The New York herald., 1865-05-13

uonA n weG reporsees rotxovo " Looo 0sPoso0n
schemes In sonora and sinaioA
yron Washington ere informed shat there u
prospect q nsxioan loan being shortly placed the
American markets. bsssd on ssoh sscatissas viii render
Il popular and perfectly safe investment
There appears 10 be abatement In tho Mexican emil
grafton sxctemsnA Recruiting continues active In this
city, and accounts from other parts of the country snow
that the entssprss u extending.
In pursuance Of the arrangement between the counse
In the Fire Department controversy, already rcieneo 70
judgments pro rma entered yesterday In the su-
prens Court special term, bsfore Judge Foster.
The application for an injunction against the newly
appointed Commissioners Of the Croton Aqueduct DO
partmsnt was denied yesterday by Judge Sutherland On
the ground that the applicants bad mistaken ther form
of remedy.
In the case Of Hugh Smith versus Charles Carver
and Others where the plaintiff sued to recover for
cargo Of guano which he claimed was unlawfuly takea
from Leon Island the coast Of Patagonia, by tho d.
fcndans and brought this country In the bark Tro
vsore the Jury yesterday brought in verdict for the
plaintiff assessing damages a six thousand two nun
dred and ninety-nve dollars
case which excited considerable interest among
sporting mon was before Judge Leonard In the supreme
Court, circuit yesterday Sam Mclaughlin, the turf
man. sued Lewis Z. Carpenter gentleman OF the same
fraternity TO thousand dollars alleged to
have been loaned the latter The defendant insisted
that tho debt had been cancelled by some sporting nsgo
tiaons between the two In London and Paris; but the
Court ruled otherwise and It decided that the plain
TIL must be paid the full amount, with interest.
Joseph weinch an operate basso, sued julius Schu
BERTH Broadway music DEALER yesterday; in tho su
prems Court circuit, before Judge Wells. to recover
sum of money alleged to have been loaned to the defcnd
ant while the two were on board steamer coming 10
this country from Europe. Mr.. Schuberth maintained
that the money loaned him. but to Mrs. Keut
gen. OF the German Opera The jury, after short do
liberation rendered verdict for Mr. Weinch for the
full amount claimed
In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday Judge Rus
sci sentenced Charles Walter tried and convicted Of
the murder of Nancy Elizabeth Vincent on tho 3oth OF
November 1894 to DO executed on Friday, tho 2Sd OF
june 1895 The takcn to the Court OF Appeals,
which affirmed the judgment and ordered the prisoner 70
be resenteuced by the Judge before whom the case was
tried large number Of prisoners who were tried dur
ing the week, sent 10 the State Prison.
Surrogate Tucker yesterday dismissed the application
for letters Of administration the estate or the late Ell
Moore once prominent politician In this city and who
died In Kansas II was shown that Mr.. Moore LETT no
assets here Argument also heard admitting the
will Of Mrs Esther Levy late Of London which was op-
posed the ground that the application was informal,
and also that the decedent unsound in mind and
der restraint
The, ,Irman line steamship City of London, Captain
Petrie win sail to-day at from pier "A North river
for Queenstown and Liverpool The steamship Bavaria,
Captain Taube for Southampton and Hamburg Will also
sail day. The malls for both vesses will close
at tho Post ofbce at halfpast ten A. NJ
The American Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
sions held their anniversary yesterday In Irving Hail.
VIM E. Dodge presided, and number Of addresses
delivered by several returned missionaries Tho
tarys report stated that there twenty-five missions
under the board and that the receipt for the last eght
months hundred and lftyseven thousand eight
hundred and eighty eight doars The expenditure was
not named.
special meeting Of the American Anti.avery Society
held last evening at Cooper Institute Tho hall was
crowded, and speeches made by Mcssrs Wendell
Phillips George Thompson and Theodore Til,cn. The
principal point OF tho speakers dscourses the mat
ter Of negro suffrage.
The violent wind and rain storm with which we were
visited on Thursday evening extended over consider
able stretch Of country, doing great damage in some
ocalitiea It's effects much more severe mt places
both east and this city than here houses being
number Of people seriously injured. In Philadelphia
particularly destructive Al Albany there has been
another great rise in the Hudson river consequence OF
the heavy rains Of Wednesday ana Thursday.
On Thursday night hrec men, who had been Tor some
time followed and watched by detectives, were scen TO
make forcibe entrance into the store No Il Warren
street. and then proceed oil bags which they carried
with them with valuable dry goods. At this juncure
the police made descent and arrested tho three alleged
burglars who gave their Hcrry Hastings, Will
liam Smith and william Ryan, and they were yesterday
morning committed 10 the Tombs for trial.
Two young men, giving their names George 0'Brien
Kennedy the latter recent arrival in this city from
Richmond Va were yesterday committed the Tonbs
charge of having stolen bank book containing about
four hundred dollars FROM Mr. George Sherman, of 70
Fourth street. while the Inter standing at the bar Of
q public house IN Broadway.
Between ten and eleven O'Clock Thursday night
man named John Sullivan was attacked in Brosdway,
near Cortaudt street. by men, aud robbed Of watch
valued forty dollars One OF the alleged hghwaymeu,
who gave the name OF William Miller arrested and
locked up In the Tombs for trial. The other escaped.
Peter McCaarcy was yesterday committed to tho
Tombs 10 answer TO the charge Of knocking down and
robbng Alexander Brown to the steamer Mary
Benton
The stock market firm yesterday morning, but
lower during the rest OF the day Governments were
quiet Gold was excited and after ceiling up to 1885, ~
closed down 1904 The closing price for gold in
the evening was 1905.
The rise IN gotd impaired nrmer eeng W every ae-
psrtment Of trade yesterday and there was very gene
raj though moderate advance In the price Of merchan
dse both foreign aud domestic. Business moderate
however, the merchants general thing preferr,ns
to await settled state Of affairs before operating to
any great extent Cotton was steady, while Sour was
more active and &c. higher. Wheat nrmer while
oats were 1c. &c. higher, and corn was dull and un-
settled Pork was nrmer, while beef steady. LArd
was more active and nrlner Freighs dull Wheat
steady.
YANKEE GOVERNMENT m SOUTHERN CTrEs.-
The Southern people have entertained, and
expressed very freely during the war, many
contemplate opinions of what they called the
" "miserable Yankees" but IL is quite probable
that by this time they have learned that these
Yankees understand how to do one thing well,