The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-22

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internal revsaus, viii b. examined this morning on ths
charge Of receiving bribe and John N wilson, dls
t Of Brooklyn will bs tried for offering Dido 70 ~
inspector Of the revenue Mr. Wilson nao mSuo ~
affidavit charging Cochue with receiving money rom
him.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday Jydge
Nelson presiding the question OF the Legality Oh iunss
arrests OF dealers In lottery tickets until the question OF
Law In the cases ct issue are decided was disoueo a.
considerable length The important opinion was gwen
BY Judge Nelson that further arrests should be made
till the Supreme Court had passed upon the point
ra,sed-wbether the law contemplated the part Of
lottery dealers payment of license or the imposition
OF tax for tho business The question came up on the
arrangement OF two parties who were discharged on
their own recognizance. full report OF the matter
will be found among our law intelligence.
In the United States Circuit Court Judge Nelson de-
MED motion for Injunction to prohibit dentists from
using in their business Goodyears Dental vulcante pre-
partition In this matter Ia fixed for trial In the
next term Of the court.
Before Justice Bowling yesterday afternoon, at the
Tombs Police Court the witnesses against Frank HELEN
and W. r. Babcock examined, tending to prove an
alleged completely in the Lord bond robbery Mr. Gun
ming s. Bedford Jr Assistant District Attorney, ap-
psared for the people, Mr. John e. Burr for Jay Cooke
4 Co., and Messrs O. L. Stuart Algernon s. Sullivan and
exJudge Stuart for the prisoners Bail was refused
and they rcmsnded, the being postponed until
next Friday afternoon
The case Of Row. George I. williams, the Episcopal
clergyman, who recently arrested q charge OF
picking lady's pocket in Fifth avenue stage, was
again before Justice Dodge yesterday The complainant,
Mrs Moore not present. and aftor brief examina-
ton of Witnesses the adjourned until Thursday,
December o.
James Dougherty was yesterday committed by Coroner
Naumann the charge Of being implicated In the MUIR
der of Walter westco in First avenue, on tho Sd inst
The evidence against him given by two other mon,
who also arrested the charges and voun-
teered TO turn States evidence
The further recession of gold restricted mercantile
transactions within rather limits yesterday, and
though tho markets we're generally quiet prices were to
q great extent nominal The chief interest centred
Change where the markets than usually
irregular. Cotton quiet Coffee was unchanged,
and sugar shade easier. On Change -four opened
1rmer but closed dull at previous prices Wheat was
a shade irmer Corn firm at the opening, but dull
and heavy at the close Oats were 1c lower Pork
higher Beef and steady at unchanged prices
Freights steady, and whiskey dull and nominal.
MISCELLANEOUS
News from Mexico city to the 10th inst. has been
ceived Macmillan was still at Orzaba, but was ex-
pected daily the capital The Austrian frgatc Dandoo
was still in the harbor Vera Cruz ready to carry the
Emperor TO Europe -
Our letter from Havana Cuba is dated November IL.
Valuable mercantile statistics regarding the products
expectations mportatons shipping and other CONNER
cal matters contained in it, all Of which is Of interest
to the business community.
Ten suspicious looking characters arrested in
Tor tarda irtv two
in tho jail who have not been tried An appeal for
a trial for Lynch and the others condemned will be
made to-day. party of American hunters have been
killing deer the New York market in large numbers
back OF Otawn, and tho newspapers are urging that
means DO adopted to put stop 1t.
The ship Iampedo, her trip from Savannah 10 New
York, compelled to put into Fortress Monroe on
Monday with thirteen feet OF water In her hold and
badly disabled. The steamship San Jacinto, from New
York for Savannah is ashore OF Fort Pulaski.
General Barrera and other officers Of the Mexican gov
ornment in Norfolk having been on board tho Vixen
when she was compelled to seek refuge in that port
from the recent storm.
Robert Ould, tho former rebel Commissioner OF Ex
change JET Davis niece aud three Methodist preachers
visited jeff Davis Tuesday.
family has been discovered in Chicago in starving
condition. and the wife and mother claims to be sister
of John Morrssey, Congressman elect FROM New York,
to whom she says sho has applied for aid
Rufus ". Cowden, n young married man, living in
Providence, II. l., attempted on Tuesday to cut the
throat of his wife, from whom he had been separated,
but driven OF by her grandfather after innicting
sixteen wounds on her person. He escaped until
yesterday morning. when he came near his fathers
house and cut his own throat 80 severely that the
wounds will probably be fatal.
The Boston firm which reported in the HERALD
yesterday having absconded. leaving heavy liabilities
behind said DO tho house Of Barstow, Edison
Co, doing business Federal street. The heaviest
creditors are the Lynn and Milford shoemakcrs.
The East Boston Ferry Company has been indicted for
manslaughte In the Boston Superior Court on accou Mt
Of the killing Of man named Burns, who 1t Is alleged
in the indictment was thrown from his wagon by the
improper adjustment OF the ferry bridge and was
over and killed.
We were yesterday informed that landslide had &C.
CURED the line OF tho Allentown Railroad, and that
trains passing at considerable risk. Tho precise
locality was not stated.
Six passenger cars on the Eastward bound Express
train Of the New York Central Railaoad were thrown
from the track yesterday morning by a broken rail
near Lyons Twelve or fifteen passengers injured,
but none Of them seriously.
The Canal Commissioners nj Albany announce that the
canals will DO closed the 18th proximo except the
Champlain Canal which will be closed on the 5th.
Five brothers. named Titus, got into on alteration
with man named Elgin, In Missouri City, Kansas, on
Sunday last when Elgn killed two OF the brothers and
escaped to house. where he overtaken by the sur
vivors and killed while running.
band Of regulators in Marion county, Kentucky, has
been organized aud three have been hung Others In
the county Jail would probably be served In the same
summary manner An attempt was made on Friday
night to take three prisoners from the Lebanon Jail and
hang them but u proved unsuccessful
The Equal Rights Convention reassembled at Albany
yesterday. Mr. Parker Pilsbury offered a resolution
protesting against the adopting Of the constitutional
amendment by tho State Legislature In the evening
session resolution adopted to present this protest
TO the State Legislature, and also declaration Of right
TO be represented by women well as In the Con.