, 1866-03-26
FROM NEW YORK.
The D1stf1Iery Ffauds-The Chflfau
Prfvnteer meaeor-teary Robbery
100000 ytolen-Fenlau movepaents-
RufGldF6 RuaY.

s1O0,00 Stolen-FenlAn moveuents-
Burglars Buays
New foRK, March 94-Tbe caSe Of the United
States Vs. the pastles who arc accnsed Of having
comniited ceT1ain frauds in connection with the
dktiiery business In this city, WIS reanmed Jes-
ferday before Commissioner Betts. a motion Was
made 10 dismiss the complaint, on the ground that
i did not come within the province Of The statute
permitted the examination to Be proceeded With.
EdEaId q. Hyats, the officer alleged TO nave been
b1ibed with view OF giving the nee Of tho Govern
leeed fSaad ws- Examined On tae pat of tie @ pfose @
cntor efter which the court adjourned Ill today
NEW IonK, March ai.-The United States ".
legged detrarded The Government BY making hiso
returns, was continued to-dsy. There are several
defendants who arc charged with The s1me odtnca
4 penon and y who osesp5 The eame postton and
Last evening the residence OF John 2. Moore.
Ilo Aadlson aTenue; vas enteted by thief md a
rs c se AMOUNT q soe oRa 0se
Of u 600 has been offered BY MI. Moore for ths ~
coverJ Of the bonds. No cl1e 10 The thief has
been yet obtained.
NEW FoRK- MaEth al-Nothing Of special iu,-
pol1ance has t-an'pired today 1t the O'AahoDey
headquarters. The sale o bonds yield largo amount
one Of The Fentan leaders q Dublin, srauoe that
the Bnush Government had given orders to ppep
and examiue al lctte1z from the United States to
completely il he movement fof H.h tndepenaeace sn q
There Is the usual bnstie md excitement about
sweenev's headqnartelt, but nothing sxul1c ant Il
made Known to The public
ME- YoNK, March af.-The German Republican
Central Committee last n1xht passed resolutions
calling upon the legislature to pass bills proytine
for board Of control and 1ryftlou. md board Il
public works, and committee anthoTized 10 pro
test aRalnst the alleged abuses in Ca&uo Garden,
WHERE, 1t ts alleged. German immigrants are cn-
teed 70 The Southern States under false p1etepcet
In The United States ntstrict Court Yesterday.
Judge Belts pronounced an elaborate Judgment, tn
which be declated that the application OF the o1p.
efa OF the Meteor steamship for the bonding Of That
vessel should be 1elaEed. 1t will te remembered
that the Meteor had been selzed by order or the
Government. on Information that ehe was fute1,ded
to be ufed II Gillian prtvateef against tha com
n1ee ofspAIu. The propositions laid down by the
contt ales Elrst thxt the Federal courts sitting "a
admiralty, have authority, both parties cousentfn0,
10 order delivery Of personal property to tho claim
ant on the latter hlinR stipu1ations tor value 2d
That II there be objection 10 The application 10
bond, the whole matter IL within the discrrtipo or
the court: 3D. That II noth1ug were in the present
case hut the rules and practice OF admK2ty cnur!t
Judge Belts would refuse the present applIeatton
out Of Sense Of ohliRaon 10 enforce the peuaIity of
Tho country. tth. That the neutrality act Of ISIS
Is, however. tonclaelse npon the Fedesal court..
and commac"s them not 10 permit vessel, in The
condition Of the Meteor, to be withdrawn INN,
custody BY stlpulllnns for value.
nnTEa1lee and cafe blowing aIe On the fncr,a.e
IN th!s city, Three burglars were taken IN the act
other safss have lately been broken open.