The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

sci the bearer Of dispatches TO President johnson from
President Ge1fsrd Of the republic of Hayt asking the
assistance Of government in queiling tho Hayen re-
bellion. s. sf 5ta
The excitement regarding sales OF the property OF
rebels connscated by has lately been very
great in Loudon county Virginia. and General Howard
Commissioner Of Bureau Of Refugees Freedmen and
Abandoned Lands has therefore ordered cessation Of
proceedings in the matter till thorough examina
ton can be made.
s In the Court of General Sessions yesterday George
Gladws. pleaded guilty forgery in the third degree
having indicted for forging check upon the Man
haitian Company Bank for the sum Of thirty nine hun
dred and sixysx dollar, made payable to the order Of
D. Trowbridge Sons purporting to have been sgned
by Burdick, Frsbie Co. He offered the check in pay.
ment twelve hundred dollars worth Of jewelry pur
chased at the store Of Mr. Joseph Minor sos Broad
way, the 10th Of August Gadwin was remanded for
sentence. It will be remembered that this Is the ndi-
vidual who alleged procured two packages contain
ing Tim and Fort Wayne Railroad bonds from the book
keeper Of the st. Nicholas HOTEL which e for safe
keeping BY Adam Saith. Thos williamson, who stole
hundred dollars from Henry Alderman In Chatham square
the 18th Of july pleaded guilty and sent 70 tho
State Prison for three years. George Henderson, charged
with saling no hundred and thirty sght dDiiaSs In
National currency from Joseph H. Stanley 81 Sullivan
utrss the I'D Of August admitted the theft and
sent to tho State Prison for two years and ak months
Bridget Iawd who charged with stealing my i've
dollars from John Wsarda pleaded guilty and sent
70 tho State Prison for two years Sarah Bennett was
tried charge OF stealing two hundred and nfty dol
lars greenbacks and American silver dollar from
VIM. @. Newman. The testimony was crcumstantal,
and the defence proved she owned silver dollar the
jury rendered verdict OF not guilty. &FE
The steamship Western Metropolis Captain Hilton,
Orleans, consigned to VIM. H Robson Co., brought
nearly three thousand bales Of cotton, which is the
largest cargo that over entered this harbor in
vessel.
The Caledonian Club celebrated their ninth anniversary
games yesterday Jones Wood in the presence of at
least thousand people Many of the members Of the
club we're in Highland costume. The games were well
performed and everything connected with them passed
on in the most satisfactory manner
An elderly gentleman OF respectable appearance from
the interior Of the State who declined to give his NAME
the ground that It might affect his credit. very
neatly robbed yesterday Of about Ave thousand dollars
in the Wall street brokerage Office OF Morrison White
While the old gentleman in the act Of conveying tho
money to his pocket his attention attracted by
man who accosted him his left sde and at the
time accompce the right hand stopped up grabbed
the funds and escaped with them. giving his
charge Of being implicated in tho robbery
Prussian giving his name as Henry Smith was yes
terday committed charge Of having burglariousy
tered No. IS West Thirty fourth street and attempted to
escape thence with over Eve hundred dollars worth Of
jewery The prisoner acknowledged his guilt but said
that he was forced 10 resort stealing to support his
family.
The investigation Of tho charges against tho oolored
girl Emma shieids Of having sot re to NO. ~ Grand
street. Brooklyn onthe 26h ult place yesterday
and the accused recommitted To- await The action OF
the Grand Jury she Is only about nfteen years old
possessed OF considerable intelligence II was shown In
the examination that deliberate preparations had besa
madc in four places 10 burn tho row of buiidsss in
which the house mentioned is located,
Company OF the Twenty second regiment OF the
State National G~ard d this cry yesterday depsr On
an EXCURSION 70 Catskill Mountains in compliance with
an invitation Of mombers Of the Eighty sixth regiment
The national convention Of carpenters and ioiners WIS
again in session yesterday 1t No 267 Bowery. consd
orae business Of interest to tho two crafts mentioned
was transacted and adjournment till two O'Clock this
Afternoon took place
General Alexander Schemnennnig, Of the national
army died at Minesville Pennsylvania yesterday from
contracted In tho military service Of tho
country. ,,, s.t-..... .
Kate Howard alias Mrs Trelawney who, it was under
stood, especial favonte Of the Emperor Louis
Napoleon died In the latter part Of Last month in tho
vicinity Of Versailles, France.
The Camden and Auboy Railroad yesterday made an
oost to keep up tho railway slaughter which has lam
guished for q few days past freight train and tho
passenger train which loft PhadelphA At six O'Clock In
the morning came In collision while rounding curve
about fourteen miles north OF Bordentown, By which
eight persons receivsd severe INJURIES but was
killed tho catastrophe laid 10 the charge OF the oon
ducor Of the passenger train in dsrogardng the time
table.
An explosion occurred yesterday on railroad train
conveying military stores from Nashville 10 JOHNSON
vs Tennessee, end II supposed that number Of per
killed. though nothing definite regarding the
results has set been reported rs. .
The stock market was without material change yeser-
day. and It closed dull and rather heavy Governments
were quiet Gold opened at lax, but weakened to
lax 1t the close.
There was continued activity trade circles yesterday
and the markets. buoysnt and firm almost without
exception Both imported and domestic goods sold freely
at full prices and In many instances At an advance
Groceries were nrm Cotton was firm. Petroleum was
nrmer On Change -four was Co. 100 higher; wheat
lc better Corn and and provisions without decided
change. Lard was nrmer. u, A..s
ToAsrN0 THE EMPER0R.--A Texas corre-
epondent of the New Orleans Times says that at
Brownsville Opposite Matamoros, on the Rio
Grande), on the Gath ult, grand ball was
given in honor of Maximilian's Minister, which
was attended by General Steele and other
United States officers, who had dinner with him
on previous occasion, and that General Steele