The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-15

Judge Garvin The dispute relative 10 piece oil pro-
perry given Mrs Brown by her husband and situated
on Dry Dock street. Twelfth street. The paintn
took the ground that deed TO wife by husband was
not valid but this overued and the case went 70
the jury on matters of fact The jury still out at
q late hour.
In the case Of Enger Vs. the Second Avenue Railroad
Company which was an action for five thousand dollars
damages for injuries done to the child Of plaintiff BY
running her in Chrystie street, while the car was
going unusual speed the jury yesterday rendered
verdict giving the father thousand five hundred
dollars for the loss Of service Of his child and the expense
Of medical attendance The occupied some time in
trial. and during its Judge Daily decided that such
action should not be dismissed the mere ground
that the parents negligent in allowing their child
to run about the streets without proper attendance
An action against the Forty second Street and Grand
Street Ferry Railroad Company, brought by John Ihl
for loss sustained by the killing Of his son "a child three
years and months old July last by bengrun over
by OF the Of the line, tried In the Supreme
Court Circuit part s. yesterday, before Judge Mason
As administrator had not been appointed the jury
brought verdict for only thirty dollars, the amount
expended by plaintiff for medical fees.
In tho Marine Court yesterday, before Judge Aker,
the OF Mcmahon against Rauhr was decided in favor
Of the plantn, who awarded i've hundred dollars.
with costs The plaintiff appeared on behalf Of the Mu
tual Pleasure Club 10 five hundred dollars paid
to defendant part payment for thousand dollar plea
boat which no to build for them. The club
refused the boat did not up TO the forms OF
the agreement, and sued for the amount paid on It,
Andrew Mulsan, keeper Of a drinking saloon corner
Of Essex and Broome Streets severely cut by Francis
Sullivan sonecuter living at $50 East Twenty fourth
street. Patrick Purcell mouder was similarly injured
in porerhouse of Grand and Orchard Streets
s, bscquant!y Purcell and named John Roach at
tackled Detective Sowey who had attempted to quel tho
disturbance but were beaten secured and lodged In the
Tenth precinct station house. John Shelly, suspicious
character shot in the leg by officer Woodward on
his refusal to surrender to that officer.
The annual Conference of the Methodist Protestant
Church. which is oshoot Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. commenced its sittings yesterday in the Attor
ney street church Public exercises will be held every
evening. The most interesting feature OF the proceed
ngs will be the action they will take in uniting with the
Methodist Episcopal Church in celebrating the centenary
OF American Methodsm.
Emigration from Europe increasing with the opening
o. spring and the beginning of peace in this country.
The steamer Queen brought her last trip nearly
nine hundred passengers, chiefly IRISH emigrants
Tho stock market strong aad active yesterday.
Governments l:n Gold was steady and closed at
1904.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Our special dispatches from Windsor, Canada West
note some suspicious movements along the Canadian
border Rockets have beon observed ascending from
the American sde this being, according to the letter Of
our Detroit correspondent published In yesterdays
HERALD. one OF the preconcerted signals to preccde
+ MAN attack. In addition 10 this dsquicting crcum
stance the Canadians have been rendered further uneasy
by the fact Of numbers OF suspected persons crossing
daily into Windsor Tho general alarm throughout tho
conn fru ohovuc nf dip,pu pnf1
the Montreal and Quebec banks have ex-
perienccd upon their funds, aud in Ottawa, the
new capital, immense excitement was occasoned On
Monday by the publication OF ON extra announc ng an
attempt 10 assasslnate the Governor General This
port proved entirely unfounded feeling Of intense
hostility towards American citizens Is said to be mani
Testing itself among the Kanucks.
The Western Fenians. judging from their communica-
lions received ut the 0hahony headquarters are nearly
all against tho Canadian invasion. They send
ing In large sums Of money Donations from various
Irish societies throughout the country pouring In and
the employees OF several hotels in this city send
ing in contributions varying from three tn vo hundred
dollars Meetings of the various circles continue to be
bonds at each II these meetings surprising General
Swccny and President Roberts still for Canada aud
making all possible exerlions for blow In that
direction Thoy arc certainly getting some support but
still to from the ashing they received from
James stephens his loter 10 the Head Centre
The mails by the steamship Hbcrnan at Portland,
from liverpool March 1, via Queenstown Marc! .,
reached this city shortly before twelve o'clock last night
The main items Of the have already been pabshcd
by lcgraph. The Cunard steamship Africa is
due at Boston with two days later from Europe
Our correspondence from Charleston and extracts from
Southern papers contain important staten ns
oar nr he "a of he lon
and the staple hand and rou'c to market
Vast amounts of cotton said TO be still IN the in.
terror while the receipts at Memphis Savannah Apala
chicola and Mobile very heavy The most extensive
preparations for cutvating had been mad, in South
Carolina and labor having been somewhat syscmaizcd
ard the islands returned their owners the planters
were very sanguine OF raising good crops
Mr. Freeman Clarke, Comptroller oc tho Currency has
written very sharp letter to Secretary McCuoch, in
which he reieratcs his statement denied by Mr. Nc.
Culoch that there the cath Of February last at
least hundred and fifty millions of dollars In the
United States Treasury. including deposits in tho
tiona banks Mr. Clarke attempts to show that instead
of there being at that time only Sill G32 % stated
by Mr. Mcculloch, there really si7o, 466, $50
hand Mr. Clarke also says that neither OF the monthly
reports OF Seceary McCulloch for the last few months
has shown within 500, ooo 600 the actual amount Of
money in the Treasury and also that instead Of having
a deficit June co. 1885, Of sll2, 600 900, Secretary
Nc uIoch will really have surplus in the Treasury of
nearly 5000 600 making difference of s3I2 900 900
in the estimates, more than enough 10 carry the
government TO july 1867 A this controversy attracs
much attention. may be Of interest to learn that the
law provides that the Comptroller shall he appointed by
the President the recommendation Of the Secretary OF
the Treasury, by and with the advice and OF the
Senate, shall hold his appointment for of
I'VE years unless removed by the President upon
reason to be communicated to the Senate.
The Southern Express Company, which rams in conncc
ton with the Adams Express Company, paid yesterday,
through It's President h. B. flant, two hundred thou
sand dollars the First National Bank OF Memphis for
money lost on the ". r. Garter, which exploded near
vcksburg, Miss. The money received by the Adams
Express Company at 81 Louis aud banded u the
Southern Express Company at Cairo, by whom was
shipped board the W. Carter which arrived