The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-04


ropeaa nsws 70 yuns afour days later than the asv0ss
publshsd yesterday. M
ina whole length Of The Atlantic cable vas o. e'ss
the Great Eastern and the telegraphic nsss vas o.
pectsd 70 sail on the io.h Of July for va''nAA
Bay Tho tariff Of charges for tslssraPhns - '''0'a
The terms are:-To England, twenty words or - Jaw
in gold for each additional word S. 10 the Continent
twenty words, sos; each additional word. - 70. 10
Asia or Africa twenty words $685. each additional woro
se u.s. These rates the company hope evensushy 70 TO
duoe bat 1t first high tariff is adopted 70 prevent sns
cogging Of the wire with the over pressure OF cuisines
n,rom.tIo relations between Macmillan and tho Pore
had been suspended
The liberal marty were gaining strength In Austria
The Reichsrath had determined TO stop the supplies un
the budgets Of the two past years bad been voted upon
according to the constitution
United States nvstwenties, which had previously
reached the high figure Of TAN, declined on receps OF
the Persias advices with respect 70 the nse on soao
Wall street to 7ok H. at which point they stood On
the 2Sth ut British consols quoted At ssl sex.
x1sCELLANKoUs NEWS.
By the steamship Liberty which arrived here yestsr
dav from Havana on the 2sth ult, have later and
very interesting Mexican news, TO juno 10 nom the
CITY of Mexico, and to the 2sd from Vera Cruz
The imperialss had occupied Saltillo, driving out
the republicans under Negrcte, pursuing them and
infiicting thcm severe loss Il Is said that
Negrcte was refreshing northward The imperial
lists had also rctaken Monterey. The republicans
had likewise according TO reports been defeated at
Frontera in tho State of Tabasco Notwithstanding oil
this things were not considered the most encouraging for
the empire. Guerllas largely increasing In num-
beers giving great trouble and republican attack ON
Tampico was apprehended There arc also diff
cultes between the French and Austrian soldiers In
the imperial army Macmillan had been on another
tour into the Interior and expected to return to the
capital the oath Of June. During his journey he had
done many generous things in the way OF releasing
prisoners making gifts to charitable institutions, &c
person named Gamboa has been appointed imperial
ssioner of Sonora which indicates that United
States Senator OWNS scheme for the colonization OF
that state has not yet succeeded II reported that
the republican leader Corina had been shot dead Ivy
Canales.
From Havana there little local Of interest by
the Liberty Spanish soldiers from st. Domingo werc
still arriving Cuba The accounts from Hayt state that
the rebellion against the government OF President Gef
rard Is not yet suppressed appears rather obe gain
ing strength.
The Board of Supervisors held meeting yesterday, Of
which they received the assessment rolls from the Tax
Commissioners, and also comparative table of tho
value Of the real and personal estate OF the city this
year and year. The total valuation this year is
e60S, 7S4 355--a net decrease since last year OF
$25, 83l, 535.
The Board of Councilman held no meeting yesterday
q quorum not being present when tho roll called,
whcreupon the Clerk adjourned the Board till Thursday
The July term Of the General Sessions yes
terday morning Judge Russell presiding The Grand Jury
were empanneod and Mr.. John N Olco<t was selectcd
TO act as foreman After brief charge by the City
Judge which he urged the Grand Jury to exercise the
utmost diligence, they catered upon their duties and
VIII present a batch of indictments next Friday Tic
petty jury list was called and after the excuses were
heard they discharged till next Monday II is tho
intention OF his Honor dispose OF the indictments in
one week and in order that the bnsness Of the court
may be retarded every petty juror who absents hun
self will be fined Judge Russell rendered decision In
the Strong case denying The motion to quash the
mcnt.
Surrogate Tucker yesterday decided the litigation In
relation to Mrs Sarah Brainards wills, by admitting TO
probate the last ono, dated in 1865 and rejecting the
earlier will of 1851 and its codlc By ihis decision
most Of the property loft by the deceased to tho
of kin and heirs according u tho statute OF dstr
buttons.
Justice Bowling of tho Tombs Police Court, yesterday
rendered his decision ia the Of Judah Pierce John
W. Freeman. Luther N Fuller and william Findon.
liquor dealers, of No. Erie Buildings, Duane street,
charged with having some time ago set FIRE 10 their
premises for the purpose of defrauding tho insurance
companies. Pierce and Freeman were held TO answer
the complaint of and fraud and Fun and Finon
acquitted OF the charge Of arson but Findon
required TO give twenty nvc hundred dollars bail 70
answer the charge Of fraud.
The following commitments made yesterday by
the police magistrates Grant Barry. Thomas BALDWIN,
Michael Cunningham and Michael Reyau, alleged TO bc
members of gang Of desperate characters. charge
OF having committed blre aries and r0hbcics in tho
liquor store SIS Second avenue the night OF
the goth Of May last and on last Sunday morn
ing; Joseph Johnston, alias James Lynch, and John
Jones, charged with burglary at tho premises ESQ
Seventh avenue; Ann Mccullough, servant girl,
charged with stealing hundred dollar Treasury
note from John Brady, OF 1875 Cherry street. while the
two were together in house In Baxtcr street, John
Wilson, an Englishman, charged with attempting 10 pick
tho pocket of John Hammer OF 100 Greenwich str,ot
the Battery while no was looking at the soldiers and
John Mooney, lad Of sixteen, charged with stealing
from funorol procession In Hudson street. Sunday
afternoon, horse and wagon bslon gng to Nj Ross OF
90 Laurcns street. -
The trial Of Mary Harris for MURDER BY shooting him
with pistol, OF Andrew J. Burroughs. clerk in the
Treasury Department during last spring. commenced
yesterday in the Criminal Court In Washington.
The majority in favor Of the State constitution Of
Missouri Is reported 10 DO thousand eight hundred
and sixty-two.
The gold and Stock Exchange being closed yost
day. there was no regular business DONE but gold sold
the street from lss to 1908 the closing price being
14o Pvetwenes, after selling up 10 1861. rciapscd 10
104% on the receipt Of the Chinas news
Tho receipts OF animals ut the live stock markets. this
week have been follows-Becr cattle 54l4, mitch
cows 1os, veal calves o02 sheep 1925, and swine
769 The prices Of beef cattle considerably lower
all grades selling at dechne of &c per H. Prices range
from &C. a Ice. per To- for poor primo grades Veal
calves also lower Cows du and little Is doing
in them The sheep market owing TO The reduction in
prices Of beeves rules lower Live hogs sell about
previous quotations
There were two disturbances among the soldiers on