The New York herald., 1865-06-08

TO his of squad Of soldiers sent 10
rest him
Mr.. wendell Phillips has revised his speech recently
delivered in Boston, the published reports Of which at
the time he was represented to have advocated the
pudiation of national debt. was the repuda
tion OF all rebel debts which Mr. Phillips favored The
following extracts relative TO this matter are from the
amended report Of his speech
81 look on reconstruction based white suffrage
another the assumption by the nation Of the
Confederate debt The two things parts Of the same
WHOLE l shall hold myself at liberty to
cooperate any party which puts its banner Re-
pudation all rebel debt matter how sacredly such
bastard Congress may have assumed them"
EUROPEAN NEWS
The arrival OF the Africa Halifax yesterday with
advces the 2sh ult places In possession Of two
days later European news
Lord Palmerston, in the House of Commons, the
26h u stated that the diplomatic correspondence with
respect the Aabamas depredatons still going
and that the question had been discussed in the most
friendly and amicabo
The London press discusses the question at great
length. The London Times claims credit for British
neutrality" and says England now stands its legal
rights and refuses TO make any compensation where 1t
has done no wrong"
The news Of JEFF Davis capture had created consdera
BILE sensation in Europe Politically the intelligence
considered favorable for had the rebel chief escaped to
foreign country European might have arisen from
tho demand for his extradition
The British government urged to ask the
operation of America for the entire suppression Of the
slave trade.
Prince Napoeons eulogy Of America and his endorse
ment Of the Monroe doctrine had drawn down upon him
the censure OF the Emperor The Prince had accord
ngy resigned his position in the councils of the empire
American securities had again advanced. In London
on tho 9th ult United States dve-twenes stood at
67H 68.
Consols the 9th were quoted at 91 ok. Cot
ton quiet in the Liverpool market and uncha anged
The panic in the India cotton trade spreading
Further failures announced.
MIECELLANEOUS NEWS
Tho heavy claims on Mexico Of tho Mcssrs Jecker,
bankers for advances made to the Mexican governmen
under the administrations Of Presidents Zuloaga and
Miramon, have been finally settled by deduction of
sixty per from the claimed BY this arrange
ment between the Messrs Jecker and tho Franco Mex
can commission various guarantees and duties which
were assigned to tho claimants arc dsengagcd
Warren Hose Company No 49, of Philadelphia arrived
in this city yesterday and received by Warren Hose
No 49, of New York. whose guests they during their
stay in the Empire City They received by Const
and entertained at dinner at Montague Hail. after which
they returned to this city at nno o'clock last evening"
where most brilliant reception awaited them our fire.
paradng in torchligh procession. They will remain
in this city till Saturday
final decree of distribution entered yesterday In
the United States District Court before Judge Belts
the OF the prize blockade running steamer Annie and
her cargo Of five hundred bales Of cotton and thirty
Of tobacco captured of the entrance to Wilmington, N
sci and cargo $500 31 half of which goes
the government and the other half to the officers and
Of the government steamers Nphon, Wilderness
Alabama, Kansas and Houqua.
In the Strong divorce case, the Superior Court yes
terday, motion made, argued and granted for
commission behalf of the defendant to take the testi
mony Of Secretary Of War Stanton and Major General
Foster The trial is down proceed at eleven o'clock
this forenoon.
A named William Davis yesterday awarded |
1--WE hundred dollars damages by jury in the Marine
Court for assault made upon him by man named |
Mathew McShcrry The plaintiff is liquor dealer, and
complained that he beaten his store by the
defendant, persons brought TO his establishment
through defendants instrumentaity Tho injuries
TO the hand Of the plaintiff which was very severely cut
In tho Court of General Sessions yesterday James
Meade a hotel thief, convicted Of attempt at
grand larceny in entering occupied by Mr. Coils
p Huntington, Of Sacramento, at the Metropolitan
Hotel the 1st Of May with the intent to steal two
bonds of Pacific Railroad stock worth two thousand dol
lars The prisoner caught in the room and, when
searched burglars keys found upon him. Re-
corder Hoffman sent him the State Prison for two
years and six months John Ruthven, carman in the
employ of Henry Malard 6l9 Broadway, tried and
convicted embczzlcment in failing TO return fortysix
dollars which he collected from the Hendrckson Express
Company Ferdinand Reiche pleaded guilty 10 attempt
TO steal eight yards OF CLOTH worth forty eight dollars
the property Of Jacobs Levy John A. Mcnamara
pleaded guilty forgery the third degree he having
tho 4th of February offered forged check FOR forty
dollars, purporting to have been drawn by e.
Ring Those prisoners remanded for sentence.
John A. Canter placed trial charged with having
in his possession large quantity Of counterfeit money
Jefferson Stout the for the people, testified that
he met Canter a saloon Eighth avenue, and entered
into negotiations with him for the purchase OF seven
thousand dollars worth OF counterfeit bills on the
Mechanics Bank OF New Haven and the Northhcld Bank
Of Massachusetts, In the evening WAS testified Stout
brought q detective with him To the house OF the |
prisoner in Fifty first street, and on searching tho
house dies presses and the materials for countereing
WERE IL 10 alleged found. Owing to aaw in tho ndct-
ment Canter was acquitted; but he win be tried on
another amended Indictment growing Of this
Within the last threo days the number Of licenses |
granted by the Excise Commissioners has been fifteen.
They still continue TO meet daily.
Another sale Of government cotton, comprising over
fourteen hundred bales seized at Mobile took place
Yesterday afternoon Ill Broadway The qualities were
principally middling low middIing and good ordinary,
and the prices received ranged from to thirty
two cents per pound
The annual regatta Of the Brooklyn Yacht Club took
place yesterday The winning boats were the Nonpare
Jennie Cable and Edna c.
Tho sixteenth annual regatta Of the New York Yacht
Club will be commenced to-day. number Of yachts
have been for the race the starting time being
half past O'Clock this forenoon The starting point
instead Of being from in front Of the Eysian Fields AZ
heretofore, will be aagboa anchored abreast Of Owls
Head, Long Island.