The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-22

Tue steamship City Of Baltimore, Captain Mirehousc,
Of lie Inman limo viii SAT- at twelve NJ to-day for Que ms
tow and Liverpool from pr "A North river The mails
Will close at tho Post ONCE at hall past ton A. d.
The steamship Fung Shuey Captain Hiidfeth, OF H. H.
Cromwell a Co : line, will sail at three P H. to-day for
New Orleans direct from pier No. North river. Tho
mails will close al The Post ONCE at halfpast one p. NJ
The relations between the United States and Europe
have extensive in late years that the different
lines Of steamships though doubled in number within
short time are completely insufficient to meet present
demands We see ia the Belgian papers that new line
be established between this port and Antwerp
MN de Hautevlne and L. vercken directors Of tho Com
mercial Credit Company-a stock company Of recent
creaon-sre negotiating with the Cabinet Of Brussels
| for tho inauguration Of this important enterprise.
The yacht Clara Carita will sail from this port day
for Aspy bay with force Of engineers and workmen to
repair he submarine telegraph across the Gulf Of st.
Lawrence which it is expected TO have completed by
the time the steamship Great Eastern arrives with the
western terminus of the Atlantic cable, thus giving
| instantaneous communication between New York aud
all the principal European cities.
The bark Dahomy lying az the Atlantic Dock Brook
yp was yesterday seized by United States Marshal Muir
ray on suspicion Of being designed for the African slave
trade An investigation of the matter will be made In
!, few days
Yesterday we had change in this city and vicinity
from that genial weather in which we had been uxuriat
ing for several das, to temperature Of somewhat
character In the shade the mercury stood at nine
O'Clock in tho morning at eighty degrees; at noon,
oighysx, and at three in the afternoon at ninety
The OF the alleged eopement Of Mrs. Frederick A.
Muller better known Mile. Annetta Zanfretta, the
| danseusc, with reputed Hungarian Count, Eugene
Orsay which occurred several months ago at Daven-
port Iowa. and which the time afforded the material
for Western newspaper scandal was yesterday be-
fore Judge Barnard Of the Supreme Court in this city
Mr. Muller appears followed his wife Annette aud the
Count hlher and had the latter committed to Eldrdge
street prison. default Of three thousand dollars bail
The proceedings yesterday motion to set aside
the Of and give the Count his freedom This
the Judg refused TO grant, but agreed to reduce the bail
to twelve hundred dollars.
motion yesterday made in the Superior Court TO
admit to bail one Patrick Shink, convicted some days
ago in tho Court of Spec Sessions of being engaged in
one OF the sweepers' riots and sentenced to I'm
prisonmcnt in the Penitentiary The Judge denied tho
notion tho ground that the execution Of the prso
ners sentence had already commenced
The exam nation into the charges preferred against
VIM D. Mann and Daniel stratton, Jr., Treasurer and
Secretary Of the United Service Petroleum and Mining
Company for false pretence and which commenced
on Monday last before Justice Dodge at the Jefferson
Market Police Court, was resumed yesterday. Mr. KEEL
logg principal witness for the prosecution
examined great length. between counsel, in
which the defendant Mann took q part, caused much
amusement for time The further hearing in the
stands adjourned till twelve o'clock to-day
Justice Downg of the Tombs Police Court had under
investigation yesterday in which Charles J. An
thony wealthy citizen o! Worcester Massachusetts, is
charged with false pretenses and swindng Ex-Governor
Joseph A. Gilmore, of New Hampshire, out Of fifteen
thousand dollars which the latters agent induced
by the former alleged to invest in enterprise
called the Moosehead Gold Property represented 10 BIO
located In Halifax county, Nova Scotia On tho conclu
sion Of yesterdays testimony further examination was
appointed for the slst instant and Mr. Anthony
qured to give fifteen thousand dollars BAIL He says the
charge brought fer the purpose Of defaudng him.
| A young named Francis J. Sharpe formerly in
the employ Of the well known equestrenne Miss Leo
Hudson, groom, yesterday committed for trial
in the Essex Market Police Court charged with steal
ing from that lady in Nashville. Tennessee in february
last mono, jowclry valued three thousand
dollars On being arraigred tho accused confessed his
guilt and some Of the stolen articles ware recovered.
Ono Of them, gold watch, was found in the possession
Of George A. Meier Of 81 b. who required TO
give aeon hundred dollars bail TO tho charge Of
receiving stolen goods The money had been squan-
dered Sharpe after the robbery coming to the East and
cutting quite swell In this city and Philadelphia, finally
winding up BY getting married TO young lady in sche
| necady. He arrested at Albany while on his
| honeymoon tour
On Monday last trunks containing four hundred and
atty dollars worth Of female clothing belonging TO Mrs.
Britton of 81 Ninth street. stolen from the Harlem
railroad station Twenty sixth street. On tho following
night james thompson alias Rogers, was arrested at
Nblos theatre q charge Of being engaged in picking
| pockets and his possession found card which
had been Of Mrs. Brittons trunks. This led to
discovering u considerable portion Of Mrs. Brttons
wearing apparel in the possession Of couple Of Wooster
street girls who stated that It had been given TO them
| by Thompson and BIO committed for trial.
| horrible tragedy occurred between four and five
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, at No 516 Broome street.
During dispute between q German named George
Wagner and his wife, residing at that place. the former,
alleged dealt the latter powerful blow In the back
Of the head with The sharp edge Of the weapon
penetrated tie skull and she died instantly. The
Wagner committed TO await the result Of inquest
TO DO held o-day.
Tho investigation Of the alleged frauds in tho Brooklyn
Navy Yard continued yesterday before United States
Commissioner Newton. Two additional witnesses
examined BIT their testimony afforded develop.
| ments Of importance
At the annual meeting Of the alumni Of the Free
Academy on Thursday evening" arrangements wero made
for Tie erection in the Academy building of tablets
the memory Of all graduates Of the institution who died
In the service Of the republic during the late for Its
| maint nance.
Inc herman singing festival IN this Guy DaViDg been
conclud on Thursday the majority Of the singers from
ether cities took their departure for home yesterday
The ncxt national festival Of this kind of which nine
altogether haze already taken place will DO held in Phil
| adelphia IN the summer of 1857.
The Harvard University Commencement exercises
supplemented yesterday by banquet and other special
ceremonies honor OF those graduates who served
In the late fer the Union the total Of whom was four
hundred and ninety five. Of these ninety six died in
their countrys service, and about two hundred and fy
| took part In yesterdays festivities
General " r. Banks recently admitted to practise
| as q lawyer in the United States District Court Of
| Lou snna, In New Orleans.
Emerson Etherdsc recently arrested for using treason
able Ian uage q political meeting In Tennessee has