The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-04

him on the s,st rn al the Auart'c House, when was
largely attended, and which passed on Va '"
style The Admiral danced with greatsp r'S anu w w
honor to the wins and eatabies pr o''e' "eN'o'
Holmes rad noon, IN honor OF ''0ld talanandf'
significant ovation honor OF the hehicn ieP"'o' "a"
represented in the United States by General oega LOOK
,aco ,a., even;,g NJ pel,noncos in Fifth avenue AT
tan O'Clock large assemb age gathered at that point
vhere Grafulas Seventh Regiment Band serenaded the
distinguished Mexican who was accompanied ny TWO
members OF his saa and surrounded ny large numoer
of American and Mexican ctizens Speechcs ana toasS
y.r. mingled with other festivities and the occasion
was repete with interest and enthusiasm An extract
from a pointed letter written by Major General Phil
sheridan United Army, will attract general aten-
ton fun report will be found elsewhere in these
columns
lecture was delivered in Hope Chapel last evening
~ Rev 9 NJ Iandis Intended az a defence Of pam
inlet written and sold by him through agents. entitled
urbe Kew TO Heaven" The itinerant agent Of this
pamphet was arrested and the book seized obscene
and il was TO prove that the book was the contrary
moral book the principles laid down in it such as
were needed develop higher standard OF morality
among the people, that the lecture advertised
About forty people composed the audience.
AL the meeting of the Chamber OF Commerce yester-
day communication received from the Calcutta
Chamber OF COmmerce, expressing sympathy III ui0
death of Abraham Lincoln graceful terms No other
business of much public interest came up.
Not only is there middle among the rebels in Cana
d. but the Canadian Cabinet Death the latter
and desired death the former the bottom
Of the trouble The late Premier is likely to be succeed
cd by Mr. George Brown who ia very Objectionable 10
the French Canadians and the opposition to him will
probably break up the coalition existing Jake Thomp
tho source Of the trouble between the rebels IN
Canada He has lately abandoned the adventures more
needy than himself taking all that remained Of the rebel
spois and his fellow adventurers avengIng them
selves by wishing that the United States government
may catch and hang Thompson Our Montreal cores
pondence gives graphic picture Of the manner in which
the rebels exist and have their being At the expense OF
the sympathizers in that city.
convention Of the German WorlrAgmen's Union
held last evening in the Bowery, for the purpose Of
making various alterations the constitution laws
of their Union and complete arrangements for estab
fishing societies for the distribution Of goods at whole
sale prices to its members The Convention largely
attended by delegates from the various societies
prsng the Union = "a. ss
The Nova Scotia gold case came up yesterday again
before Justice Downg at the TOnbs Police Court The
evidence Of J. Briggs, the broker continued for
time and interesting points about stock job
bling elected after which the case was adjourned to the
4th of September.
The members Of the Fenan Brotherhood in New Jer
sey had picnic yesterday in Merseies' Grove New
Jersey, where they listened TO speeches from Colonel
John OMahoney John Keegan, John Eagan, J. p. Hod.
nett and Mrs Dr. Donovan, and enjoyed themselves In
dancing until late the afternoon when unexpected
shower put end to the amusement.
Cuban, named De Oliver, charged before Of
the police Justices yesterday with robbng Louisa Jack
son. at No 40 East Houston street. Of gold watch and
chain worth four hundred and fifty dollars and also
charged by Katherine Dean with stealing from her
another watch worth one hundred and 6fty dollars
William Doty committed for stealing three hundred
dollars from returned soldier named Joseph Martin
Another returned soldier nsn,od John Riley complained
OF being robbed Of hundred dollars by Mary Race
The Saratoga temperance Convention yesterday ad-
jsarned sins Dis after adopting resolutions look
ing to the advancement Of the Of abstinence
The Monitor Dictator left Boston for Portland yester
day morning, accompanied by the Vanderbilt
The First Rhode Island cavalry and Seventh New
YorA artillery arrived in the city rouss the homes
Of the members
The Convention Of tho Grand Lodge, l. O. OF O. r., Of
the Southern district Of New York. yesterday elected its
officers for the ensuing year
largo we'll tho United states farm on Pithole
creek Pennsyivania caught fro yesterday while flowing
about two hundred barrels At latest dates il was still
flowing and burning
The stock market was nrmer yesterday, and closed
strong. Governments steady. Gold 6rm, and
closed on the street at 1A4 I44H, after selling up TO
144X.
In breadstuns and provisions yesterday business
quite active at armer prices early in the day but
wards the close the market became generally dull and
heavy In groceries there doing at full
Cotton was steady, with . fair demand whiskey was
heavy, and rather cheaper. Tho changes in other
branches Of trade were not important