Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-24
NIGHT DISPATCHES
NEW YORK.

Reward for the Recovery of the Re.
mains of Preston Kfng-The French
and U. S. Treasury Department.
Large Shipment OF Cotton-Nlurder
and Robbery-A Heavy Judgment
Large Government SaIe-1ien. HerfOn
Resigned and in the Commission Blu
siness-BIs Fire-ChIltan Agents Pro-
cnring Arlns-Privateer Fittins out
Iabeas Corpus to be Restored, ana
Secret Detective system Dispensed
yyith-Report Relating to Negotia-
t5ons with Indians-Jenlkins Elected
Governor of Georgia.
| New YORK, 80 I'm addition TO the reward
offered by the Custom House officials for the
| recovery of the remains OF Preston King, an
| additional reward of $500, in behalf of the
friends and relations of the deceased, is offered
by Simon Smith and L. L. bridges.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-ln response to the
| denial by F. O. Smith OF the statement Of the
Portland Argus that Prof. NOISE had received
| 9 heavy Judgement against Smith, the PIotes-
| sor says There has been no Judgment, hut
verdict has been given in my favor for $40, 1872
It has been announced that Chilian agents
were purchasing quantities OF arps and mate
rial of war Also that a certain vessel was
fttug out as priyateer. The Chiian govern
ment does not propose, at present. to fit out
privateers. or even issue letters of maroue. No
PERSONS are authorized to purchase arms or
war materials here.
The Commercials Washington special says
the President expressed this morning his inten-
tion to resume the privileges OF the writ OF
habeas corpus at the earliest nossib time, and
to do away with the secret detective service
Mr., Gurnsey, of Wisconsin, one of The com.
mssoners sent to treat with the Indians of the
Northwest, says tho negotiations have hoen
satisfactory-that he thinks the Indians of the
upper Northwest country will succeed in estab-
fishing a geNeral peace throughout that coun.
try.
The wool dealers and brokers Of this city
propose to have daily meetings to consider their
Interests. =
The decision Of the Court of Appeals, in the
suit OF tho corporation of New York against
the 81 Avenue Railroad, for license fees aud
penalties, t-e company having refused to pay
the sum OF ilfty dollars a year, imposed by the
city ordinances, as license fee for each car
rum or TO pay the penalty Of fifty dollars for
each case Of reflls Il, is 10 the effect that tho
city having made a special agreement with the
Sd Avenue Company, by which the Company
was authorized and compelled to run the cars
oyer i.s route in sufficient numbers Ia accom-
modate the public, had no right to require apy
license to DC taken other than that the com
pany was compelled by agreement to obtain.
on the 10th inst. that the French Government
had complained to the custom authorities
against tiie vessels aud sandry nerscns, the
former as destined to transport arms, &c, to
Mexico, was substantially correct, and an alb
stract from a letter from an official states that
Il clearance was refused steamer until she was
examined BY Collector King, the Collector Civ
in as 4 reason for this course, that he had re-
celved protest against several vessels ia port,
said TO be preparing for illicit purposes against
French and English commerce.
The steamer Western Metropolis from Apa-
lachcola the 18th. brings 3, 900 bales of cot
ton. The total shipment Of cotton from that
port Tor the season viii reach so. 600 bales,
come $4,000 of which has vet to be shipped
About twenty vessels are loading.
The steamer Norwich mad sailed for New
Orleans for repairs.
A Cuban named Jose Garcia Otero. was
murGc, cd in the vicinity Of City Park Brook
lynn last night, and robbed Of S., 900 or $40
coo, which he had upon his person. He was
the proprietor of q Theatre in Havana, and had
come to this city for the purpose of purchasing
machinery &c. The supposed murderer is Jose
GouZiles, represented to be about forty years
OF age. five feet eight inches high, dark com
pleXion, black hair, aud thin black moristache
He had dined with the deceased in the morn
ing, and knew that he had the money upon his
person, ana lett the hotel IN company with his
victim, The murdered man was horribly mu-
tilated, with more than dozen wounds from a
dagger. wound over tue right eye with some
blunt instrument, and his body otherwise lace
rated. dagger and razor were found in
the vicinity. No arrest has vet been made.
New YORK, Nov 23.-The steamer Flam-
beau, from New Orleans with the 3lst Colored
Regiment, has arrived.
The steamers Nevada and Zodiac, from Sa-
vannah on the 18th, has arrived. The Ne
vada fell in with the steamer Mississippi off
Barnega,e, light and disabled, and towed her
back to this port. Among the passengers on
the Nevada are ex-GoV. Lowe and family Of
Maryland.
The Savannah Herald has informa' ion that
riot took place anioag the negroes Lear Ma
rlana,- Western Florida, the rioters burning u
cotton gin house. \ compan; Of regulars were
sent there to keep order.
There is 30 doubt CT the election Of jenkins
as Governor of Georgia.
The New York Herald says: The cotton
market IS dull holders lefusag to sell at the
decline. Quotations range from 4O0r4S4c.
Stock OIL hand ! GOO bales
The coast surveying steamer Dibb is at Sa-
yannah, making thorough explorations of the
during the war
Much qualification is expressed by the citi-
Aens OF Savannah at the ostablisfmei.t Of . line
OF steamers between that port and Boston.