The New York herald., 1866-04-09

ABOUT seventy O'Mahony Fenians arrived yestoru"y
In Portland from Boston, and about five hundred stand
Of arms with and ammunition, from new
York Rumors are rife Fredericton, N B., of an In
vasion al ST. Andrews, the ST. Croix, but no mpor-
| tance attached TO them In government circles.
Mr. NJ j. Heferuan, of tins city, Central Correspond
| ing Secretary of the Fenan Brotherhood denies that
Mr. porsn Kiian holds correspondence with Darcy Nc
Gee and says that no named James Ryan was ever
| employed At the headquarters.
| Our Albany letter indicates that tho Niagara Ship
Canal bill will probably become law unless vetoed by
Governor Fcnton II appears also that the New York
city reform not entirely exhausted as Is
proposed put the Board Of Revision dcr upon the
tax levy and is anticipated that Senator Lent's bill
creating twentyone aldermanic districts may also be
sadded with provisions amending tho charter and return
ing the former inexpedent plan OF choosing the Com
mon Council to servo without pay
One of the principal merchants Of Mazatlan, Mexico
writes February % to the effect that French restric
interrupt all trade and fears that business with
California will have to cease he says the Mexicans are
willing be ruled by Americans but not by Europeans.
Newfoundland paper Of date, states that the
government Of the colony dare not" propose confed
Grafton scheme the Legislature. Resolutions OF
decidedly antconeeraon character were passed in the
Parliament
Our adyices from New Brunswick state that tho Gov
ernor has communicated his reply to the Legislative
Council endorsing the confederation recommendations
embodied in tho address to the Queen Great excite
ment prevails, consequently, the government party
arc ant.confederaton and this document forces upon
them the necessity Of resgning They threaten that an
attempt force confederation them will be attended
with serious consequences
correspondent gives interesting details Of the forced
abdication of Prince Alexander Couza, Of Modavla.
Twenty of the prominent noblcs swore to drive
a sr &1,au
coined most Of the army to their side proceeded to
his palace and compelled him to sign the act of abdica
on The people aud sodiery alled the streets, giving
vent to their Joy in hurrahs Couza is now in France
probably, with his immense treasures.
Advce from San Francisco state that the total army
expenditures for the Pacific for the past quarter
were S2,S17,050 The receipts from customs for the
same period 81, 5S8 s52; from internal revenue
$50, 1855 900. Mining stocks stronger. Some
anxiety manifested to hear of the steamer Ajax,
six days overdue from Honolulu
Mr. John H. Reagan OK Postmaster General of the late
Confederate States IN a private letter from Palestine
Texas of March 49, states that he Mas quietly settled
down TO farming and that he employs one white man
and freedmen. He says that the Texas Convention
is doing just what he advised the people to do in his
letter to them from Fort Warren and for which he
very much condemned at the time.
Governor jenkins, of Georgia. calls the capitalists
OF that State TO furnish him with money for any length
Of time they may PREFER at per cent interest," for
the purpose relieving the people made destitute by the
war;
The Richmond papers will resume publication o.day
having adjusted matters with their composors
secured at reduced rates.
The fruit crop Northern Ohio has been damaged
by weather. though not much as apprchended
In East Tennessee the wheat promises badly and farm
thoirH Had Tha nla
sugar in Maine is late but the Of sap free
In Texas the crop OF winter wheat Is we'll advanced
Southern papers urging planters plant grain and
nel give up all their land to cotton under the ncitement
Of high prices planter Of south Carolina writes that
the crop OF rice Cooper river will not exceed eight
hundred torccs this year Before the the
annual product or Cooper river about twenty thou
sand tierces.
The eight P. NJ train from this city to New Haven
Saturday night las parted near MnmaronecS, and the
forward par; Of the being checked up suddenly in
consequence the dashed violently against it.
The train was badly damaged and brakeman, named
George Peck, had both legs broken.
subscription opened lately for the construction
ofa railroad from Cincinnati to Chattanooga The latter
city is now the common centre Of Eve important rail.
roads
now church, erected by the German Lutheran con-
srcaaton ON Staten Island Of which the Rev Mr. Gcch
ling rs PASTOR opened for divine service yesterday
Tho pastor and the Rev. Mr. Ebar Of Newark, conduct
ed the dcd alton services.
In the case Of the United States against Peter Riley
and others which tried in the United States District
Court Jersey CITY, Judge Fields rendered decision in
favor Of tho defendants Tho indictment. charged the
laner with defrauding John Mccarty volunteer
du,y enlisted In tho service Of the United States and
credited to Jersey City, OF the bounty OF that city
to which he was entitled. Tho argument which thl
decision was based fact Of McCarty being ros-
dent OF New York at the time of his enlistment, and
therefore could not be credited TO Jersey city The
express terms Of the under which the indictment
framed were that volunteers should be credited to the dis
trio, in which they actually resided.
The Board Of Health Friday last referred resoln
ton 10 the Sanitary Superintendent directing that off,
ccr TO investigate the condition OF the New York
Hospital, as it had been understood that cryspeas.
gangrcne and other diseases fatal persons with open
wounds infested the institution, owing to fault In
the construction Of the building The superintendent
of the hospital claims that thc rao of such diseases
treated in the institution In lese than that
of any other similar institution, and that the
ventilation Is pcrfcc. that OF any hospi-
al in the country. Tho institution Is struggling
under pccuniary difficulties the Governors having be
refused any gratuity from the legislature and II now
depends tho generosity Of the individual members OF
It's Board Of The question Of the removal Of
the hospital thoroughly debated Tuesday last by
the Board though no definite action taken. The
report o the Board OF present egiss
,rc states that Of tile of fractures
contusons &C. treated In the institution are brought
from below Grand street. and that other hospitals
established rcnote from this in the belief that the
location Of The New York Hospital was permanent
| Candidates for deacon Of the Methodist Episcopal
church Of the New York East Conference ordained
yesterday morning at the Washington street church,
brooklyn bishop Scott preached the sermon. Tho
nversay Of the Conference Missionary Society held
last evening, when Bishop Ames and others delivered
addresses
Mrs Mary Arato was over BY milk wagon on the
Of Bayard and Mott streets and severely injured
The driver OF the wagon arrested and committed
o, s,,rr,,av sfernoou an old man. named Cornelius