The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-01

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that the individual who upder that namo borrowed
thousand dollars the platonc Mrs calderon was
some other parsonage and lastly. that King was Il
have been paid two thousand dollars for collecting the
drafts and had done he not entitled 70 that
sum Of money This decision met the approval Of q
| crowded court .s \,
Sir Morton Peto and the other English capitalists who
have been making q tour Of the United States and
Canada returned to this city last evening and took up
their quarters at the Clarendon Hotel.
boat yesterday between the six Dared boats Of
the Atalanta Club, New York. and tho Atlantic Club.
Hoboken, resulted after game contest In favor
Of New York The course, three miles long, made
by the winning boat IN the short time OF twenty
minutes and twenty seconds AT Pittsburg the regatta
have ended satisfactorily The five mile four
cared boat race which two Pttsburg boats one
New York boat had entered, by the Friendship
Of Pttsburg. The contest created great excitement
The Inman steamship City Of Cork arrived at this
port last evening Her advices OF the date
brought by the Cuba and already published in the
HERALD
The testimony in the trial Of the will OF Mrs Eliza
Sexton concluded before tho Surrogate yesterday
| and the case adjourned for summing up The surro
gates calendar for the October term, commencing
! Monday next contains seventeen cases
Tho examination or eighteen OF tho crow Of the ship
Calhoun charged with mutny board that vessel
the Gath Of September last while the high seas
resumed before United States Commissioner yeter
day. Several witnesses for the defence examined
and the adjourned till Monday morning next
the Commissioner granting bail for the appearance OF
the accused in Ave hundred dollars EACH excepting
alleged ripgeades whose bail fixed in thousand
dollars each.
In the United States Commis soners ONCE yesterday
before Commissioner Newton the examination into the
Charla ;cd
keeping seamens boarding house this city for OBJ
sructing Deputy United States Marshal in tho execu-
ton OF warrant, resumed Objection was taken
by defendants counsel to the legality of tho warrant
which, 1t was alleged was not signed by the proper off,
certhe United States Marshal for the dlstrict-but by
cer! in the Office who used the Marshas name without
having received authority to do The Commissioner
decided on hearing evidence. The testimony of the
captain and mate Of the Prussan bark Louisa vlers
TAKEN and the stands adjourned till Tuesday at
two o'clock
Charles Jones, alias Chauncey Johnson who is sup
posed to have lifted s2s 900 in bonds from Belmonts
Bank in Wall street the 2Sth ult. was examined on
the charge at tho Tombs yesterday
Broadway lawyer, named Francis J. Tucker has
been held to bail singular charge of false prcences
connected with the cashing Of forged and drafts
The whole facts Of the have yet be elected
Coroner Wdcy has under investigation strange
Of possible murder but probable suicide The body
Of discharged corporal of the Forty sixth regiment
found in the woods Fort George, tho Harlem
rvcr on Friday afternoon with his throat from ear
to ear An empty wallet, box of caps blank memo
randum book, some discharge papers and were
all the articles found upon the deceased the Of
whose death yet remains a mystery
AT Moer's sugar refinery yandam street. on Friday, |
Joseph Freeze, assistant engineer struck ON the
head by the engine crank and instantly smashed up
and killed. ~H .M1
Professor loves fifth detached balloon ascension from
this city took place yesterday During voyage Leslie
OF Niagara Falls celebrity performed daring eats
ON rope suspended forty feet beneath the balloon
After successful trip the balloon landed as Workers
about twenty miles north of New York
The new and splendid steamship New York. Captain
'nkiepaugh belonging to the Atlantic Mail Steamship
mpany's line win sail tomorrow Monday at uosu,
! the companys new and commodious pier, No: %
n river foot Of Canal street. for California, connect
"a Panama with the steamship Colorado. Tho maiTs
nld ,se at the Post ONCE at half. past ten A. NJ
sutx cs from the Pacific mention a great revival ils
scul We trade, arising nom the reduced rate OF inter.
TIE engineers Of tho CcrSra Pacific Railway have.
ncnstn led tho practcabilIsy OF crossing the noun.
vfss IRA Nevada at gradte OF only ninety feet
,miss. y hen the expected gradient one hundred
nvs-fes& Heavy rains had seriously damaged thu,
west IN O., gon
property to the value Of on~ hundred and seventy
usand' doisA s. only partially covered BY insurance.,
destroyed a nrc in Chicago - Friday evening
The stock rm rket arm. Governments securtiestl
re neglected Gold was 6rm ana closed % 144x. Il
here especial change ssshe complexion or
nmercia afais1 Saturday, faDdegroe q activity,
,yaacy and finn moss being still the ruling features II
cerios wsro irnL Cotton a tdss better. rssro- III
m was dull ard Il ywer on Change.
OF Presid emit Js6nss., by |;
the Radicals. II
We have noticed a mutscring among i.
. radical ybcohils FOR several weels. past
out impeaehing the President for some
ase or other. We looked upon this as of no :
portanee, believing II to b. simply the ravirx "
atfew fanatics who could net express them
gust Of them own spproat hing doom in any
,ervform. Bat some impor tapt facts have.re~
nj y come to our knowledt q, which mot only
,oe The whole affair in different light, Lsf
veal q deep laid plot on th part of the radf-
i aholitioaists to actually sttsnpt the inn
. chment q President Johnson II they canpot
I eat his restoration policyiin any other forml
lie Asti-1uray Standard has for some tune
,enly advocated this coun,c, while Bcechcr's
gsn (t'he Independent has, bean constantly in
nuatir.g the same thing, which has been fol-
wed by private and publisN articles by the
aulslr editor Of that sheet upon the private
Iuracter Of the President All this, with the
ccssations Of the Chicago, Tribune and other
,unnzls in the same interest," sre sufhcientt con-
inbse an observer Of events that something more
Yam usual is in the wind. That deep. scheme
as been prepared to thwart the Presidents
policy is very evident from the course Of those
ournals and the action of the Jacobim and the
chase radicals; but we did not suppose until a.
ew days ago that 1t had assumed its present |
.ha M n an attempt at impeachment