The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-06
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1866.

by Macmillan and the French troops ana that WIN ~
cude the establishment al the head OF the hefca ss'
eminent in place Of the Austrian Archduke OF one OF
the sons of tho Emperor Iturbide.
Governor Worth, the Executive OF Norm caroi'na'
on the cOh ult issued an address TO the people OF '
State announcing TO them his assumption Oh tne ouues
OF office and congra ua,lng them the termination by
direction OF President Johnson Of the provisional gov
ernment He says that having been vanquished 10 tho
contest with the nation authorities, the North Caol'
mans esubmt as becom brave people" and he does
not believe that there Is OF them unworthy OF the
confidence reposed in them BY the P resident
President johnson having removed the interdict some
time ago imposed by General Thomas on the Episcopal
clergy OF Alabama in consequence Of their Bishop the
Rev Mr. Wilmer advising them TO omit the prayer ior
the national Executive the General In an order issued on
the 22d ult announcing said removal took occasion 70
alude TO the Bishops in tssms not at all conp
mentary TO gentleman. He says the nterdct Is re-
moved because the people Of Alabama have shown that
they arc not disposed 70 be- Influenced BY the covert
and cunning, dsoyaIty of the Bishop whom the Gene
raj leaves to that Of conscience consequent ON
the exposure and failure Of the daboicai schemes Oh
designing and corrupt minds. F"
Mr. Tai p Shanney who has recently for his own
in formation and ratification made excursion through
several OF the Southern States, gives in conimunica
ton 10 Prcdene Johnson tho results OF his observation
s,atement regarding condition Of affairs in tina. re.
gon Mr. sbnffner considers the Generals descriptions
as presenting very correct exposition Of matters there
He became coguizant Of wrongs and improper conduct
on the part OF both whites and blacks but found the
people generally disposed TO acquiesce in the changes
brought about by the war, and to accommodate them
the altered situation He audes TO the abuse
OF the minds Of the negroes by agents Of the freedmens
Bureau holding them delusive and absurd hopes
and suggests preparation of address Of instruc-
ton ana advice the coored people OF the entire South
country
The meeting devised to give expression the senti-
ments OF the supporters of the Monroe doctrine in this
city which had postponed owing to tho desease OF
Hon Henry Writer Davis other causes, will take
place at the Cooper Institute this evening at eight
O'Clock 70 the call for this meeting arc appended the
names Of some Of our most prominent citizens.
Yesterday debate the Irish Congress held IN Gin
ton Hail. was somewhat stormy. General sweeny was
present and was charged with not being an initiated
Fcnian, which he did not deny Important dispatches
were read from Ireland Though the proceedings arc
conducted with closed doors care able to give good
synopsis Of them.
The examination into the charges against Robert Mar
tin accused OF having connected with the rebel
plot to burn this city in the month OF November 1904
was resumed yesterday before United States Commits
Whitaker, Of Kentucky who has beer general In the
national service and is acting Martins counsel
He protested against being called upon to state anything
which might be deemed privileged communication be-
tween himself and his client passage of arms between
the General and Mr. Courtney, who appeared for the
prosecution took place during the progress of proceed
ings The case has been further adjourned TIL Friday
next.
IL the general term OF the Supreme Court yesterday
the case OF Moses Taylor Fl y and j. L. Brook
was heard before Justices Ingraham, Leonard and
Barnard, The plaintiff sought for injunction to re-
strain the defendants from erectlng any per wharf in
the OF the East river beyond line running east
cry from the intersection OF and the centre Of
fi shcenth street parallel TO the line OF S;uyyesant
street Ihis notion which involved much controversy
as 10 the rights Of The parties property which
IL was proposed the pier denied at special
terrn aud the paintG appealed The decision Of the
special term affirmed, with costs.
The Lawrence viii Gaze IN appeal from the Sur
rogae's decision refusing admit the will TO probate,
was argued length in the General Term Of the supreme
oo's 'es'esy All the facts in relation 40 tbs case
4 have already appeared In the HssiLp
Tho litigation in regard TO the trustees Of the French
| Episcopal Church du ST. Esprit, Rev Antoine verren
rector up before Judge Sutherland yesterday, in
| the suprefnc Court chambers in shape. A mo.
ton was made to have the Court issue order CON-
iellne the TO cal and preside at meeting Of the
vctry, be having hitherto refused to do The de-
cIsion reserved.
A rather conical action for aliInony up the
Supreme Court, chambers yesterday The title OF the
case Ellen Price Joel ~ Price The plaintiff
was separated from her husband by legal which
included auoly, and the present motion Is made to
co er the money The defence W thai paiutG
Is decreased and consequently not in need Of ahnony.
The case was adjourned 70 Monday next.
tried before Judge Barnard, 10 the
Supreme Court, yesterday which lays down tue law
relative TO the responsibility OF landlords towards their
tencments Moses nnunenbaum and another, tenants
OF Cornelius Wake brought action against the later
for repairs their premises under general authority
4 verdict wiz rendered for the plaintiffs
W part nrsl Of te Court of Common Pleas
named Alexander white yesterday brough, action
asalns the city for Injuries sustained IN October 1864
by falling into excavation in Thrytourlh street be-
tWcon Seventh ard Eighth avenues. The plaintiff
charged tn tie excavation not properly guarded.
aud that be zen into ~hls driving through the street
~ Tho night, being very DIX the limo ard thai he
has suffered seaG bodily pain and los o, employ meni N
consequence The jury rendered verdict Ia his
Tor seven huusred sud lfy doilars
fae Gao az Hourly y Bcssenherg, late leader 81 tie
otnestra OF Brooklyn theatre against Mr. Sarah Con-
WIS., tac iuau,-cge-s thereof up again Justice
HacSy court yesterday. Tho plaintiff sues i,r salary
80 HIM NJ BaissuhcDs cfoss examination
rluef and 'lrs Conway testified ID her pvn behalf
1'o ~. given 20 lie lury az ABOUT hai-p,si two
o'c-cs 90 ue aiieiaaOa, ard alter dciherne three
hours vs. INFO cour ard declared Their rabity TO
asfee mon verdict Tho Nonrt discharged tae Jury
,rd lclcd trial TO i'se place or The 10Th Inst
noc acdiy hc coolest weatof in tbi ycin,,y Of the
present season lo that Of yesterday. The
.-ry he q ern0mcter stood ~ nine o'oocs 10 tic
morning a. twenty degrees shove ~ noon sttweatv
t~ degree; 90 abou, seven o'clock t had rson 10
tAeliY degrees. but ~ ten In the Cscuug lsd ag,,a
ast .otwcuiy corr degrees, ~ which point 70 remained
~ Midnight The SKY uuc oudod, md the day
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