of Appeals he should have been rsentenced
by the Court OF Oyer and Terminer, instead Of the
Court OF General Sessions Tho judge took the papers,
and will probably render decision tomorrow or next
day. Walters execution is fixed for Friday next.
Herman Ruzade received judgment In his favor for
two hundred and fifty five dollars yesterday in the
Marine Court before Judge Mccarthy, in suit against
John Miller for alleged assault and robbery in the lager
beer saloon Of the latter about the middle Of last month
meeting of the committee OF the Board Of Aldermen
appointed to consider the subject Of erecting
to Robert Fulton the first apper Of steam TO navigation
and Professor Morse of telegraph celebrity TO have
been hold yesterday tho City Hail. but for want Of
quorum II was adjourned till Tuesday next
Yesterday the anniversary Of tho battle Of Bunker
Hill 1t celebrated with considerable spirit at differ
ent places in Massachusetts, In Boston the principal
business houses closed, and number OF associa-
tions marched in procession through the streets.
The members of Company II, Of the Ninth regiment.
New York State National Guard celebrated the thirty
fourth anniversary Of their organization last night by
an elegant and bounteous supper OF 654 Broadway
Speeches and songs OF course entered into the pro-
ceedngs.
Daniel M Porter lawyer Of this city, whose Office L.
at No Wall street. has recently been arragned before
Of police magistrates and required to give twenty
thousand dollars bail to charge Of having, by
false pretences obtained twenty thousand dollars from
Mr. Henry D. Stover OF 1914 West Twenty second street.
During last summer Mr. Slower was confined in Fort
Lafayette and he alleges that Porter visited him there
and represented that for the above his release could
be obtained; that the money was advanced, and that
soon after he liberated, but that he subsequently
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Navy Department which had knowledge of Porter's
transactions and that the twenty thousand dollars
any part Of it had had nothing to do in procuring the
result An examination Of the case SGT down for the
18th inst
The following commitments for trial made by the
police magistrates yesterday Thomas Norton and
Thomas Harrington, hack drivers charge Of having.
several days ago. robbed onc-iegged soldier, named
David Curtin who had just arrived in the city, OF two
hundred and fifty dollars. John P. Thompson, Cana
dian charged with stealing hundred and eighty dol
lars from James B. Clover soldier stopping at the Now
England Rooms Broadway. Hugh 0Brien and Peter
McCannon, charge Of committing brutal outrage on
Ellen slaery, Of No 1913 West Twenty third street.
the Attn ult while the three out together in small
boat on the North river and George Williamson and John
Prickett alleged hotel thieves charge OF attempted
robbery at the Putnam County Hotel in Fourth avenue
man named Patrick Cavanagh died yesterday from
the effect Of stabs alleged to have been inflicted him
last Tuesday evening by John Drake living at 200
West Twenty eighth street. during quarrel between the
two at the residence Of the letter Drake in custody
Policeman Gustavus webber, who, the night of the
Sd inst, at his residence 1l9 Columbia street, killed
Albert Ansee by shooting him. and subsequently shot
himself died yesterday at Bellevue Hospital from the
effects Of his wound.
The two rear cars Of the passenger train the New
yesterday morning became detached when Oneida
Station, and tumbed down embankment No person
was killed. but number severely injured though
none Of them, it is thought, fatally.
The stock market was on the whole nrm yesterday;
but closed heavy Government securities were steady
Gold opeied at 145 and closed the street at half
past ave p NJ at las At night II declined, and closed
at lax.
The advance in gold exerted no influence on the mer-
chandse markets yesterday, which were dull, as usual
on Saturdays and but little business was transacted
Foreign goods particularly quiet and prices were
nominally unchanged. Cotton and petroleum were
steady Groceries in moderate request, but nrm.
On Change -four and grain dull and heavy Pork
was Co., 7sc. Cd. whiskey was lc lower. and dull
as that
The Empire I'm Mexico-Whst Nextf
The letter Of our correspondent in the City
of Mexico, printed elsewhere, gives US some of
the important features Of the present condition
of the land of the Montezumas. It is the pic
ture Of attempted Imperialism. There Is
splendid and extravagant gaiety; there are
court balls to which members of distinguished
families are invited, and where the Empress is
seen, magnificent with lace and diamonds;
there are great marriages, festivals and so on.