The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-27

wa. only opposed by three negative votes rhree OF ne
atv rebeous States have now in conventisn on
their secession ordlnanc "a Mississippi and Alabama Do
carng By their action that those Instruments never had
apv LEGAL Or binding effect while South carolins, appa
rentiy s clngag desperation 70 the last shadow Of
her favore donna, seemed consider hers legitimate
statute and therefore formally repealed IT, Tho Alabama
convention also passed yesterday an ordinance declaring
null and void ali proceedings Of the secession convention
ana All amendments made by II TO tho State constitution
which conflict with the constitution OF the United states
Intelligence TO the 2lst inst has been received from
Colons Cole commanding the right column Of General
onnors expedton against tho hostile Indians Of the
Northwest His troops had engagements on tho 1si,
sd lh and 9Th inst ON Powder river with large force
estimated at over three thousand, Of the Sioux Chero
kee and Arrapaho tribes, who each occasion were
defeated scattered and driven with great slaughter,
and with the loss Of large number Of their hoFseA
Their killed and wounded included In which were many
Of their principal Chiefs estimated a six hundred
Col Coos total loss seven killed and three wounded
Tho Colonel was considerably crippled In regard TO trans
poasion six hundred Of his horses and two hundred Of
his mules having frozen TO death In one night n
Mayor Gunther Comptroller Brennan, City Inspector
Bools and Corposatisa Counsel Devsn with their aor
neys and ether interested persons all Of this oy, yes
tsray appeared In Albany bseess Governor Fenon, IA
accordance with his summons 70 answer the charges
pre6sendf q Standardization In Our municipal
governmenk Tho charges against the Mayor
were net sustained, q was checrfulH admitted
by the prosecution, and that gentleman left
Albany last night on his return trip TO ths
metropolis Those aeainst the other officials and their
answers thereto wore read, after which the 70
ainder of the day occupied In hearing the axgu
ents Of counsel for and against the Jurisdiction Of the
Governor In the matter Governor Fenton stated that
he would take the Arguments into consideration and ad
journed the TIL noon to-day '3e.ais Z
We give additional particulars of the robbery OF the
Concord National Bank Of Massachusetts, in another COL
unn 1t was one Of boldest and largest robbees Of
the kind that took place In this country The rob
bers II appears made clean sweep Of everything in
tho bank wegve with other Details the numbers Of the
bonds stolen. Payment on them has Of course been
stopped Thirty thousand dollars reward has been
offered for the detection Of tina thieves and the recovery
Of the securities. rsa ~ ~ ,fST5 n ~ .sa3
Tn counsel on both sides in the Of Captain An
derson Of tho ship Vlaanca concluded their summing
up yesterday before United States Commissioner Osborn
Tho Commissioner said he would not render Judgment IN
the case but leave jury and he accordingly
ted the captain for trial bail being allowed in the
sum Of Ave thousand dollars. 81 mos s7sss ~
In the Unitcd states Dstrcs Court yesterday Oeiore
Judge betts decree OF conaemnaon was cn'eleo anu
SAFE ordered against m'ysA hunoicu ess.s aau
barrels Of smoking tobacco seaca some ume ago oy 'ne
Custom Ho'sc on'cers anu a'esea - havo D0on
cd contrary to the provisions Of the Revenue laws
The case Of the United Satcs against the steamship
Columbia called on yesterday. before Judge Belts In
the United States District Court was postponed t Tues
day next tuss'sLns reqv' .ti
4 The case of Anne Lorkng versus Frederick l. King,
winch Is ra'her Interesting one W.. ss",n unuv. -
vesasaon Yesterday, ooiOlo suus' n. ~ 'na'n
oefs' IN inc p'esenOs "a IN" -
wno S.ys 'a'' sne w. :. - -.
80. ard i, ,,as,ey aftar ,er for Cuba where
~ c,r,,ov.d 81 - mrs. \ and ,,herr bv
80. ,o,,.rr ,;ck.,. s.a a,e- nr.vss ~ ali
.r.o.1.;,r N s,,ous one hundred 6, thousand
,,ar, ssor, 4,r,e 400 aha returned 70 this CITY.
,,,,v dr,,,, for large omo,pts ~ money These she
avs vha nac,d n The banda Of M King. whom she
b.d emnoved a. her ,vver With Instructions 70 collect
thar. ~ ,a.,r.v and mako doposlts ar them in bank
y, hor .ccourt hrt .he alleges that he n,nde tho deposs
IN ~. o~. name rhis Of courso the respondent de-
Mas Astcr hearing the testimony the Judge ordered
4, An. dr,e,. ~ hs dcnored IN trust companv. to
.wo,, og.l son ana Inc ca.e WAS further adjourned
IN mi. forenoon. is.t.s,s4.s ~ sa'is i, eana
Hon Judge Clsrke will hold tho Special Term OF the
Supreme Court for October, commencing at eleven
O'Clock A n The regular calling of the calendar will
he strictly adhered To- EfoA aTI1fs aydA fao4
Tho case Of tho steamboat Arrow boiler explosion has
not boon allowed. Ike 30 many similar catasrophes to
at once drop quietly into oblivion without an effort To
probe the matter to the bottom The Grand Jury Of the
Court Of Sessions yesterday presented an indictment for
mans,sushser in the fourth degree against David D.
Smith and Funis Smith, owners of the Arrow, charging
them with cuIpable negligence in using an unsafe boiler
Tho defendants came into court, accompanied by their
counsel pleaded mot guilty TO the Indictment and gave
bail each IN the sum Of I'VE thousand dollars for their
appearane whenever the case shall be called for tral
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