The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23

| Wioh tnSufahco company IN july las, VI S-o'oV0'N
was brought TO this city yesterday having been
IN Florida whittier he and his companion had He'd and
joined the army. His companion deserted "heh no
feared arrest and died from disease contracted from OK
| posure and fatigue
The steamship General Meade, of the Cromwell ine
viii leave for New Orleans Saturday next, 27h INST
This steamer came through the recent gales without sus
tanning the slightest injury She is one OF the most ca
| pablo and seaworthy steamers leaving tnis port
Two hack drivers some time ago recovered 5000 from
the owner of the Twenty Street Ferry Company
for the loss OF a which ran overheard from one
OF the boats Of the defendant sowing to alleged nse
curely arranged chain the horse deck. The case
was appealed to the General Term Of the Court of Ap
| peals and argued yesterday. Decision reserved.
The Bishop divorce suit came up yesterday in Cham
bers of the Supreme Court before Judge Barnard on
motion of the ladys counsel for alimony After hear.
ing the argument Of counsel both sides Judge Bar
nard took the papers and reserved his decision.
The Of James Wright, charged with stealing furs
from Frederick Booss, continued In the Court OF
General Sessions yesterday The will doubtless be
| closed to-day.
Henry Posey was sentenced to two years and six
months in the State Prison yesterday by Recorder
Hackett for felonious assault
George Gutschafter was sent to the Penentiary BY
| Recorder Haskell for an attempt at larceny.
The stock market steady yesterday and prices
advanced particularly for the Northwestern shares,
common and preferred Gold dull and closed at
| l46h.
Business opened with considerable activity in the
markets for domestic produce and prices tended In
favor Of the seller cotton, -four grain, &C. all selling
higher In imported merchandise the recession Of gold
exered depressing influence Groceries not very
active but prices steady Provisions generally
were Arm. without decided change Petroleum ruled
easier Freiehts dull. Dry goods firm and mod
eratcy active
Under continued heavy receipts and the Rehabilitation
Of buyers operate the market for beef cattle at Bulbs
Head decidedly 'blue" prices for the beat grades
having fallen or fully &C. lc per ID, while those Of
| common were 1hc. a &c. lower, and in
further granted The offerings large
amounting in the aggregate to 1000 head, Of which quite
number left unsold Extra cattle sold as low
IT, while fair to good brought 15c. &c.,
mon cattle selling as low as SIC. l0c Mich COWS
ruled steady aud firm at prices ranging from $40 to
$3.50. Veal calves were in moderate request, though
rather easier prices l3c being the top price, and &c.
a LOG. for inferior, and common at 12c. l3c. Tho
market Cor both sheep and lambs completely
stocked, and concession Of &c. &c per H. was
coded without leading to any great activity the market
closing extremely dull at &C. &C. for fair to good sheep
and 5ac. for lambs Hogs &c lower under heavy
receipts and limited demand The market opened dull,
with forty loads sale, with moderate transac.
lions at 1Oc. 1896 for good prime Western, and
exc. 1O&c for State.
MISCELLANEOUS
Our Washington dispatches detail the alleged discovery
the plans of the radicals to mpcach and depose the
President large force OF "Boys in Bue were to be
sent Washington to protect aud aid Congress in its
schemes general distribution Of arms throughout the
West had been made by the radical Governors. Their
designs rs indicated OF highly dangerous and
utionary tendency The story is startling II true
II is reported that Secretary Stanton win resign
soon he has completed his report upon which he is
now cngage Cd. General Sherman will succeed him tenn
| porariiy.
The Maryland troubles are assuming dangerous as:
pect Governor Swami has been compelled TO proclaim
his intention the whole power Of the State
resisting tho anticipated invasion from other Sates and
has warned the roiors that their revolutionary designs
will be punished The that he intended
proceed in his purpose Of relieving the Commission
cr requested by citizens OF Baltimore produced
gh which only the timely arrest Of tho leaders
, prevented from becoming riot The "Boys In Blue :"
and other radical organizations becoming danger
ously domonsratke Fears Of an invasion by Boys In
Blue from Pennsylvania and else whore entertained,
and indicating the extent Of this political organization
our correspondent quotes the language Of despatch
sent General John Logan to the effect that assist
woulfnot be asked till absolutely needed The ex
animation OF the Commissioners began yesterday at An.
napos but postponed until Friday next order 10
|
Hon Reverdy johnson had expressed his opinion that
the Governor had unquestionable right to relieve the
Commissioners from duty charges OF Official mscon-
duct. All remained quiet at Baltimore at midnight
Tho Cohocs failure, as announced In yesterdays
HsRALp involves loss OF half million Of dollars, with
only about $500 900 secured by assignment The heaviest
ioscrs are John Thompson 4 sons, Sl00,000 Manu-
facturers' Bank, Of Troy, s3o.ooo Hugh Rankin, Of
Troy $50 o00 Gould Rockwell OF Troy $500 and
the Gohoes uauk Civ G, dua fha IN
hands has been assumed by Thompson Sons. One Of
the heaviest woocn firms Of Troy Is said to DO involved
for about 100000 and il Is thought will suspend
Our Washington correspondence positively that
the late Ledger canard Will
circulated throughout the country through the comm.
Of the agents Of the New York
by copy OF letter enclosed in correspondence
from the city.of Mexico II appears that Macmillan OF
Mexico keeps a bank account i'm New York city
Governor Fenton has issued his proclamation calling
upon the people Of this State to observe Thursday the
Goth OF November as a day OF Thanksgiving The day
Is the same that appointed ty President johnson.
General ortcga and party said TO hare LEFT for
| Mexico.
The radical majority in Indiana foos up over fourteen
thousand
A violent hurricane which passed over portion Of
Illinois, Missouri and Indiana did much damage at ST.
Louis Indianapolis and Chicago number OF houses
were blown down In each place, and Eve persons killed
at Chicago, While numbers injured The gale was
also felt on the 81. Lawrence river
Two negroes at Rome, Ca recently brutality murdered
Arthur Williams, wife and Two daughters They were
arrested and committed for trial.
in the base ball game at Philadelphia yesterday the
Athletic Club Of that city defeated the Atiantics Of
Brooklyn Score, 81 TO IL
Gre at OH City, Pa, yesterday, destroyed n large
part o. the city. The loss estimated at 600 Two
men drowned
The bridgeport Conn, furniture company factory
wa burned yesterday. Loss $4,000