The New York herald., 1865-02-15

w YORK HERALD, WED.
propvstors oans up before Juose Bsv yesterday bat
was postponed ani Thursday al the resusss Of the de-
fendans's council.
In the osse OF David Gardiner versus Juia G. Tyler
widow OF or President Tyler, where the plaintiff moved
for receiver 70 the estate Of his mother hrs Julana
Gardiner LAT, Of Richmond county, N r.. the ground
tha. tho Agcn. in charge Of tho property moon
petent Judge Barnard rendered . decision yesterday
granting tho motion In former notice Of this case
wo Inadvertently stated that tho executor of the estate
OK Judge Roosevelt, was charged with neompetency.
This incorrect the charge having been made against
tho agent Mr. Bradley, who now stands removed.
In the case Of the Mercantile Bank versus Charles
Windsor tho alleged defaang tello whore ths counsel
for the defendant moved TO aside the order Of attach
mont ayanst his clients property ON Staten Island,
the ground that did appear In evidence that tho
defendant Ic the oty 70 avoid tho service Of the
mons Jodge Barnard rendered decision yesterday
denying tho motion
II decided yesterday, in the case Of Mary No
Hugh the Board Of Education that This body had
appellate powers and could not revicw s decision
Of any Of tho 10 n boards Of school ofncera y
Tho Chrisy will still before the Surrogate yen
to-day Dr. Carnochan's evidence with rotation 70 the
physical and mental condition Of Mr. Chrsty u being
takon Surrogate Tucker yesterday refused TO isus let
tors testamentary 10 married woman whose husband u
inAne. Tho law requires husbands consent before
tho wife act the executrix Of any will In tho
where husband y incapable Of giving suoh consent
the law has provided NO means for tho removal Of
married womans disability.
The whole Of yesterdays sitting OF the Court Of Gen.
ri Sessions taken up in completing jury 10 Try
Bernard Friery charged with killing Harry Lazarus,
(which was effected at halfpast Ave O'Clock, whom an
adjournment Ill this forenoon took place. Tho Assist
ant District Attorney will to-day open the case for the
prosecution.
coronss' inquesss wers held yesterday u tho Now
York Hospital the bodies Of two msn-ons named
James O'Gorman, who died from the ofeots Of wound
In tho arm received the 26th Of December Last during
light with some negroes In Canal street saloon, and
the other German named Louis Hager, who killed
by falling ffom . scafold which he was as work
board the propeller Patapsco, in the East river
A gang Of youthful burglars have, during The past
three months, been committing depredatons numer-
places In the Eleventh precinct and, until within
few days managed to escape detection But the police
have finally succeeded in arresting Of tho alleged
depredators and IL is thought breaking up sheir organ
zation They are John Lave aged sixteen years; Pat
rick Devlin aged sixteen; Michael Hurley, aged four
teen; Andrew Wildly, aged fifteen; Edward Hubbert
aged fifteen; James Cleary, aged sixteen and James
Bagin aged seventeen On the confession Of OF the
number, Andrew Friei junk dealer In Drydock street.
arrested charge Of being the receiver Of the
stolen goods All the prisoners committed for trial
excepting the youth who made the confession and he
sent TO the House Of Detention to be kept wit
The skating on the Park and the Fifth avenue ponds
splendid yesterday, the having been entirely
cleared from the surface Of the ce The rush Of people
participate in the delightful sport equal to that OF
the best day Of the The Fifth pond
tained brilliant assemblage from early in the morning
till after nine O'Clock In the evening. There is fair
prospect that the ice will be In magnificent m for skat
ers to-day.
Theodore Yates convicted Of the murder Of policeman
Curran inBrooklyn and sentenced be hanged on tho
18th Of March, has received respite OF week from
the Governor4
The Governor Of Iowa has called extra session Of the
Legislature Of that State for the purpose OF rayng the
constitutional amendment sbolishing slavery. The
Federal Relations Committee Of the New Jersey Senate
will report their action the amendment TO that body
to-day The Territorial Legislature OF Nebraska has sp
proved h and pledged the aid Of Nebraska needed 70
complete the threeourhs necessary TO decide the ques
tion.
freight trsn was thrown OF tho track Of the Balti.
and Ohio Railroad Sunday afternoon ast, and
tne nrsman, named OOl8nto, Was instantly killed.
Tho stock market was higher and bucyant yesterday.
Governments nrm Gold was dull and steady, and
closed at 2osx
Tho markets remained In about the same condition
yesterday Monday Holders Of al goods were nrm
In their views and the sales reported generally 1t
fun prices slight improvement This was partcu-
larry tho case in foreign goods Domestic produce was
irregular. Cotton about the Petroleum
dull and nearly nominal On Change the -four market
quiet, but advance Of &c. established Wheat
quiet but nrm Corn and oats scarcely arm,
with less doing The pork market opened dull and de-
cdedly lower, but closed nmer, with doing Beef
and lard were fairly active and nrm Trcights were
quiet whiskey tribe nsmer, but quiet
There was almost panic In the cattle market this
week. caused by the fall Of snow, which interrupted
transportation Prices varied from 15c. 70 2oc. 2sc
per pound, only rough working selling below 1sc.,
and scarcely any below zoe Yesterday the supply was
increased, and with the prospect OF considerable
rivals before Saturday night prices receded about lc per
pound Mich cows unchanged. veals sold rom
flc. 70 fSc per pound Sheep and lambs scarce,
and 1c &c higher ranging from ~ to t12 and extras
from SIS to SIS each Hogs also higher, ranging
from l8kc. 70 14kc The total receipts were 2,717
bceves lo2 cows s22 veals soo7 sheep and lambs and
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