The New York herald., 1866-04-10

tho United States government TO lease Burtons theatre
for United States court rooms and ofaces and that,
therefore, they were Illegal and void Case still on
The case OF Carl Noete, who 10 charged with having
derauded Meyer Co., bankers Of Berlin Prussia by sew
era thousand thsers was again adjourned to another
day. in consequence Of business engagements BY Com
missioner Newton Noelte still remains in the custody
OF the Sheriff Of New York. who detains him at the suit
Of pantas in civil actions and declines on that ground
to surrender him to the United States authorities before
whom motions have been repeatedly made by counsel
representing the Prussan government to return Noele
TO Prussia for trial
An argument took place before Judge Cerke the Su
preme Court, Chambers, yesterday between the Hudson
River Railroad Company and their former attorney Mr..
Thomas NJ North. The latter removed from office,
and alleged took away the legal papers Of the cor
poraton refusing 10 give them up un his costs should
be paid
The Indian Agency libel suit was concluded yesterday,
when Judge Mason charged the jury the law and facts
In tho case Under direction Of the Court the jury will
bring In a sealed verdict this morning
In the Of the death Of Caroline Schoz and John
and William Rohde the children who supposed to
have been poisoned or smothered by their mother in
shanty in Forty seventh street, inquest held last
evening at the Twenty second precinct police station at
which the testimony of several witnesses taken and
examination, and of DR.. Dorsmus, who made chemical
examination Of the ntestnes Of the children gven
On the evidence the jury brought in verdict to the
effect that they believed there was to suppose
that the deceased came TO their death by suocaton at
the hands OF their mother Ernestina Schotz She was
accordingly held to await the action Of the Grand Jury
About nine O'Clock last night fire occurred at SS3
Second avenue, corner Of Forty. seventh street, In
bakery belonging to +. H. Tel Loss about $500; in
sured for 81 900. An adjoining building occupied as
crockery store damaged to the extent of $500; in
sured for ST. 000 Two tenement houses in East Forty
seventh street were considerably damaged partially
insured
The steamship Atlantic, from Bremen and southamp-
ton with 900 passengers the steamship Hansa from tho
same ports. with 69 and tho ship North American, from
Liverpool with 37l, arrived at this port yesterday,
making aggregate Of 982 passengers Europe in
day. The England is in quarantine at Halifax with
], ,202 more.
The Shipping Intelligence and Shipping Advertisements
will be found in the Supplement sheet.
The Marriages and Deaths also published in the
Supplement sheet this morning
The stock market opened steady, became weak, and
closed firm yesterday. Gold was heavy and closed at
I26k X. The Money Article will be found in the
Supplement sheet
The decline in gold yesterday again upset all calcula
tions about commercial values and prices were oil sat
sea' once more The actual changes noted were not
radical, but the markets were very sensitive Petroleum
was dull and dropping, and almost entirely nominal.
Cotton was inactive and nominal. Sugar quiet Coffee
heavy. On 'Change -four dull and lower Wheat
was dull and heavy. Corn heavy. Oats lower Pork
irregular. Beef steady Lard heavy, and whiskey dull
and nominal
MISCELLANEOUS
The Senate of the Fenian Brotherhood in this city
yesterday in secret session President Roberts message
was made public. Two hundred Fenians reported to
have left Portland for Easpor Me- yesterday afternoon.
schooner was chartered TO carry the arms
The excitement over the confederation resolutions
still continues In New Brunswick The antconfederaton
minority or the upper house have sent in protest
against the address to the Queen favoring confederation
The government members in consultation all day
yesterday, and II is supposed will resign.
Rumor at Fortress Monroe whispers TINT JEFF Davis is
TO be removed 10 Richmond q writ Of habeas corpus
Fears entertained that he cannot live through tho
coming II not released his health Is growing
worse.
Z. s. Rich's Bank Of Exchange at Buffalo suspended
yesterday. Is supposed account Of embarrassment
from the New York house. 1t Ia thought everything
will be paid. %
The Boston and Cuba Steamship Company's steamer
Tonawanda, Captain Berry, on her way to Havana, on
the 2sth ult, went ashore on the Florida coast in
squai Tho passengers and most Of the cargo be-
tween decks were saved
The election in Hartford Conn., yesterday resulted Id
tho triumph Of the entire democratic ticket This
changes tho cntre political character Of the city govern
ment.
FIRE at Ednburg Indiana, on Friday, destroyed tho
johnson House, Dombert x Co wooIIen factory and
md a, "a Tne civ
partially insured.
On Saturday night the steam mill at Dutch
Point Conn, owncdby Henry c. Burgess entirely de-
sroyod by fire. Loss s12 coo; $500 in the
Phoenix Office.