The New York herald., 1866-08-05

before Commisssnes Belts Henry dc Fevre was chsrsed
with passing $1oAounterfet bill In an oyster saloon
The evidence ofsed on the part Of the prosecution
failed altogether sustain the charge, and de fevre
having produced vdence showing that he bears an ex
ceent character discharged Charles Harper aias
Howard was harged with passing two counterfet
SO bills on dr Matthews, who keeps ladies' cloth
ing store at ',245 Broadway Some evidence having
been given tie case was adjourned to the 4th OF septem
ber the Commissioner stating that no would accept Dan
| In $3 900 70. the prisoners appearance
Judge MeCunn yesterday refused to grant Injunction
In tho oass OF Joseph Schwanschid who keeps bone
boiling establishment This decision is made In accord.
ance with tho opinion Of Judge McCunn published In
yesterdays HsRaLp.
Tho stock market was dull, but, the whole steady
Yesterday Governments strong. Gold closed at
lo7,. x There was but little business done
yesterday The merchants left tho city en- maae
e,riy in the afternoon. and had very little
desre 70 do business in the forenoon 20 that the
volume Of commercial transactions was very small.
Groceries and cotton dun but nominaly uncba.sed
Dry goods quiet On Change -four dull irreg-
ular and decidedly lower Wheat was inactive. Corn
shade eascr OAts heavy Pork shade lower. Beef
steady Ia,i unchanged Petroleum firm and 1c. &C.
higher WhisSey dull Freshts dull.
MISCELLANE0Us
July, furnishes very important and most interesting
statement respecting the condition Of Fenansm in Ire
land the exten OF the organization and the exciting
causes governmental and social which have induced the
peope- may 10 said, the entire people OF the country
TO commit their political fortunes present and future
TO the keeping and guidance OF Stephens and tho other
leaders Of tho body The extraordinary extent OF the
Fenian ramncaAons n the face Of the government and
Its prosecutions is fully acknowledged, while its exist
accounted for the grounds of English injustice
unequal laws and taxation unfair Parliamentary
presentation, British prejudice and the existence Of
poor pettfogging aristocracy.
Our snecisl fashions correspondent in Paris writing
the Goth of July makes the important announcement
that city, and that although its cut shape and make up
were not generally known, at date the article
was being manufactured a large SCALE and
would appear 1t Is described In the communcs-
tion given in columns. The is interesting, not
only q the ladies' but to the great number of persons
engaged In the production OF crinoline In the United
States The latest styles prevailing in headdrsssos lama
hoods boIeros basqucs b,lts dresscs-for the house
or riding drivng--are duly reported
The copies OF the diary Of MT Dcan secretary of the
cable expedition kept board the Great Eastern
forwarded to Halifax board the British steamer
Niger for transmission to tho press in New York. We
Admiral In command at Halifax who detains them, and it
is intimated that the documents may ALL
but at the earliest before Thursday Tho Eag
iish Admiralty have given permission to the steamer
Terrible to assist the Medway In aging cable
the Gulf OF 81 Lawrence.
Tho statement OF the public debt dated tho LIST of
August. shows that the total debt Is $277O 418 8OS
while the amount In the Treasury is s1s7 81. $780, the
amount Of the debt and above the cash In the
Treasury being 276 decrease Of $50 562 s44
IN the total debt shown by the statement since the
statement mado the lst OF June
The Treasury Department has issued circular for the
regulation OF the customs accrnng from cigars and to-
bacco under tho new Internal Revenue law, and
circular concerning special taxes under the act Of July
la BY which licenses abolished and special taxee
substituted therefor. .#
General Sheridan issued orders in New Orleans yes.
terday continuing martial law force until the public
peace was fully restored Int resting details OF tho
recent riots from the city newspapers are given In our
coluns this morning These faithfully TO Gil out
history reported somewhat mcagerly by tho telegraph
Four convicts made their escape from Sing Sing prison
on Saturday while tho guard the quarry asleep
They possessed themselves Of czons clothes docd
their striped uniform They are still at large
meeting was held in Norfolk on Wednesday for the
purpose Of appointing delegates to the Philadelphia
Convention.
The old Moyauensng Han in Philadelphia, which was
recently taken cholera hospital was burned yes
terday An indignation meeting had been held the day
before.
man named Poole murdered in Newark yester.
day morning by named Ira Mum. tho proprietor
OF hotel Poole entered the house with some friends
and dispute between him and Mum about pre-
payment, when the latter stabbed Poole with knife in
the breast the blade penetrating almost to the heart
TvN.~ ~.att~.
Is in custody.
An officer Of the Frecdmens Bureau in Jackson par
ish, La, was murdered recently by highwaymen.
Hon. Ezekiel whitman late Chief Justice OF the Maine
Supreme Court died the LIT inst, agod ninety years.
st East Brdgewater, Mass