The New York herald., 1865-06-09


steamship Costa Rca, which arrived hese yesterdsy
from Aspinwa the sist ult The Costa Rics brough
over half million dollars in specie The revolution Il
Peru in full progress; but the govsr,nent forces
had obtained important successes the insurgeat
and 1t thought that the latter would have "a
succumb, a. they were very deficient In leaders,
| discipline and financial resources military
aud naval force sent against the revc'utionists
at africa succeeded, after . warm engagement,
in dpossessng them OF that place Dispensing them
From Chile we have confirmation Of previous reports
that demand hes been made that republic by Spain
for satisfaction for the suffered by tho
Spanish squadron during the Peruvian troubles, in not
being allowed to obtain supplies in Chilean ports No
hostile steps however, had yet been taken by the com
mander of the Spanish feet in the Chilean waters
revolution in the interest OF General Barros ths exied
President, and against Duehas, the present OK
executive, had broken out in the republic or
Salvador and rapidly spreading Tho towns
Of La Union and San Miguel had been captured by the
revoutonists and they had fair prospects Of complete
success The Railroad contract had passed the
House of Of the Columbian Congress- and
was before the Senate.
Previous reports to the effect that President Juare OF
Mexico had issued letters of marque for reprisas
French commerce are reiterated by Panama newspap
1t says the letters intended to authorize prvateerng in
those for the Atlantic recently.
The case Of the government versus one hundred and
twenty bales Of cotton, which commenced In tho
United States District Court before Judge Benedict
the I'd inst was concluded yesterday and gwen - tho
jury 1t is claimed that this cotton brought to this
city from Texas by the defendants In violation of the
Non-intercourse act
In the case OF Henry H Sterling versus James W.
Scott before Judge Robertson of the Superior Court
where the plaintiff sued TO thousand dollars
damages account Of alleged beating received
at the hands Of the defendant the jury yesterday brought
in verdict for the plaintiff but assessed the damages
low as hfty dollars
The Strong divorce case which was set down for yes
terday, postponed until to-day rhe will proba
bly, 90 until Monday Friday generally devoted
TO short causes
In the Court OF General Sessions yesterday Hugh Don
ney, Mathew Nally and Thomas Hogan, charged with
stealing wagon valued At forty dollars, owned BY
Patrick Waldron, the 18th Of May pleaded guilty to
petty larceny and sent to the Pententiary for six
months. Paul volmer convicted OF picking the
pocket OF Henry Strauss Of watch at Jones' Wood,
the 26th Of May. He remanded for SEN
tence. Catharine Hagan charged with stealing
two hundred dollars worth Of wearing apparel from Mrs
Pauline Reinhar II Lamartine place, on the 18th Of
May, pleaded guilty The Recorder sent her to the State
victed of larceny from the person, he having been
Jointly charged with John Fry in attempting to rob
jeremiah Faby, the night Of the oath of May. The
complainant was in unconscious state q stoop in
Division street. when two officers detected the accused
parties in the act Of robbng him. Burke. who
was tried separately, was sentenced TO the State
Prison for four years. James Delany and Peter
Torrance, sailors, charged with stealing forty
dollars worth Of clothing from Bony Marsden,
20 Catharine slip pleaded guilty to petty larceny, and
were sent to the Penitentiary for two months Ellen
Bruce charged with picking the pocket Of Sophia Hes
berg, on Houston street feryboat, pleaded guilty.
She to the City Prison for four months and
fined twenty FIVE dollars
The Of the estate sf Che late Daniel Angevine,
which presents very interesting will contest, was re-
commenced in the Surrogate's Court on Monday last,
but has been postponed until next week. account OF
the illness Of the Surrogate.
The sixteenth annual regatta Of the New York Yacht
Club took place yesterday There nine enres and
eight started vz-S6ops Annie and Bonita schooners
Maria, Commodore Stevens Magic Vice Commodore
VIM. h. Mcvickar; the Calypso, Haze, Junata and
Breeze. The yachts started from Owls Head, coursed
around the buoy at the Southwest Spit and the Light
ship and returned distance Of about forty miles The
Maria in first, tho Magic second, and the Annie
thrd-the winning the prizes the Marias
Of tonnage giving the advantage TO the Magic The wind
was light and variable all day The distance OF the
course was about forty miles, but Of the yachts
must have gone nearer sixty
Yesterday another very hot day The mercury in
the thermometer the shade stood at eighty eight de-
grees at noon and at four O'Clock in the afternoon at
eighty six.
The Grand Lodge Of Free Masons met for the third day
yesterday The main business transacted the cleo
tion Of grand officers The installation Of officers will
take place this morning ten O'clock and the annual
session will be closed tonight
The three days festival Of the German Schuzen Corps
Jones Wood concluded yesterday the attendance
being much larger than any OF the previous days
After the conclusion Of the shooting the prizes dis
trbuied and the members OF the corps and their friends
par:ook of a supper At night music and dancing
kept up TO late hour.
The members of Warren Hose Company, Of Phadel-
phia visited the Park yesterday, accompanied by the
Committee Of Reception from SO Hose Of this city, whose
guests they are and proceeded thence TO Harlem, via
High Bridge where they received most Hospitality
by 21 Hose Company OF Harlem They attended Nibo's
theatre in the evening
The steamship Manhattan the first vessel Of the
new line which IL to be established between this city and
Vera Cruz went trial trip down the bay yesterday,
and acquitted herself very satisfactory to all
board The Manhattan ia o.sail her first trip for
Vera Cruz, via Havana, on the 18th inst
Last evening Mr.. Gcrrit Smith delivered an address in
the Cooper Institute advocating the utmost enency TO
the Southern rebels He repeatedly interrupted by
persons who propounded questions TO him, which rem
dered the proceedings quite spicy
The investigation Of the charges Of against Judah
Pierce John W Freeman, Luther N. Fuller and William
Findon Duane street liquor dealers, was continued
yesterday before Justice Dowling, at the Tombs con
siderable additional amour, of testimony taken,
after which the further adjourned till this
afternoon.
The following cases among others, we're disposed OF
by the police authorities yesterday A coorcd waiter
named George Peterson committed for trial charged
with having. in company with another person who es
eaped arrest, attacked Dennis Connor of Portland, Me-,
on Wednesday night, while passing through
Wooster street. and robbed him Of over
70.