The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-22

nv hsr. an ,h. resoration Of civil government In the
s,.tas .,sv IN rebellion and insisting that the country
hath North and South is not yet prepared 10 act the
various questions involved especially that OF negro SUI
frage
Later st. Domingo advces give further particulars OF
the matter heretofore mentioned In our columns regard
ms an. new issue raised by General Ganda commander
Of the Spanish troops with the Dominican government
.puautIy only for purpose Of having pretext TO
ms,o,.u q foo,hold with his forces in the
cubl,c The Spanish Cortes in May last decreed
tina, the attempt by Spain 70 subjugate st.
pominso should DO abandoned, and that the
STAND should be Immediately evacuated by their military
forces The evacuation soon after commenced but has
since dragged along slowly that Is not yet nearly
completed and appears that General Gandara does not
intend IL shall be- since he insists the insertion in the
trratry Of peace OF clause by which the Dominican gov
eminent shall admit that the invasion only under
taken Al the desire OF majority Of the people,
aud that u given up voluntarily by the Spanards, be-
cause they asceancd that the people prefer
their iaiependcncs 10 Spanish rule In opposition to
me insertion 90 this clause the Dominican government is
ara ant Gandara declares that therefore the war must
be resumed
Asvsces from the republic Of Hayu to the 2sth uIt
port the rebels s held the town Of Cape Hayticn,
.ad likely hold for considerable time longer,
aot~haadng that the besisgins national troops kept
up On them continual cannonadc. Although the port
kadcd by steamers provisions for the bssiegod
we're eeing run In
Wall street had no new dcfalcation developments 10
excite "a yesterday and the current OF business, as
general thing flowed on In the ordinary manner Those
Who have escaped unnlured from the whirlpool Of fraud
are congrasalaiing themselves on their luck and
gond management while the unfortunate suffer
ers Ms buzily engaged In the melancholy
work Of counting their losscs Nothing has yet been
harmed az the whereabouts Of young Kctchum. 1t is
la tai bank ocer whose defalcaiion TO the amount
n one hundred thousand dollars noticed in saur
days HfKAIp ned 10 Canada His bondsman made good
the los 10 the bank and the particulars Of the affair have
hcen kcpt secrst
Tho dccislon Of Justice Ledwth Of the Jefferson Mar
k@a Ppice Court On the motion for the discharge Of
nevicse Lyons and Charles Brown, arrested charge
az nnplaslon with Jenkins the PhcDix Bank robbery
was 81 have rendered yesterday but at the request
AZ counsel the rendition postponed ill this after
moan.
rhe investigation IN regard tho death Of John r.
wessake one ~ TIE result. Of the steamboat Arrow
explosion was resumed yesterday by Coroner Lynch OF
nroakiyn and several witnesses examined The
most important part o. the testimony was that Of the
engncs whe stated thai tho day tho boilers were In
ssecea Mr. Doue o. the Inspectors. said that the
hocr were ouiy capable Of carrying twenty pounds Of
sssaa ba q fcw days afterwards certificate given
lio~ ns them carry wrnts-nve pounds Of steam In
Consequence The attendance Of Of tins most
lmporlani witnesses the Investigation adjourned
over tin tns evening al hall pasl O'Clock
The vcraic q TIE corsssrs Jury al bridgeport. Con
noeicui in me e ths collision tho Houszonic
lt.ilr.a su sis islh sn which resulted the death
~ Ten r twelve fssas and injuries N atssn
tuen,y csher-, wss msae pusilc yesterday the jury
nna that gross snzici and vsoiaison Of the
rig asions o. me rad ts Charles Hunt fsesdvn
ana sapsrutsnni of the company and one Of The con
duci 20 an enslneer and . mNas workman In ~ cm
,as.y wrFr ssipabs IN the msttr Two of The twelve
jurors dsuseEied frssn this verdict
Al the meeting ID the Metropolitan Firs commis~son-
EN- yesterday considerable bnslnns Ia this work Of
rsorxA niE.ng the aey~ftmsai iranAar,ed Reaola
tens wrrr sdapsea apo usaag COMMITTEES ~ rcpsrs
Whist nmmh~r ~ hnne engines w ~ proIser IN sts
and rggialag fr an cxamnaiea Of the aa.lhcs.ons q
an cnsia~ers of steamers IN servire and the
a.snl.4ai al a,eh a. canpos stand Me- test A
reaousion ~as sasrea ,he table providing Cor
pay sscai ~ al spiaranss Cor menb~srhp
10 the cepast~nt ANA M % thss Win ar not
GouId a. b. parGecty ana heay rhe chicf knginecr
sent in e.sHnlonssa ion of cumpi.ni against kntn~
csmp.nes Wee ana a. Zoe ashsnx tiid@s street sn
last n ncay mosnlng
Orr brsks OFT .cc,senisI'y Yesterday sfserncsa 10
the ship jpnet shop os Sssh -sees and exsended 10
several OF the Ajaceai huiidinzN anng damage IN the
amouni IL about isa mliion VI asllasn The build
iprs burned and parity burned wer- M sos sos and
sos south street. No. ssT 400 aai col Water street and
No Is cAharinr Zip
Anrr occurred at iss West rwepsy snah ess,y
yosi ,rday morning. bot csinsui-ised after doas
slight damage 10 the bslidiax u as attended. hos
..Iw A Al xIfi
named Ellen Murray badly burn q b. her elpbua
catching IRE tina, she IA not expected % recover
The police magistrates yesterday made the fs'lo~iae
commitments Freicrcx Fe lad ei thiriecn, charged
with stealing from his employer s iss 'ann'oer street
large quantity OF spool sk. AMI James bwcs, bunk
dealer corner OF Walker aud BAXTER STREETS on csn
plant Of receiving the stolen g,oaa Frsnk ana John
Robinson, two Canadian youths and Hannah stat
ford on charge Of sieaiing, IN hew chaH'eeD street
from George W. Charles Of Iinoi. while the latter Wa
under the influence ~ spirits about three hundred 40
lars; two meu giving their names - John smith aud
John williams charged with burglary o. iss "ea Forty
seventh street; James cummiskey and James Hnshcs
on compliant Of having. Sunday nsg, alta Nod sni
robbed John McNsmars, while he Wa passing Aionl
Ninth avenue. and Andrew Knowles, e'aman, %
charge, In company with four oter men who csApei
Of Dc owing a woman named Eisabesh Hsiora 10 tis
pier between kooscFeh ani 'sme, H'''''> - s'"'f'
ing TO commit violence upon her
A visit 10 the Brooklyn Navy Yard si'e~s that
although the war Cor ,he Suppression Of the rseos he
terminated large amount 81 work AN In progress
,b,s important naval establishment Their are si IN
yard over sixty vcsses including hose building and ~
pairing The vessels in progress of taiane are sb
large double turrrsed iron-slaes Kalamazoo and Man
anomah. the steam frsgsies ouinchaugh. ws~he'o AN
Java aud the steam sioop Ontario Among M ses-e'
receiving repairs "a the Brookiyn, on The dry ao
new dry dock TO be the largest IA the country, b
course Of construction veil new naval ~fshoas'
two hundred and any Zee, long, one Hundred sna s
feet wide and sixty feet high There n also much oshe
work going on, keeping employed la-ss nsmsss .
men
Mr. Jasper Harding for many years roTs'ssor o. 'h
Fsnn.,ransa Inqsirn Of Philadelphia died yesissas
| 10 that city, aged sixty ave yese