The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-16

MURPHY and his Ia still openly demonstrated all owe
Cans and sympathy for the prisoners is thereby OK
cited rhs scare s cxtending II prevails along Lax
Erjs shores to as great extent as IL does In Ne'
Brunswick and the people skedaddling to our shore
fr safety.
European news to the 4th inst states that serious
renian riots prevailed in Bradford England 10 wni0h
the Queen denounced. and the Engsn resoens max
to lock themselves indoors for safety Several arrests
| were made Nine national scho0lmasters have beer
arrested In Cork aud thought that the number else
WHARF ia very large Tho American Consul at Cork had
an ntervew with some American Fenians in the Corl
county Jail The probability is thcy will be sent home
TIE CITY
The strike the city railroads still continues, al
though the interruption TO TRAIN, not 80 noticeable
yesterday tho public appear TO be decidedly in favor OIL
the drivers The citizens Of Harlem decided TO support
hose on the Third Avenue road for week, and 1t Is
probable that Manhatanvie and other places will follow
| its example.
The Treasurer Of the Second Avenue Railroad pub
fishes card this morning stating that the company in
the last Eve years has lost hundred and twelve
thousand dollars
correspondent this morning proposes that passengers
in the city should mako up parties OF eight and pay
forty ono cents fare for a which is the legal rate in
GLIDING the government tax.
The caulkers, who striking for reduction in the
number Of hours for labor have published address
the merchants shpowuers and underwriters Of tho port
Of New York. stating that the exorbtant bills made on
them for repairs are the dongs OF the master ship
wrighs. and the actual charges Of the canlkers
themselves
The funeral Of Brgadier General J. Lyman Van
Buren, took place in this city yesterday the particulars
Of which, together with brief account of his life and
services, is published In another column.
sermon was delivered yesterday morning at the
church Of ST. Francis Xavier Sixteenth street. Sixth
avenue, by tho Right Reverend Bishop Lynch, Of
Charleston g. c. The Bishop explained his mission here
to the collecting of funds enable him TO repair
Of the damage the churches and institutions his diocese
had suffered through the war; and for this purpose COL
lections taken up at all the and vespers
in the afternoon.
Tho Reverend Mr. Huntingdon delivered discourse
reference to the death Of the late Hon Daniel s Dckn
the Church of the Reconciliation East Thirty
nrst street.
The Rev. Fred. Brown, Of Meriden, Conn, yesterday
assumed the pasorshp Of the Forsyth Street Methodist
Episcopal Church.
At tho Rev. Mr. s. II. Tying, IRIS Church Of the Holy
Trinity yesterday tho anniversary exercises held
Six thousand dollars collected towards building
school house adjoining the church
The FIRST communion administered to over thirty
young persons male and female at the German Catholic
church Of St Aphonsus in Thompson street. yester-
day.
Last night a Lincoln celebration was held by the Ger
mans at the Turn Hall, in Orchard street. under the
auspices Of the German Republican Central Committee.
There large attendance and various addresses in
honor of the martyr President were delivered.
An individual claiming TO be stranger in the city OBJ
tanned permission to have his letters directed to No 70
Chatham street. the jewelry store Of Messrs Lyons Co.,
about week ago. Various letters arrived for him. and
delivered to him, until it was discovered that he
had published circular stating that watch and jewelry
would be sent TO any in the country by forwarding
three dollars 70 James Hamilton Co., No. 70 Chatham
street He was caught and committed for trial.
Mrs. Margaret Fleming who lived on Hester street. it
is alleged committed suicide Saturday by swallowing
box of Costars rat cxterminator
Mr. John Burns died yesterday from the effects Of =
fall from third story window received last Wednesday
James Francis, colorcd man, was caught in the act
Of breaking open the wardrobe IN Mr.. James Weeds
bedchamber on Grand street. yesterday and was com.
mitted.
Jeremiah Kirby and John Connors were arrested yes
terday for knocking down Henry Meyers and robbing
him Of seven,y-three dollars. They were committed
MISCELLANEOUS
The President has ordered that the Treasury agent
Dexter who was convicted by military commission o
fraud on the government be turned the civil NJ
thorities for trial He confinement in default
two hundred thousand dollars bail This IL looked upon
solution OF the peace proclamation by the President
himself 10 the effect that II removes martial law.
military court martial assemblies to-day at Louis
ve kentucky, to investigate tho recent frauds the
Quartermasters Department at Nashville,
The Supreme Court or the United States having de.
cared the military commission which tried Bowlcs and
Mugan OF Indiana 10 be illegal and those persons bav
ing been discharged the friends of Arnold. spangcr
and Mudd the assassination conspirators. propose Il
make an effort to rocase them under the same dcci
sion
The resolution Of Mr. McCulIoch, of Maryland callin
for information certain matters In tho administra
ton OF the Department. s Of considerable interest
as it IS believed in Washington will reveal severa
illegal and despoc acts of Secretary Stanton that
astound the public
II Is probable that Clement C Clay viii be released in
| few days Such course is recommended by Genera
| Grant Senator Wilson and Thad Stevens.
Henry A. Smythe Ia to havo his sent 10 tn
Senate to-day "a Collector Of the Port Of New York.
Our Albany correspondent details the report OF III
Railroad Committee the Broadway Rai'road scheme
in the state Senate They offer TO grant the privilege
railroad on Broadway ON A. T. Stewards terms sub
mi,tcd in writing for two millions Of dollars TO be pait
into tho city treasury Having reported adversely on
| the underground 'bill OF abominaons," they wcr
charged with corrupt motives, although u now appear
that this project only extension Of The Murray IVA
tunnel with open cuttings below Wall street, IKE III
/ Atlantic street arar which proved snch an ofcnsiv
nuisance until bought out by tho property owners o
| south Brooklyn The committee a'so, appears, wsr
notified that tho Sanitary Doard would have enioRc
| the excavation as dangerous TO the public health
Dur nexs from Mexico is TO the 6h via New Orleans