The New York herald., 1865-07-26

Northern newspapers TO the eject tnat tne lnperiH
troops had entered and taken possession Of chihuahua
the republican capital and that President Juarez was
compelled to aee for his life and become fugitive. We
are in possession Of correspondence from that city
to the 10th Of june which indicates that these stories
were utterly false. At that time the forces of Maxi
milan had not even entered the State of chihuahua
President Juarez surrounded by his Cabinet and other
officers was still exercising the functions of govern
ment undisturbed, and everything in that
region was progressing fvoraby for the republic Senior
De Tejada Juarezs Minister Of Foreign Affairs, had
written letter to Senor Romero, Mexican Minister in
Washington in reply to communication from the latter
announcing the capture Of Petersburg and Richmond and
the ejocngs which followed Senior Teada is pleased to
recognize in the policy and conduct of government
all through the rebellion notwithstanding the unprece
dentcd difficulties by which it environed spirit Of
frendness towards the Mexican republic and deter
mination not to recognize the empire
The Newfoundland despatch published in last Mon
days HERALD gave readers very interesting in
formation regarding the preparations for receiving the
Atlantic telegraph at its western terminus, and we have
message from the other end Of the cable in the
letter of vaentia Qreland) correspondent, under
date of the 18th inst, given to-day A large number of
officers and other telegraph men were then there nearly
all the arrangements necessary the work
of the vessels having it board anxously looked
for.
That emigration to Brazil which has been frequently
mooed of late, of citizens of Southern States who
are too much dsgused with the results Of their rebel
lion remain in this country, appears to have really
commenced Our Rio Janeiro correspondent writing
the 9th of June notices the arrival there Of numbers Of
these persons who, he is informed only the advance
guard.
Wall ariv in fbc aaurv
Department at Washington, arrested in this city
Saturday last the charge OF having stolen one hun
dred government bonds of the denomination Of one
thousand dollars each from the Loan Office Of the De-
partment. lie arrived in Washington yesterday, in
charge Of officers and committed TO await legal
animation. 1t is said that Whesy has confessed his
guilt. When arrested he had only made use Of about
eight thousand dollars worth of the proceeds Of the
theft.
In the of the United States versus the bark Da
homy where the vessel seized suspicion of being
SLAYER Judge Belts yesterday appointed John J. Hill
and William Seymour appraisers, to determine the value
Of the vssse and cargo preliminary to her being bonded
In the case of the United States versus a of
dressed furs marked sJ b. ;" where there under
valuation in the invoice, Judge Belts issued an order
yesterday confscating the property The owners made
defence and allowed the to go by default rather
than run the risk Of being prosecuted crininally
The Court Of Common Pleas Chambers adjourned yes
terday in consequence of the death of of Judge
Brady's children
meeting of the lager bier retailers of the city
held yesterday at 3l6 West Thrtysixth street. TO
against present high demands of tho brewers for
the refreshing luidrom fourteen to eighteen dollars
per barrel being charged by them number of
suggestions made by different saloon keepers but
there decisive action taken any Of them and
lorI.
next Friday afternoon
The Fenians had immense demonstration yesterday
in Jones Wood About five thousand Of the fraternity
were present, besides large number OF outsiders
Speech made by CoIoncls Roberts and OMahonT
and Judge Connolly, and there plenty Of music,
dancing and various other kinds Of endowment.
base ball contest took place yesterday at Hoboken
between tho Keystone Club Of Philadelphia, and the
Mutual Club Of this city, which resulted in the victory
of the latter by of thirty to twelve. There
was a large attendance OF spectators.
The Cartmen's and Iaborers' Association not dead
yet Another meeting Of the society held last
evening" at which addresses made by several
speakers OF consoatory and encouraging nature.
Among the speakers the President Of the organza
tion who denounced the Mayors recent message the
subject Of street cleaning The business that came up
was of no public interest.
petrOcuIn case IN Wucu McSsfS ~ II MANN All"
Stratton Jr are the defendants resumed ycsicr
day the Jecron Market Police Court before Justice
Dodge There not much interest shown In the nvcs
quietly indeed The denomination of Colonel Hllycr
and Mr Kellogg was resumed yesterday. Nothing very
important interesting elected, and the stands
adjourned till one O'Clock to-day
The investigation before Commissioner Newton Of the
alleged frauds OF master workmcn in the Brooklyn
Navy Yard continued yesterday Mr. De Luce chief
engineer Of the yard and Mr. va Doran chief draughts
man, wero examined regarding the bookcases made by
the accused Their testimony very conflicting that
OF the former indicating that of said articles
made without directions from tho proper officers while
that OF the latter the effect that official orders
been given for all the bookcases that made The
examination will be proceeded with this forenoon.
Commitments for trial were made yesterday In the
Tombs Police Court In the following casesJoseph But
lcr and Moses Conkin, charged in company with
three other young men who escaped, with attacking
Jacob Sherman Monday night in Greene street, near
Canal knocking him down. beating him, and dcspoiling
him Of his clothes watch and considerable amount OF
money; Margaret Lynch, alias Sullivan servant girl
living on Long Island, complaint Of stealing gold
watch and chain valued at five hundred dollars from
Jacob Thurston, OF 40 Cherry street. while the two
spending the night together alleged dsreput.
able house in New Bowery James Bcland aged nine
teen, on charge Of docoying into a dark alley in the
rear of a house In Mulberry street and there
robbing John Good, Of No ~ Market street; Victor
Gruller German tailor, charged with Offering counter
felt FIVE dollar Treasury bill and worthless Ave dolla
bill on the Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad Bank at salooi
in New Chambers street, and Michael Crnman, on'the
charge Of Offering at store In Canal stree, worthless
ten dollar bill purporting TO be the issue Of the Black
stone Canal Bank, Of Providence r. l.
A iaborer named Thomas McCue was yesterday mr.
ragned before Justice Dodge aud detained FOR furthc
examination on suspicion of having stolen nvethousspc
Ave hundred dollars worth Of share certificates Of th
Delaware Gold ond silver Mining Company, the property
Of an Exchange place broker
good looking vgpusgir known by ths name Of Euel