The New York herald., 1865-04-14


could not get rid of her shorter time she eaky
and ,nseaworhy said that tho stonewal hoisted
rebel flag before she of French hands and that
deep responsibility rests with the French and Spanish
cabinets her account well with the United
States government for sending Sufficient force
at once destroy her.
General Hancock, commanding the national troops in
the Shenandoah valley orming the people Of that
region in official order Of the surrender OF General
Lees army hopes that they will regard it, as General Loo
himself does tho first great step towards peace, and
tells them that 1t is for themselves decide tho amount
Of freedom they to enjoy. Mosby, he Informs
them is not included the parole and they are warned
against giving further assistance, shelter or conceal
ment to guerilas
Large numbers Of rebel deserters coming into the
Union lines at various points on the Mississippi river
They represent the rebel armies Of mississippi and tho
Trans Mississippi having existence In nsme ony
that the numbers for duty exceedingly small and
that all are much dseatened and demoralized at tho
prospects OF the confederacy.
A Rio Janero journal announces the receipt BY tho
Brazilian government Of an Official communication from
Secretary Seward declaring the dsapprova Of the govern
ment Of the United States Of the action Of Commander
Collins, Of the steamer wachusett, in seizng in the
harbor of Bahia the rebel pirate Florida and
giving assurance that that officer will be suspended and
tried by martial The completely In tho seizure Of
Mr.. Wilson, the American Consul aa Bahia, Is also
alluded to- his dismissal from oee is suggested II
is promised tho Brazilian flag shall reoeivc proper
honors and that the Of tho Florida shah be re.
eased the government of the United statos does
not consider itself responsible the loss Of tho vese
as she sunk accidentally.
Bennett Young tho only Of tho St. Adams raiders
who did receive full discharge in tho Toronto court
the other day, was released Tuesday last giving
eight thousand dollars bail for his appearance
THE LEGISLATURE.
In tho Senate yesterday bills reported relative 10
the Croton Aqueduct in this city and to change the
grade Of the streets affected thereby; amending the
Soldiers Voting lava majority report tho Custom
House bl for tho better protection Of seamen In the
port Of New York-a majority report to Incorporate the
Harry Howard Association Of Exempt Firemen also to
amend the Brooklyn Public Park and Parade Grounds
bill Resolutions Of thanks Lieutenant General Grant,
his officers and men, who have met conquered and COM
pelled the surrender of tho enemies of the republic,
were introduced and adopted unanimously. Bills
passed incorporate the Bay Side and Now York Ferry
Company, and horlzng the erection OF warehouses
and docks in Now York for quarantine purposes Tho
consideration of the Central Railroad Fare bill then
| resumed After remarks by members progress
ported and the bill made the special order. In
evening session debate again had the Central
BILL and judging from the tenor Of the remarks the bill
will certainly pass 1t advanced third reading
In the Assembly bills passed TO incorporate tho
| Army and Navy Savings Bank Of New York. and fixing
the compensation of members Of the New York Common
Council. The Metropolitan Health bill was then put
upon its PASSAGE and lost by vote Of yeas g. nays 5s
| motion was then made to reconsider, which
adopted.
Our European nles by the Moravan reached this city
from Portland Me-, Lost night The papers Of the
same date those received by tho Now York on the
previous day.
The steamship Edinburg, Captain RoskeI, which les
Liverpool at on the 10Th and Queenstown on ths
30th Of March, arrived st this port early yesterday
morning The advces have been anticipated. The Edin
burg brings hundred and forty passengers
The steamship Ocean Queen, from Aspinwall on the
9th nst arrived in this port last evening" bringing
large number Of California passenger six hundred
thousand dollars In SPECIE and later from Central
| and South America The revolutionary movement In
Peru progressing That IN Bolivia having succeeded
affairs in that country bad again become somcwhas set
tcd Ono Spanish vessel had arrived at Valparaiso,
and another daily expected and some believed that
the object Of the visit Of these cruisers demand
satisfaction from the Chilean government for having
fused 70 allow the Spanish squadron 70 receive supplies in
is ports during the pendcncy Of tho difficulties with
| Peru; but this apprehension was not general
/ AL WaSs M ms arOd h nv
the United States officers 10 this city 70 tho Cuban
authorities nier the provisions Of Extradition
treaty with Spain, charge OF having been engaged In
the slave trade received his sentence In the Havana court
on the I'd INST It condemns him 10 nineteen years in
the chain gang nne Of ny thousand dollars 70 mako
restitution To persons for large OF money Of
which alleged he defraudcd them In his transactions
pay third Of tho costs OF trial. 70 suffer loss Of all
civil rights be subjected 10 other penalties With
| him also sentenced ten others charged with COM
pcty in his operations including priest named Valdez
who condemned 70 eight years in the chain gang.
perpetual ncapacy exercise pastoral functions and 70
| pay portion Of the costs Of trial
The Board Of Councilmen held no meeting yesterday,
quorum not being present The board adjourned
| till next Monday.
| Another meeting Of the committee Of citizens
having charge OF thc arrangements for celebrating
great national held yesterday afternoon at
the Custom House. AZ President Lincoln has not yet
named day for the thanksgiving ceremonies the mem
bcrs Of the committee deemed best 10 anticipate
the time but resolved assemble the call Of their
chairman at any time for the purpose Of cooperation
with any plans which may accord with public senti.
| mcnt.
| Tho emigration from Europe To the United States
promises 70 swell TO unusually full tide during the
| present season. Three thousand nine hundred and
twenty persons landed the port of New York
by steamships and sailing vessels from the LIST Of April
| 20 yesterday morning ~, these the steamship Etna
bro gbt hundred and nineteen the New York Ave
hundred and eleven and the Ednburg yesterday seven
hundred aud foryone The majority Of these strangers
belong very valuable class Of industrial producers
We Informed from Liverpool under date OF the 2Sh
March, party Of ffty principally miners and agr