The New York herald., 1866-06-15

The Sub ecl s. N clnslituonai,y Of the new excise
as was discussed 1t great length YESTERDAY in the
chamber of he Court Of Common Pleas before Judge
earlo2o The question came up tho instance OF Mr.
ue,t tho keeper Of saloon Broadway who raised
nanb-r of points similar those already noticed in the
Of PAU Fals OF the Lion Park Brewery Tie dis
cnsson Is to be resumed this morning.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday before
Judge smalcy. tho case OF owen Farley, alias Abort
owens up FOR trial. The prisoner had been
accused Of dealing in counterfeit money, to the
amount OF S-l So aud after q brief trial was
acquitted Rose Cairns plcasei guilty TO an indict
charging her with passing hfty dollar
counterfeit bin Seutcnc' deferred for week.
1t stated the Court by counsel that in counter
teitlng case tried last term there was disagreement Of
the ;arg ii consequence Of one Of the jurors benz a
torous eouniereecr himself EDGAR Burnton, charged
with erlbezzng letter from tho Post once, was admit
sed to bail IN tile sum Of three thousand dollars.
An important argued yesterday AZ the
special Term q the supreme Court before Judge Potter
c ut brought by the People Of The State Of New
York against the Central Railroad Company Of New
Jersey II is claimed that the defendants havs
crolchcl upon Ncw York Bay and tho Hudson River IN
building decks and other improvements contrary to an
greemcnt entered into between the states Of New York
rad New Jersey in tho year 1888 Plaintiffs asl
for injunction restraining defendants from proceeding
With their work. Tac case argued at length by
counsel, when Judge Potter reserved hs decision
Commissioner Osborn yesterday delivered judgment
the case Of the United States vs. Joh E. Wells cap
tain and John Darsey, mate, Of the ship Thornton De-
euaants had be n charged with condning Thomas sui-
van and william Riley for number Of days the late
voyage from Liverpool 10 New York. Tho men com
planned that they had been deprived OF their liberty and
cruelty treated The defence was that the compalnants
had become intoxicated and conducted themselves
disorderly manner The Commissioner held that the
evidence aiIuced did not sustain tho accusation aud
therefore ordered Wells anl Dirscy 10 be discharged
in the OF the United states Richard Cox, charged
with passing counterfeit five dollar national currency
bii the Commissioner ordered tho defendant to be dis
charged as the evidence failed to show he had luow-
ledge that the bin spurious. Defendant produced
evidence OF 4 very excellent character
In the General s. yesterday Charles Enghorsr.
charged with stealing ior,y eight dollars from gloran
KONG No 55 xth street. plcaled guilty attempt
II grand larceny, and sent 10 the state Prison for
tvo years John Norton convicted Of burglary, has-
Ing the night Of the 2G,h Of December 1865 broke
into the premises Of James CoGincrord 40 q Broomc
street. and stole sixysegcn dollars worth OF property
Judge Russell sentenced hm to tic lenentary or ,Hrec
years Philip Bell md ctcd for bar,laroGsly entering
tho premises of William Bralyer. No, Is Bowery, and
stealing dfy dollars worth of cigars and liquors. pleaded
uity e an attempt al larceny. Ado!ph Berner.
charged with stealing thirty pair OF Balm,ral gaitcr.
from Bernard B Zppcr, pleaded guilty to attempt
commit grand larceny. These prisoners were each
sent to the renitenary for year. Louis Wolfe, a
youth, who stole hundred and ninciy.six dollars
worth Of clothing, the property Of Pollard Kris:eor
sent to the House Of Refuge
The libel suit in the in which ex.Statc Senator
Demas Strong is plaintiff and the editor OF the Brooklyn
10 in
yn Supreme Circuit Court YESTERDAY. The whole day
devoted taking testimony synopsis OF which Is
gwen In the columns
john Allen arrested yesterday char cd with having
III lis possession stolen properly AMI bn concerned
the robbery last moath oi the of John Campbell
s9S Broadway Of 81 500 worth Of goods
re occurred last evening in the stable near Nalan
W Ialue's feed store, 0SG Hudson street. By which
horses were burned TO death. The loss estimated
a four thousand one hundred dollars.
The strike Of the ship carpenters caukcrs and joncrs
still continues. The Brooklyn shpDlildlrs have re-
turned to their work at the old regulations
Tho stock market dull but steady yesterday.
Cold rose TO 1A75S and closed at 1875
Business again restricted BY the material advance
in gold which unsettled tho markets FOR both imported
and domestic merchandise. The tendency ol prices
upward and on many articles an advance was cstab-
sheG, but The advance general, though in
cases radical. The most important changes were
domestic produce. Cotton and groceries firm, but
quiet On Change flour was heavy; common grades de-
clinng lcc. 15e Wheat hrmor. Corn decd
cdly higher. Oats shade easier PORK iraer Beef
steady Lard in better demand and improved prices.
Whiskcy quiet
MIsCELLANEOC5
The correspondence between Mr. Mocg American
Minister at Vienna, and Count Mensiorl, Austrian
troops to Maximan Mexico, was laid before Congress
yesterday. Minister Motley remarks that the time
to have arrived when the post OF tie United states
government in relation TO Mexico slolld frankly and
distinctly be made known to the imperial royal govern
ment and to all others whom it may directly concern.
He accordingly instructed to state that the United States
sincerely desire that Austria may find j just and "Spedent
20 upon the ground OF nonntcrvcntion in Mexico
which Is maintained by the Uniicd states and which
they have invited France. They could but regard
matter Of the despatch of any troops
from for Mexico while the subject he was thus
directed present 10 the Austrian government remains
under consideration Count McnsiorG, ON May 10, re.
turn. in answer that in consequence Of the above
toned consideration the necessary measures have been
taken to suspend the departure or the newly enlisted
volunteers for Mexico.
oGr correspondence from Brownsville, Texas contains
nores,i NJ items from the situation in Mexico An
pedlon Of mpcralsis marched from Monterey. another
from Sato, and another from Matchuaa, With the in
tenion Of dispcrsng the army Of Espinoa ct Victoria.
They were, however, outfauked by General Escobcdo,
who occupied Lnarcs town in their rear, and forced
them 70 retire with heavy loss in desertons.
Adylces received at New Orleans from Honduras state
tha, the revolution there has assumed serious proper
tons and tina; the government forces under General
carbonez bad been defeated in action with the nsur-
gents under General Alvarez General Carbonez was
captured by the insurgents
The Italian ship Napoleon cancrcro which sailed from
Macao for Calao the sih OF larch, with six hundred
coolies board, burned tho second day out and
all board supposed to have pcrishcd The coolies
evocd early in the day and when ordered to surrender
threw burning material into the hold OF the vessel
The managed 70 lower boat and escape in II, but
there being eight thousand boxes OF Chinese Gre crackers
the hold, explosion took place before the coolies