The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-29


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New York. Thursday, June 30. 1858.
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4THE ASSASSINAT
The military court in Washington engaged in trying
te assassination conspirato met at two O'Clock yeser
dag afternoon when Assistant Judge Advocate Bingham
proceeded to read his summing up of the evidence in
behalf OF the prosecution, occupying nearly the
enSre days session. He reviewed the testimony
vesy infinitely and at much length, and main
tanned that It clearly showed that all Of the
In the plot the design of which murder President
Uhcoln Vice President Johnson General Grant, secro
taes Seward ard Stanton and others, and quoted high
Legal authority the position that boing cogni
Ess of the conspiracy and entering It, they all
eadmH guilty. whether present at It's execution
re loasendea mai also
tlaan hy NE eyiaono, iha, JEFF. Davis
a.-se@e'ar, % Va and Others iu R nmond, and San
Soc. Thompson, tucker and Others 4 his agents In
Cassda had planned encouraged and assisted this
snation plot well the other infamous plots TO burn
New York and other cities to commit raids Of murder
and robbery along northern border national
soldiers imprisoned in the South to introduce yellow
fever into cities and armies, and 10 carry on
wholesale burnngs Of Northern shipping and hospitals
The evidence proved that JEFF had hired and paid
them engage these nefarious and barbsous opera
tions and had issued blank commissions for their
Ae also nstanced the fact that in evidence that
one hundred and eighty thousand dollars part pay for
the work entrusted the conspstors had
been deposited in the Ontario Bank, at Montreal by
Jake Thompson
% ths conclusion Of Mr.. Bingham's argument, Mr.
Ealng o,unsol for the prisoners Mudd, Spanger and
srnoa asked leave TO read paper setting forth that
.,orss Tor the prosecution, and requesting review
sgr,1a Pending decision this request, The court
9jourlod till eleven O'Clock this forenoon.
THE SITUATION.
prssdent Johnson's health was much improved yes
serday, and i. expected that he will be sufcienty
covered to again attend to business to-day tomorrow
The steamship Columbia. from Havana the Gath
instant arrived here yesterday. The late rebel Score
tary of War; General Breckinridgc, was still in that
plaoe, and, it is said, advises all his friends
90 throw themselves tho mercy Of President
johnson and apply for pardon which is supposed he
has already done himself The exAnglo-rebel blockade
summing steamer Lark had sailed fr Havana for Liver
pool most likely to be sold The little rebel pes,hole
Nassau entirely deserted by the busy floating popua
tion which made 30 lively in blockade running times
and now, very justly has become dull and deserted
place. many It's and public houses being closed
for want Of customers
Governor Holden Of North Carolina, has already up
pointed and commissioned Justices Of tho peace In
thirty counties Of State and the work still going
on One Of the dutcs Of these justices will be ad.
minister the oath Of allegiance persons DESTROYS Of
voting at the election for members of the State Conven
zion.
Tho work Of properly ntcing tho bodies Of national
soldiers lying exposed the Wilderness battle neld
which commenced on the 18th inst, has been
pleted and board giving and regiment has been
placed at tho head of the gnvc Of every whose
mains could be Identified.
The examinations n the West Point Military Academy
pave been concluded, thu Visiting Board have all lcn
BE professors and others rapidly leaving and the
l.ca q are now In camp.
ns First New York cavalry, three hundred and nfty
linen Of the Third and threo hundred and twenty five OF
bhe Fifth New York artillery, The One Hundred and
esventy-nrss New York infantry, sixty men Of the
khe Sixth Vermont infantry tho sixteenth and Eighteenth
Connsc,cut infantry and the Fin MIME battery.
The government steamer Lackawanna, Captain En-.
mons, from Mobile and Pensacola arrived In tins port
yesterday afternoon.
MISCELLANEOUS NEws.
Our Buenos Ayres correspondence to the 18th OF May
gives further particulars regarding the progress Of the
wT ssanS Paraguay by Brazil, Uruguay and the Argen
F'ns CONDENSATION II was believed Paraguay would
prove formidable opponent for the three allied
Powers, M was said she had already an army OF
r,y thousand men, which she Is cspab. Of increasing 70
boo hundred thousand; Considerable navy and large
huppy Of artillery and al the other ncccsarIes for con-
nnued hosttics The parasuaysus still held the cap
Pured town Of Corrientes, Uruguay In the meantime
Ahe allies acting vigorously making great pre-
paratons for determined confess
fows from tho republic Of vcne,nels N. 7,h ms,
us,es that General Falcons Inauguration "a President
book place that day Order had been
oui he greater part Of the country but General Pulgar
was sti engaged In rebellous movements in Of The
nfoyinces The Venezuelan Senate had ratified the
trcatea negotiated with the United States and Spain Tn,
erAnding army Of the republic s 10 consist OF TIRE
kh0ug0nd nd fha NJ etoa nd fvr