The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-06

Montreal despatch published in last Sundays
H nAID announced that the Canadian government do
signed removing the st. Adams raiders from that city fol
trial The removal took place yesterday Tho prisoners
discharged from custody early in the morning and
Immediately rearrested and despatched by railroad to
Upper Canada probably to ST. Catharnes or Toronto
EUROPEAN NEWS.
The steamship Etna, from Queenstown March 20,
reached this port yesterday with four days later
American advices to the 11h Of March, reporting
Shermans advance towards Raleigh and the food famine
in Lees army, published in England and exercised
salutary influence United States stocks.
| In the House Of Commons Mr. Berkeley provoked q
discussion the probability of between England
and America and tho nccd of England being prepared
for it. Hewas backed up by Mr. Peacocko The Marquis
Of Harrington for the Cabinet said that such
| POSSIBLE, +" but not very probable"
The Americans from the North and South resident in
Rome entertained General Mcclellan public banquet
Vienna journal says that President Lincoln had
promised recognize the Mexican empire the close Of
the American war; and that NapoeOn's negotiations with
Mr. Seward the subject of Mexico very satisfac
| tory.
Consos closed in London March 70 at 50 seH for
money. Messrs A. Fachiri Son, OF Liverpool, London
and New York, had suspended with liabilities OF one
hundred thousand pounds United States nve-twentes
improved under the influence Of the latest from
America
The Liverpool cotton market was dull March %, at
decline Of about ono half Of penny Provisions
quiet and steady. Breadstuff., were quiet sad firm
THE LK0IsLATURR.
In the sena eye n rday the Governor sont i'm his nom
nations for FresCommssIones in tho oity Of New York
under tho now Paid Fire Department bill They wers
TO confer additional powers upon tho Arbitration Com
mittee Of the Nov York Chamber of Commerce. TO moor
porate the Students Aid Associations Of the New York
FREQ Academy and toincorporate the Longshorsmen's
Benevolent Society of Brooklyn. The bills ordered tes
third reading were those TO change tho Of
New York Free Academy; to incorporate the wop6h
Lodge Of Frcsmasons Of this city and couer additional
powers the marshals Of Now York general bill for
the incorporation Of clubs societies for social
tive purposes introduced and ordered TO . third
reading The death Of Dr.. Willard, Surgeon General on
the staff of Governor Fenton, being announced, after
brief euoges to his memory the Senate sosk>a
Upon reasssmSling tho consideration Of the Registry b
progressed with and advanced 70 THIRD reading
In evening session the Assembly resolutions Of thanks
Brgader 0enesal Curtis and his troops fss their heroic
conduct 1t Fort Tishcr adopted unaninously Rs
monstaces presented against the Second Avenue
and Third Avenue Railroad bills.
In the Assembly the bill authorize Tho appointments
Of two additional suosates In tho city Of New York ws
taken up debated at length and returned to the Judciy
Committee With power 10 report oompete The Dry Dook
and East Broadway Railroad bill was then taken up,
whoa motion being made 70 rseommit b the Commit
tee Of Whole which put and lost, the bill
read and adopted by vots Of yeas 80. nays "a.
The bill 10 alter the commisAoners' nap OF BsooNyn
was agreed To-. Bills were reported 70 amendI tho
charter of tho East New York and Ja1aca
Railroad Company; for railroad IN Eighty sixth
and l25th Streets New York; incorporate the Knick
erbockor Gas Company; TO incorporate the Brooklyn
Market Compsny; to amend the Sewerage act n Now
York and Brooklyn; 70 incorporate the sevesy-hrst
Regiment Association Of this city. bill Introduced
relative 70 wharfage In Now YORK; This L. The same
bill introduced in the Senate yesterday II asthorizes
the Port Captain charge certain vessels naS exempt
from the payment of tonnage fees, one and half per
cent per ton on their register resolution to- suspend
the rules In order reconsider The final adverse vote
the Broadway Parallel Railroad bill presented and
adopted by vote Of yeas CO. nays 80 evening SEES
sion was occupied In the consideration of eiam bills
NIsCHLLANIoUs NEWS.
Our Havana correspondence Of the lst inst gives
intelligence from the ciH Of Mexico 70 the 10th and
Vera Cruz 10 the 2Sd Of March, The country II Is repre-
sented, IL becoming comparatively ranqullized there
being no large republican armies remaining, and the
most troublesome guerilla bands having been dispersed
or annihlatsd. No mercy Ia shown by haximilian's
oncers to the guerlAs when caught The Emperor had
granted important privileges to two New Workers. for
working the petroleum. deposits recently discovered in
different portions Of Mexico. In reply 70 commnnica
ton from Commander Emmons, Of the United States
steamer Lsckawanna respecting the recent departure Of
our Consul. Mr. Etchson, from Nstamoros, General
Mes, Maxmilan's commander in that town, states that
Mr. Etch,son in consequence Of order from the EN-
pcror directing revision Of the exequainrs Of foreign
consular agents deemed 10 prudent 10 suspend business
which he did voluntarily. General Mejh assures Com
mander Emmons that Americans In Matamoros shall re
ceiye the same consideration and protection as persons
| Of other foreign nationsllties
BY the arrival here yesterday Of the steamship Costs
Rica from Asplnwal have Panama dispatches u
the 2eth Of March Peru still continued agitsted BY thu
revolutionary plots which the unpopular settlement o
the difficulty with Spain had provoked, and h wa
| thought that the present government would be over
thrown and Castillo be placed at the head Of affairs II
Bolivia the rcvolutionIss have triumphed. Chile
quiet Gre In the town OF Carmen, Colombia, de
stroyed property valued three millions Of dollars
There is nothing later Of Importance from Ceutrs
America
From the British West Indies II IL alleged under dat
OF March % that the British mail steamer Atrato, Car
tain Jellco from southampton for 81. Thomas, wa
brought TO in very uncourteous manner by Unite
States gunboa when within days sail Of the island
Tho name Of the gunboat Is not given
There was no drafting In the city yesterday the pr,
vos marshals being kept busy In recruiting volunteer
and examining men already drafted. Comparatively 70
OF the latter however held the OF those pr,
sentng themselves being such as were clearly exempt
A humber Of volunteers mustered In both al IN
provost marshals Offices aud at Mr. Bgnrs hesdqcarter
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