The New York herald., 1866-04-28

Third Avenue Railroad The was adjourned 10 hoa-
day next
The trial Of George Schmidt for the murder Of Louis
wechner the Slst OF December last was concluded IN
the Court Of Oyer and Terminer for Kings county yea
terday The jury brought In verdict Of not guilty, and
the prisoner, surrounded BY his friends went 70 his
home. tlm
man named Deutsh, living on Twenty eighth street.
was dangerously wounded yesterday by being stabbed
with chlsel in the hands Of Rudolph Schweiver who is
alleged to have been drunk at the time Schweiver
locked up until the result Of the injuries be known
lecture on the 'Humanities Of War; delivered by
James T. Brady at Cooper Institute last evening. The
subject exemplided by instances from history,
ancient and modern and anecdotes Of soldier life The
audience very large. and the lecture received the
most marked attention from all present
The fine steamship City of Boston, Captain Brooks, Of
the Inman ne will sail twelve NJ to-day for Queens
town and Liverpool from pier No. "A, North river The
mails will close at the Post Office at hafpast ten H.
The steamship North America, Captain Zimmerman,
will sail at three Pm to-day from pier No. As North
river for Rio Janeiro, stopping at st. Thomas Para
Pernambuco and Bahia The mails will close at the Post
Oflce at half past one p. H.
The favorite steamship George CROMWELL Captain vail
of the Cromwell line win leave pier No North river at
three p NJ to-day for New Orleans direct Mails will
close at haf-past one p. N.
The superior steamship Missouri, Captain Loveland, OF
tho Empire sidcwhee line will sail for Savannah at
three p NJ to-day from pier No. Is North river connect
ing with railroads throughout Georgia and Florida
The stock market firm yesterday Gold was strong
and closed at 129 a H.
The advance in gold caused greater degree Of buoy
ancy and rmness prevail in commercial cir cles yes
terday and prices quite generally higher both for
ft1tk.v
tion to the general rule; the panic in the Liverpool
market unsctng the market here and rendering prices
nominal at decidedly lower figures Sugar was shade
irmcr Coffee dull. On Change -four advanced. Wheat
also advanced Corn was dull Oats quiet. Pork
higher. Beef Armer Butter dull. Lard frmer, and
whiekey dull and nominal
NIsCELLANEOUS.
1t was reported in Washington yesterday that the
Spanish Minister under instructions from his govern
men has requested the mediation Of the United States
the Chilean difficulties, and proposed to refer the
Spanish claims to government for arbitration.
In addition the late diplomatic correspondence re-
ating Mexico Mr. Bigelow has written to Secretary
Seward that he had personal interview with NJ Druyn
dc Lhuys in which the latter stated that he would be
very glad If it practicable to open communication
with Juarez the proposed evacuation and make ar
angemens with him and his party relative to the stay
OF Maximlian among them.
captain in tho late Fenan expedition to Eastport
says that tho only hope Is in the Roberts Sweeny
organization The steamer with the retiring Fenans on
board arrived ut Portland yesterday morning. muny
occurred among the discontented Of them and
threatening demonstration made against their off,
but few rngeaders being put ashore, quiet pre-
vailed
Our European files by the Nova scoan reached this
city from Portland. Me-, yesterday morning. and the
steamship Arago, from Havre, by way OF Falmouth,
Eng, the 18th OF April arrived in the evening.
From both enabled to publish some inter-
estng details Of our teegaphc reports to the day
of sailing OF both vessels.
Washington despatch states that permission has
been granted Mrs. JeG Davis to see her husband.
The depo.s Of the Detroit and Milmaukco and OF the
Michigan Southern Railroads. and the fcryboat Windsor
were destroyed by fire In Detroit Thursday night in
volvng loss OF over two hundred and twenty thousand
dollars lamentable loss Of life occurred on the boat,
twenty eight persons being missing, who supposed
to have been burned or drowned The fire
stoned by the ignition OF barrel of kerosene oil
The trial of Antoine Probst for the murder Of the
Deerng family, is going In Philadelphia. The prose-
cuon closed yesterday Much excitement prevails and
crowds assemble around the Court House during the pro-
gress of the trial No persons except those to
the business Of the admitted into the court
room.
The Common Council Of Jersey City lately passed rcso
lu.ions refusing to recognize the new Police Commits
soners subsequently the President OF the Police
Commissioners notified those wishing employment TO
apply to him. Orders were issued that policemen
would be recognized except those appointed by tho
Common Council The matter is thus becoming serious.
Captain Doane, Of the British brig Premier from
Trinidad Cuba the 9th inst at this port reports
sugar coming in quite freely. Molasses will be late
Tonnage demand all tho vessels In port were
taken up Frcights on sugar to New York, 7Ec mo-
asses So So SO under deck and "a 50 on deck, for
ITO gallons.