The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-03

the capital Of President yuArsz numbered several thbu
sand and well the way towards the neld OF IT.
enterprise fhers were rumors in the city Of Mexico
that the republic Of Guatemala had formed alliance
with Macmillan Notwithstanding all that has been
said 10 the contrary IL s represented thai the EN-
peror friend OF the Je Davis rebellion and was
| gratAed at It's overthrow l
In the United States District Court yesterday before
Judge Benedict the OF the United States against one
hundred and twenty nine bales Of cotton for condemna
ton under the Non intercourse act OF July Is 1851 was
brought on and occupied the sitting Of the Court I'LL the
adjournment Tho not concluded and will be
resumed this morning
The United States District Attorney received
notice yesterday from Internal Revenue Commissioner
Lewis to release all the whskey recently seized by Mr.
Philip Dorsheimer Collector Of the Thirteenth district
for onpayment Of the internal revenue tax.
Two applications for licenses received .--sterday
by the Excise Commissioners, which we're granted The
board then adjourned till to-day
The steamship Ednburg, Captain Roskoll, OF the
Inman line, will sail at noon to-day for Queenstown and
Liverpool. from pier A North river The steamship
Hansa Captain Won santen, for Southampton and Bro
men, will also sail to-day At The mails for both
vessels will close at the Post Office past ten A. NJ
The bids for the contract for cleaning the streets for
the current year will be opened at tho Mayors Office at
The carriage, horses and accompanying equipments
purchased by gentlemen Of this city for
President johnson, but declined by him. sold at
auction yesterday at noon in front Of the Custom House.
In Wall street, in the presence OF largo and very
good natured nssembge Of tho usual denzens OF that
locality The entire amount realized from the sale
four thousand nine hundred and fifty dollars the horses
and carriage being taken by different purchasers
large number Of Mormon immigrants from Europe
arrived in this city Thursday and yesterday pro-
ceeded on their journey to Salt Lake City.
The following were among the commitments by the
police magistrates yesterday William r. Merwin,
patent medicine proprietor, and John Maton, James
O'Nei and Cornelius Toby, b'posters for dsfgurng
the curbso2es lanpposss and other public places with
their advertising bs these being the first under
the act Of the last Legislature for the prevention Of tho
DETACHMENT Of natural scenery &C. James Sullivan and
John Sheehan, said to be members OF Hose Company
No SO, on charge Of insulting females the streets
and assaultng the officers who arrested Them Henry
Smith charged with being the rngeader Of u crowd
who on Thursday evening assaulted policeman
and rescued q man whom he had arrested
charge Of throwing stones INTO tho window OF
No. 1855 Hudson street, two giving their
names George Brady and Henry Wilson, charged with
burgariously entering the house Of Mr. Henry +. Neil
No. West Thirtyf FIRST street. and attempting, though
unsuccessfuy, TO carry OFF large quantity Of valuable
articles, and James Riley and George Wilson, charge
of stealing horse and wagon and about three hundred
dollars worth OF groceries, the property Of Eighth
dealer. soldier named Livingston arrested
and committed on charge Of attempting to pass ten
dollar counterfeit bill on the Jewet City Bank OF Con-
necticut, Thursday night, at hotel In Fourteenth
street
The coroncrs inquest in the of the Iaan Antonio
Diodati who found murdered in the woods tho
Brooklyn city line the afternoon Of the 9th ut
proceeded with in Brooklyn yesterday number Of
witnesses examined but the testimony of most Of
them related to the discovery of the body and tho OBJ
of Dodat and bis three companions going into
the woods and the return of the latter after the murder
The testimony Of witness however detailed certain
transactions in connection with counteretng and added
confirmation to the belief that the persons who committed
the murder belonged to gang Of extensive counter
letters The investigation will be continued to-day
The stock market dull yesterday morning, but
during the day IL improved Governments heavy
at the opening but firm at the close Gold opened at
1884 and closed at 1877 u in the afternoon The closing
price at night was 1917.
There general ACTIVITY in business places yes
terday either in imported domestic produce, and
there were few important changes in values Cotton
and petroleum dull and heavy. Groceries quiet
but steady. On 'Change flour was dull and heavy.
Wheat was rsfher better Corn steady. Oats
&C. Sc. higher Fork greatly excited, and prices
went up 81 per Dbl. Whiskcy steady
President Johnson's Foreign Policy and
the Policy Of England.
With the great triumph Of the popular insd-
tntiOna of tho TInitod Ctsfas in fho auuurorr;ou