The New York herald., 1866-07-20

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in value 70 arg tAesaaA dolian
Judge MoCuan. OF The Superior Court, has decids1
that the city Liable for corporation advertising 70 the
full amount Of work done by each Newspaper. and that
Notwithstanding the action OF the Legislature cutting
down the appropriation in the Tar levy for this purpose
each newspaper proprietor TO whom the city was in
debted entitled ~ Judgment
Emanuel Estoea and Pauline Golsucchi, the Cuban
slaves who made their escape to this country and
after their arrival here arrested for stealing two
thousand dollars worth Of jswelry from their former
MASTER were brought before Judge Mcounn yesterday
writ Of habeas corpua Tho argument In the was
postponed until onsb clock to-day at tho request Of the
District Attorney.
The fAt boiling Injunction argued yesterday
before Judge Brady. in the Court Of Common Pleas The
Judge took che papers and promised decision d an
early day
The North American Lloyds steamship Atlantic Cap
tain Hoyer win sail at to-day Hday for Bremen,
via Cowcs, from pier No - North river
The stock market was nrm yesterday. Governments
were steadg, but dull Gold was arm and closed as
I5Ox bid.
Business generally G1u yesterday, and commercial
this tho oase In imported merchandise. In domes tc
produce trade was very Irregular Cotton was nrmer
with better demand Groceries were also In sellers
favor. Dry goods were quiet On Change -four was
llll, and inferior and choice grades were 26c while
medium and common grades were Loo. LOO. lower
Wheat was dull and nominaliy lower. Corn was steady
while oats were dull and heavy. Pork was dull and
lower, while beef steady Lard scarcely nrm
and quiet whiskey was unchanged. Freights were
steady. Petroleum was nrmer.
lusCELLANEOUs
Our city Of Mexico letter by the MORO Castle,
from Havana the 14th instant says that the EMPRESS
Carlota about 70 embark for Europe The Emperor
had allowed the pension 70 the widow OF General Zara-
goza who fell a Puebla fighting against the French In
1869. Tho American Bible Society Is nourishing finely
in Mexico and other cities, Notwithstanding deter
mined opposition from the priesthood who recently
raked up old and oonGscated the stock In several
places The Emperor came TO the aid Of the Bible
agents. however and they free from persecution for
the present Various reports of small skirmishes and
ouages BY both parties make up the main facts OF the
news Tho liberal cavalry had given a wholesome
to the residents Of Vera Cruz and had made two
small but successful raids the Puebla Railroad.
Tho Inman steamship Edinburg from Queenstown,
July 6, reached this port yesterday evening Her
and newspaper nies have been fully anticipated.
The steamer San Salvador which left New York ON
Saturday last arrived at the Savannah Ga Quarantine
Wednesday with twenty eight Of cholera there
having been three deaths during tho voyage. There
ave hundred recruits for the regular army board
There sickness among the cabin passengers. The
Quarantine officers had made every arrangement for the
convenience Of both sick and well on Tybee Island
On Tuesday last three brothers named Mead living at
Lewsborough suaocated by tho
foul OF old we'll the farm Of of them One
of the brothers attempting draw water from IT, had
occasion to descend and suocated Another brother
attempted 10 him and also sufocated and
third brother In the attempt met his death n the
same manner
Mrs Mary Ranney, German lady living at Merrisania
akon III Monday and soon after became apparent
ly lfeless Two physicians declared that she mot
dead but the burial proceeded with next afternoon,
when the colin being opened at the grave brother
he declared that she not dead and he refused to
allow the burial proceed The lady not buried
late as last evening, but she had not revived.
The severest storm remembered BY the Inhabitants
visited Galveston and the Gulf coast Of Texas tho
18th, lasting three days Six vessels weso wrecked,
porished.
General q. G. Meade Is at Long Branch. He will re-
view the New Jersey State troops the Gath inst .,
| that place.
The Union Congressional Convention for New Albany,
| Ind met at that place Wednesday. Governor Nor
ton present. and delivered address, which was
vocifsrously appauded.
The bay geldng Dexter the purse at the trottns
match under the saddle, at the Fashion Course, L. l..
yesterday beating General Butler aud toronto ohof,
when he made the best time ION record Flora Temples
famous three heats being beaten The second mle heat
was made In 2:Io which time beaten except
by Dexter himself In his trot against time, when be
made II In . 18 Is.
Tho johnson National Union Convention Of Indiana
met in indianapolis yesterday, being very siimiy a.
tended Delegates 10 the Philadelphia Conve were
appointed.
General Rousseau has rendered his resignation ~ .
member Of the House Of Representatives 70 Governor
Bramlette, Of Kentucky.
Matters quiet In the nsighborhood Of the antreni
troubles In Albany county The expeditonary force
picket the grounds about Warmers house. and trsspass
ing is strictly prevented They will upon
other point as yet unknown to the public The parties
arrested wore oil admitted to ball.
The report OF the special trade commission which
Gently visited the West Indies and South America Ia
open trade between those countries and the British
North American possessions submitted 10 the Cana
dian Parliament yesterday. Another lively
/ CURED between two OF the members, one Of whom
charged the government with bribery and corruption
1 The Twin PhiIadeIphia Conventions.
The dissatisfaction and the disgust which
| exist over the fActious course Of the presen
radical Congress have already resulted in th'
| call for two national conventions to be held o
Philadelphia within the next sixty days One
ofthese gatherings ID to be under the control o
those who approve Of the restoration policy o
President Johnson, while the other is to consoli
date the friends and advocates Of universe
negro suffrage. One is TO unite the conserva-
tive elements of the country; the other to inau
gurste a movement in which the extreme
negro worshippers can unite and make thei
efforts for the elevation of the blacks to civil
and political equality with the whites al th'
more effective. Upon these platforms and tina
basis the delegates will assemble, and, as usua
] ai such aathcrin1s they will be manipulated BY