The New York herald., 1865-06-10

Kentucky.
Our nles Of European papers 70 the 27tn ut arc To
hand The opinions Of the British and From Oh pross
the capture Of JEFF. Davis form exceedingly curious
reading The London Tims says Davis is entitled II
little sympathy respect from England. The LondoE
Pot asserts that only was wanting 10 raise JEFF
Davis TO level with George Washington Tho Londor
Daily No, remarks that tho outrag's proved to have
been latery sanctioned by Davis render his completely
in the assassination plot less improbable On point
only all the organs both English and French, agree
| They say that Davis ought not TO be hanged
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
We have received intelligence regarding tho re'
vouon in tho republic Of San Salvador additional 70
that published in yesterday mornings HERALD Pres-
dent Duehas has issued proclamaons declaring martial
law throughout the country announcing that the rebel
on though unmportant and receiving no assistance OF
c0untenance except in very small portion Of territory.
may, example, be prejudical and granting pardon
to those willing accept it who had favored the insur
rectonsts but not yet taken in their behalf The
people rapidly coming forward for the support Of
Duehas The revolution broke out on the 18th OF May
under The lssdsLzhD q General c.bau.s :. San Miguel
which place was captured without resistance
Nj Van Pec one Of the Sandy Hook pilots states that
the pilots Of the boat Ariel Patterson No 12 whom or
Cape May picked up two life boats, number Of trunks
and clothing, belonging TO the Admiral Dupont
the supposition being that tho had blown up
The Admiral Dupont sailed from New York on the 7th
inst The officers Of tho steamship Matansas which
rived here yesterday, also report passing Off tho Della
ware Capes yesterday morning, articles ap-
parenty portions Of wrecked steamer Similar reports
made by other vessels which arrived here yester
day. -
The Inman line steamship City Of Baltimore, Captain
Mrehouse, will sail to-day at noon, from pier North
River for Queenstown and Liverpool The steamship
Teutona, for Southampton and Hamburg, will also sail
to-day at The mails for both vessels will close at
the Post Onnce at half-past ten A. NJ
The steamship Havana Captain N. r. Greene, Will
sail to-day at three O'Clock NJ for Havana direct from
pier No. North River Tho mails will close at the
Post Office at the usual hour.
The United States steamer Commodore Morris, Acting
Master Bingham, from Hampton Roads, and the double
ender gunboa Pontiac from Charleston, via Long Island
Sound, arrived In this port yesterday.
Tho Of the United States against hundred and
twenty bales Of cotton tried In the United States
District Court before Judge Benedict and jury,
submitted to the consideration Of the jury Thursday
evening That body locked up all night and came
into court yesterday morning reporting that they could
agree The foreman however stated that eleven Of
thcm for q verdict for the government, but one
holding out for the claimant It appeared that tho odd
man was Mr. Robinson, who, during tho progress Of
the trial. detected holding conversation with
Of the defendants and which circumstance was at the
time reported TO the Judge who deemed caution suf-
ncient The case will be tried again.
The of Charles H. Erich, charged with counter
feiting United States currency was again up before
United States Commissioner sullwell yesterday. On
motion of Assistant District Attorney Bell the accused
discharged from further custody owing 10 lack Of
SUFFICIENT proof TO justify his detention
An important counterfetng is expected TO come
before Commissioner Stillwel next Monday The ac-
cuscd is man named Shuister, farmer in the in
terror Of the State who is charged with manufacturing
on extensive scale and distributing large amounts Of
spurious currency
The long standing Forrest more resusci-
tated yesterday by motion to have It argued dc novo
in the United States courts The motion came before
Judge Nelson who having heard counsel for and against
took%he papers and reserved his decision
The Strong divorce yesterday again postponed
in the Superior Court. II Is set down for Monday
next
Tho following Wills have been admitted TO probate In
the Surrogates Court during this weck:-Those Of Ade
held Mendolsohn Abraham s. Bird, Benjamin K. Cow
pcrhwait Nancy Anthony, Caroline Heue. Abigail Dunn,
Edward Miller, Simon Riger Thebe J. Waterbury. Helen
Amelia Wheeler stasoy Pitcher Margaret Sullivan and
George b. wadron.
There were no jury trials in the Court OF General ses
sions yesterday in consequence Of the failure Of the
Grand Jury TO present indictments At noon they
brought In large number Of bills and the trials OF the
accused parties set down for next week The Re-
corder sentenced prisoners who convicted during
the week. Michael Fairs, guilty Of an attempt at lar
ceny was sent TO the State Prison for two years and
three months Peter McCarrey, guilty OF . similar
offence, was sent there for two years. Ferdinand
Reckcl who pleaded guilty to larceny, was sent TO the
-nitcntary for year John Ruthven, convicted Of
embezzlement, was sent 10 the Pententiary for two
months. John A McNamara convicted Of forgery in
the third degree sentenced to imprisonment In the
State Prison for three years John Stead indicted for an
attempt 10 commit rape upon Bridget Luddy, on tho
goth Of May pleaded guilty to the offence. lie was re-
manded for sentence. Judge Russell sentenced Henry
Crogan and Charles McCready convicted last term OF lar
ceny 10 the Pcnitenary for one year Mary Taylor,
pckpocket sent 70 the City Prison for four months
and fined nty dollars.
Lieutenant Governor Alvord, with the State Engineer
and Surveyor tho Quarantine and Health ocers Police
Commissioner Bergen and others, proceeded down the
bay yesterday Of the police steamboats, to examine
locations and nx upon for the erection Of the pro-
posed quarantine warehouses provided for by act Of the
last Legislature They visited Staten Island Oyster s
land and Robins Reef The results Of their examinations
will be reported TO the Commissioners Of the Land Once
who determine the site to bs chosen under the law.
The Theta Delta Chi Society concluded its sessions M
the Astor House last evening Delegates from num-
bsr Of colleges were In attendance at the convention
The association will meet again In this city in February
nett NN. M
Class day was celebrated a. Columbia College yesterday
By he class Of 1906 by variety Of exercises consisting
Of oratoy music and dancing There were upwards OF
,hros hundred ladies and gentlemen present. and all
seemed delighted with the novelty and interest Of the
celebration.
The Grand Lodge Of Freomasons closed their annual
session yesterday evening Tho proceedings throughout
have becn exceedingly harmonious and Of great impor
tance TO the fraternity
The examination In the cases OF the Duane street