The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01

operator VINO admits ms gutt describes infinitely the
manner Of the abstraction Of the honda and demands his
liberty and one hundred thousand dollars for the
OF the missing securities He apparently thinks he
defy the law and make his terms The account Of
his demeanor and appearance and the manner Of the
theft will be found intensely interesting
The average number Of complaints received ct the
once OF the Complaint Bureau daily Is seventy five. and
similar number adjusted Four hundred barrels Of
diseased behring's seized yesterday board FISH,
ing smacks lying at pier 20 East river and condemned
Reports Of Brooklyn Inspectors, published elsewhere.
give grevous Of tho condition Of Gowanus and
other parts whore pigs. goats and poultry kept.
Tho case Of the government against Simon Donau,
who has been charged In connection with the alleged
dstery frauds, was up again for hearing yesterday
before Commissioner Belts Mr. A. Oakley Hall sub.
mtted some further grounds why the complaint should
be dismissed He was replied TO by Mr. q. Courtney,
on the part Of the United sGates after which the Com
missioner adjourned the proceedings till Tuesday next
During last week the wills Of the following named
persons were admitted 70 probate in the suogate's
Office in Brooklyn:-Elzabeth Barker and Charles n.
Crsgn, both Of Brooklyn. Letters Of administration
were granted on the estates Of David Eerson Cha&
Jaquish Geo. Taylor, Jos B. Ward, Elizabeth Cannon
and Geo. N. Nickerson, all Of Brooklyn
southemer entered . complaint yesterday BE-
fore Juatice Connolly against Mes Farren and James
Hillman, the reputed proprietors Of . gambling
house In Broadway, charging them with having won
from him at various times, at the game Of
faro, some four thousand dollars The magistrate
issued his warrant for tho arrest Of the parties
complained Of Who together with twenty Two others
who were In the establishment taken before the
Justice The police also seized quantity Of gaming i'm
PIGMENTS and seven hundred dollars In money on the
table before the playsn Farrcn and Hillman were re
hail In Gvah hmm
each 10 before the Court Of Sessions and the
others were fined hve dollars each and discharged.
Tho gunboat Quinnebaug was successfully
launched from the Brooklyn Navy Yard at past ten
o'clock yesterday morning large number Of spects-
tors including many naval officers. ladies and citizens,
present Tho band OF tho Vermont enlivcned the
scene by playing excellent music.
Lewis Moore yesterday arrested charged with CON-
hitting burglary tho house of Aaron Adler No l32
Division street. He locked up in default or bail
$1,000.
Edward Lee was yesterday arrested on charge Of
having passed forged check for $2ss co. the Chemi
cal Bank He committed to await his trial. with two
accomplices, arrested some time ago.
To-day, Easter the resurrection Of Lord 10 tho
greatest festival in the Christian calendar It will DO
celebrated in all the churches of this city by special
musical and religious services The origin Of the name
the fixing Of tho date Of the festival the ancient
TOMS legends and supersttons appertaning TO It, and is
observance in Rome and in the European cahedras
given in todays article the subject Yesterday holy
week closed with very Impressive ceremonies ut the lead
ing Catholic churches
Holy Saturday celebrated yesterday with the usual
rites and In the churches throughout
the city The resurrection Of Christ from the dead will
be commemorated to-day in all tho churches with ap-
propriate musical and other exercises
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pressing their entire satisfaction with tho financial de-
partment
The steamer Rebecca Barton, under the command Of
Captain Berry, from New Orleans bound 10 Philadelphia
sprung aeak on the night Of the 18th ult, and was
abandoned the 10th. The captain and crew arrived
at Key West In tho steamers boats ON the 2lst.
The British bark Isabel Captain Landon, from Savanna
ln-Mar Jamaica, bound 10 London, was wrecked 10th
ult on Triumph Reef south Of Cape Florida The mas
ter and saved, also portion Of her cargo
The stock market was heavy yesterday, excepting
Michigan Southern. which remained firm. Governments
were steady. Gold was nrm and closed st LIS Ak.
There especial change 70 note In tho general
merchandise markets yesterday. Nearly oil commodities
though Of the leading articles Arm. Petroleum
va very steady Sugar was arm. Co1ss and cotton
rather weak On 'chsass Sour ives steady. wheat wss
shade nrmsE Corn steady. Oats steady Pork nrm.
Lard dull but unchanged Butter and cheese quiet
Whisky dull and nominal
MIsCELLAN1ouA
II ws umored in washington yesterday that stormy
Cabinet meeting had resulted In the notneasion Of ssc
retsres Stanton and Harlan BY the President that he
would be glad 10 receive their designations
By way Of San Francisco have news u liberal
cesscs In the southwestern States Of Mexioe Tshuan-
tepes assaulted BY General Figueroa In the middle
Of January, but valianty defended BY the imperial
General Preto The liberals were about two thou
sand men strong, and though they succeeded In
taking the fort q the beginning Of the action,
they wore finally obliged 70 withdraw after losing
ono hundred and sixteen mon, among whom the f.
nous Mariana Martinez Largo shipments Of arms from
California TO the liberals had been made with great
cess although some had been detained BY General Nc
Dowsu The Frepch forces represented ooncen-
trsting In the valley Of Mexico the liberal General Al.
varcz writing from Providsnca represents tho imperial
garrison Of Acapulco Is being in desperate condition
regards health hundred out Of three hundred being
sick
The In Connections closed yesterday with large
enthusiastic and exciting meetings Of the two parties u
Hartford The campaign excitss unusual interest among
the people, and the election Monday promises TO DO
as exciting - the issue critical Richard vaux ESQ.,
Of Peunsyivsnia made strong address 70 the democratic
meeting which NO publish. in full General Banks and
othcrs addressed the republican meeting.
The hitch In tho New Jersey Senatorial election con-
tinuss, though the position Of Mr. scovel somewhat
changed by later svsnA He his readiness 10
70 into IN election hs 10 assured that the
publcans In caucus will determine upon and vote for
'.soms true man." He names - among thoss whom
he 10 willing 10 support and either Of whom be
will vote for, the Hon A. K Hay, Judge George
Woodhuil Richard q Field John Van DYKE.
or Dudley g. Gregory. On the temporary adjournment
Of the Lssisisturs many Of the msmbsn went home.
but the excitement the question % high that
they win ell b. likely 70 rsappsar promptly on the day
Get aads for the rsasssmblass Of the Lsssatura Our
rrsatoa correspondents contains several Interesting
sssasmsuts regarding the situation q matters ~ The
STATE capital Of New JTssy.
me exsQusssn Of O Z Habicht consul for Sweden
ana Norway Il this port and r srensop, consul for