The New York herald., 1866-07-27

The General Term OF the Court q Common Pleas met
yesterday before Judges Daily and Brady There was no
business Of importance transacted, and tho court ad
| journed to August Is.
list arranged alphabetlcaly ofthe articles exempted
from taxation by the amended Internal Revenue acs re-
Gently passed Is gwen in our columns this morning
will be found an invaluable reference for all Classes OF
our citizens
The now bridge over the Susquehanna river AZ havre
dc Grace Nd belonging to the Pennsylvania ana Dai'
more Railroad was hurled down BY the vioien' STORM Oh
| "Wednesday night Twenty-Five hundred feet OF the
bridge was rendered complete wreck, and the damage
| is estimated at 5000 0Oc
The cholera is reported on the increase 1t Tybee
Island, on Savannah Thirteen deaths have occurred
| and twenty eight new cases are reported
the military review which took place At Long Branch
Yesterday was very ane AFFAIR II was witnessed by
over fifteen thousand persons many distinguished ml-
tsry gentlemen with their ladies, being present
Mrs John T. Hanson niece OF tho poet Oliver Gold
smith, 1t is said living in poverty and suffering from
disease in West HDboken.
In the Canadian Parliament the militia law was
discussed yesterday and the clause enabling the gov
ernment to raise indefinite number OF troops was
passed stormy discussion ensued on the proprety OF
taking pattern after the militia laws Of the United States
Lieutenant General Sherman and his party left Toronto
yesterday evening for Niagara Falls.
There were three ne at Saratoga yesterday The
bay colt Baswater the winner of the first race,
dash OF ors mile and half, making the distance in
2:50K; tte second Saratoga stakes) was won by
Bushs rarowne bay Ally in 1:6l, and the third race
was wsn by the bay horse Arcola in 2:1S The sport
was exciting and the races warmly contested.
riot between policemen and citizens occurred in
philadelphia yesterday in whicfa boy was killed and
two policemen and man injured.
The United States steamer Kcarsarge arrived at Boston
yesterday In command Of Commander Harrell
The commencement exercises at Yale College took
place yesterday the graduating class numbering ninety
three
The new and superior steamship City of Paris Captain
James Kennedy, belonging to the lnman ne will sail
from pier No. As North river, tomorrow morning at
eight O'Clock precisely, for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails will close at the Post Office at halfpas six
A. NJ.
The stock market was strong yesterday. Govern
ments improved and closed with an upward tendency
Gold closed at 1497s $50.
There steadness in trade circles yesterday
and fair business FOR the season was consummated
Foreign goods rather quiet but prices steady
while domestic produce irregular. On the whole,
however prices were quite steady. The news by the
European steamer had perccptibe effect the cotton
market which remained dull and nominal Groceries
In quite active demand and prices had hardening
tendency. On Change hour was more steady. Wheat
was more active and frmer Corn unchanged. Oats
wero steady. Pork higher Beef steady. Lard
dull but unchanged Whiskey dull and nominal
Petroleum steady with fair demand. Freights quiet
but steady.