The New York herald., 1866-09-25

performance for their benefit Funari 1t VIII DO remem-
bered. engaged bust OF the great trasedenne
when he killed.
An application for permanent Injunction against the
Board of Health yesterday made BY Enoch Coo, who
keeps establishment Hunters Point for the manu-
racurs OF superphosphate Of lime. The injunction is
asked for in order prevent the Board from interfering
with plaintiffs business which claimed BY tho former
to be nuisance After hearing atdavits on both sides
and the argument OF counsel Judge Sutherland reserved
his decision.
Mr James Il. Coleman has been appointed referee In
the suit OF L. n Montgomery against General santa
Anna
The case Of the Swedish sailors was up before Judge
Brady yesterday but he acting temporarily for
Judge Cardozo he refused to hear argument and was
adjourned until this morning.
George Gray of the three burglars who recently
had fight on Chelsea beach, Boston, with three Of
the police force and in which Of the burglars was
killed and Gray himself wounded, arrested in this
city yesterday Ho made struggle for liberty before
giving up knocking down Captain Jourdan and racing
for considerable distance before being intercepted He
taken back to Boston.
In case at the Jefferson Market Police Court yester.
day Justice Ledwith decided that passenger the se
venth avenue was right In rendering only eleven
cents for two fares
The stock market was rm and active yesterday Gov
ernmentS were Quil ana ratner ncdvy GOlu
and after opening at 143>S closed at 144,s.
Business fairly active yesterday though The mar
kets very buoyant iu exceptional cases,
owing the depression Of gold On Change -four ayanccd
Csc 50c., and wheat &c. SC. Corn declined 10. &C.,
while oats were frmer Pork was heavy. Beef was
steady, and lard unchanged. Freghts were quiet but
steady. Whiskey was firm.
The market for beef cattle ruled extremely quiet and
with large supply and liberal offerings prices have de-
cined considerably, sales being made Of extra cattle
at a reduction Of 10. a lc. per lb, while the
lower grades were Ike, lower Few fancy cattle
realized 1sc while extra brought 17c the general sales
being at l5c 16xc The receipts for the week at Aier
1920 head The market closed dull and heavy,
with quite a number unsold. Sheep and lambs were
without decided change in value, the market, howey
being more active The general sales Of the former we're
at 51ac &C., extra bringing 7hc and the latter &C.
9Hc per lb Veal calves in improved demand and
higher prices obtained, especially for extra, which
The bulk OF the sales Mt l0c. 12c
14c Hogs havo ruled dull and heavy, and prices have
declined. closing at lie. q 1hc per III.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cabinet meetings of the Canadian government are be-
ing held daily in Quebec the subjects discussed being
the military condition Of the Province, the confedera-
| ton and tho failure of the Bank OF Upper Canada
Much insecurity felt in financial circles money still
said to be assembling for invasion at Highgatc.
Rous,'s Point Large quantities OF military
being received at Toronto and Montreal, aud being
| to The western post ION of the province.
Wendell Philips has declined the nomination for Con-
sress He thinks he the better OF. vi
| Ooncress than IN it.
Colonel sicIver, formerly of The rebel army,
rested in New Orleans recently by General Sheridan
tho charge It is understood OF being engaged organ
izing fibustering expedition against Mexico
On Saturday lat at Richmond Va. the directors Of
the National Express and Transportation Company, of
which General Joseph Z. Johnston is resident, mad
assignment to Messrs Kelly & Blair OF all s properly
and effects for the benefit Of creditors and others.
young man named John Little, sgod eighteen years,
was accidentally shot by the premature explosion Of
gan while riding In q wagon weehawkcn yesterday.
He had been shooting excursion In company with
man named schmidt Death was instantaneous.
Secretary Seward well enough to resume his
official duties yesterday, and at his post all day.
The news from Matamoros, Mexico, is 10 the :0lh
instant. General Eamin, who had boon .ent there by
Jmrez Governor Of Tamaupas. had been Imprisoned
ana Canaies, who was deposed commander Of Mea-
moros, mad In turn deposed Hnajosa and declared for
ortega Maxamilian was IN San Luis Pctosi with
nno thousand men under Mcjla They
expected TO advance Monterey. party OF American
nibusters had arrived at Maamoros The forced loans
were declared permanent and large was levied
Conklins circus. which caused some controversy be
tween tho Mexican and United States authorities.
Kcly's kerosene oil works, Hunters Point. Long
Island took hre last night from the explosion OF vat,
and thousand dollars worth oflroperly was con.
sumed.
Yesterday morning explosion occurred in Phillips
burg, N. j., produced by the blowing upo locomotive
The engine house shvered to pieces 9th dam
age done. Fortunately lives host The property
belonged to the Jersey Central Railroad. whose Losses
will no, fall far short OF Atty thousand dollars
portion OF the vail OF a building ia Milwaukee fell
yesterday and buried eight persons in the ruins Of
them being killed.
MT John u. steele, form rIy Congressman from the
Thirteenth distrc. OF Now York. killed in KINGSTON
yesterday by being thrown from wagon the horse
tsched TO IL having run away
wnlo ID W VOORHEES, xas addressing a deroc cratic
meeting sl,clhyv,lie, Ind. saturday night party
eT radicals a,saled tho Sheriff. who had arrested
in tho crowd acciscd OF felony. rhe was i'm.
prsoned, aad Tho mob open ibe jail and rcscaed
him
Tho Convention of soldiers sailors favorable 70
tho policy Of onsrnss and opo. 10 that Of Presiden.
Johnson Sii meet At Pitslurg to-day Delegates wers
arriving IN small squads yasterdo' but the great influx
u expected early this morning. The rivalry for the
Presidency IL between Generals Baicr Banks and Burn
side, with decided pre- among the delegates
pr"ent for Burnside. The sentiments to be pron,ul
gated, u s fair judge fum NJ Tesoui adopted by
meeting of the different delegations yesterday, will -
unusually bitter and RADICAL The hotel accommodation
in The cy not good, Il bnug necessary T. chagter
cyerl steamboats, to lodge mcnbeIs who woad other.
wis b. compelled to rough H.
Several cases of caoiera, what s supposed - 10
cholera have appeared Ia Newark, deaths nsYag
suei during tho pas, week, aud several persons Icing
l WITH every sympton Of the dread epidemic Three
deaths from tho disease ocurrcd in cambdgc.ort MAJ
achgscs,s, Friday and Saturday; sgvcn occarred IN
L'ui.ville saturday and thr's yesterday In Nom
ph had decreased, and was no longer considered ca
dSmc In Nashville seventy deaths occurred dGns th5
we:,ly -four hours ending last scniuy.