The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-13

valuable articles taken from their nghtfui
The loss altogether "a roughly estimated u $4,000
nrs occurred yesterday morning In building located
in shipyard OF Divine Burs corner OF Conose and
Reed streets, Brooklyn The building used for thu
storage Of paints. oils, oakum. and other nnammsbae
materials II was totally DESTROYED entaiiins los o.
5000; insured In the Long Island Insurance Company
for the full amount II the work Of an inosndaIy.
Joseph Colburgsr, Q German. twenty-five yesn on
age was Dangerously wounded by ball from pistol n
the hands Of John Kellaz night before Last while he
In the OF entering tho promises OF former en-
poyer No. l3o Greenwich street. The wounded man
recently returned from Europe and the night In quss
ton he called on his old employer John Wineourger
who invited him 10 stay all night Having business
elsewhere no declined the invitation but returned late
II night, when no mistaken for burglar and shot
The wounded man taken 70 tho City Hospital and
KellAr was arrested
Ono Of the Tenth avenue cars run over Jos Boyd
lad nine years OF age Monday evening" and injured
him 30 severely that death ensued.
Some time between Sunday night and Monday morn
ing gang Of burglars gained to the store Of Mr.
Charles l. Terry, 500 Broadway, and stole silks and rib
bons valued thousand two hundred and eighty
four dollars The burglars also secured admission TO
the premises OF Messrs Anthony Co., who occupy tho
upper floors Of sol Broadway, and stole three huA-
dred dollars worth Of albumR
An application was yesterday made before the Cen
erai Term Of the Supreme Court 70 strike from the roll
Thomas J. stowe attorney and counsellor d law.
who figured 40 prominently 10 the Busted Wilson
divorce controversy The Court took the papers and
served its decision
The Of George D. Crsgin and others against tho
New York Central Railroad Company argued yesser
day appeal before the General Term Of tho Supreme
Court Plaintiffs brought action TO the value
OF several hogs which dod while being transferred
the road OF the defendants from Albany TO Buffalo
The United s:atos Circuit Court oponed yesterday,
Judge smaey presiding and ater tho calling Of tho jury
the Of David Dryer, minor who was brought up
upon habeas corpus set down for to-day, after which
the adjourned. Tho United States District Court
opened a. II NJ. Judge Bolts presiding and after
calling OF process returnable every Tuesday, and
some COMBINATIONS taken and extended tho
adjourned.
James II. Embery, Kentucky lawyer has brought an
action in Part |, Superior Court before Judge hons,
against william A. Glass, political prisoner during the
late rebellion Tho defendant incarceraed By order Of
General Boyle and tho plaintiff CLAIMS he en- ployed
negotiate his release from Camp Chase. Ohio The
action for eleven hundred dollars which tho plaintiff
claims for his services. Tho defendant denies the
plaintiff statement in toto.
Judge Bernard yesterday decided the litigation relative
year 1855. Councilman o. ron was sustained and de-
eared entitled to his scat and salary
In General Sessions yesterday Thomas Valance
charged with committing felonious assault upon John
A. Hoag, tho 10Th of April pleaded guilty 70 m
assault with intent to do bodily harm James B. Gerow,
broke into the stable Of Peter Eavana 1913 Sixth
avenue and stole horse pleaded guilty to an attspt
at burglary. Peter Smith. charged with burglarousy
entering the dwelling house Of Catherine Miller,
No. - Edridge street, and stealing one hun
dred and fifty dollars worth Of clothing. pleaded
guilty TO attempt 70 commit that offence.
John williams and John Robinson plead,d guilty to
indictment charging Thorn with oonspirins TO
defraud Edwin Bsale BY representing that they
were merchants at Albany. and having secured his ooa
hdence attempting 70 get hundred dollars in exchange
for . worthless note tho City Trust Banking Com.
pany. These prisoners remnnded for soaseuos
Joseph Danbcr charged with burglary pleaded guilty 70
stealing ten dollars from tho premises Of Francis r.
Smith, Il Bowery. The Recorder sent him TO tho Pen
Tertiary for six months and imposed dns Of ono hun.
dred dollars
During last week there were one hundred and ans
deaths In Brooklyn. OF which twenty-five were mon,
tweny.Ex women, thirty -four boys and twenty -four
girls The figures show decrease over tho previous
week
Tns Inman line steamship Edinburg. Captain Hal.
Liverpool, from pier No. Is North river
Tho favorite steamship MORO Castle, Captain r
Adams, bclouz,ng 70 Garrison Aliens line, viii call
from pier No North river precisely At throc TO-
day for Havana The mails will close d the Post Oico
at halt. past one
Tho stock market was Arm and active yesterday Gold
closed at l4sk. Governments were quiet
The advance In gold excited the merchandise markets.
and prices unsettled than they last weck
In some articles good business done and In
cases at Q material ad, Ance but the movement by
means general buyers coming forward very SLOWLY at
the increase demanded Cotton advanced on tho nsws
from Europe but tho business smaller than It was
yesterday. Groceries quiet On Change -four was
in moderate demand. Wheat closed heavy. Corn nrm
.. an advance Oats Arm Pork advanced Beef
was steady Lard heavy and whskey and PETROLEUM
steady but quiet.
The market for beef cattle was depressed BY heavy
receipts and prices favored the buyer to the exent OF
Ic. IHc. per pound. and cattle sold Al even q
greater decline The most OF the cattle sold al Nxc.
lie al7hc but some Of the best were at 1sc. Mich
cows wore dull and irregular yeais were heavy. In
sympathy with beef CATTLE and prices were rather lower
Sales were mostly at Sc a 12c, but including some at
IAc Sheep and lambs in good demand at full pre-
v!ous nzurcs The sales were many at - . s. but
some sold at extreme pricesVeio Sill Hogs
were steady at l0c a 1899 The total receipts we're
1886 becvos 81 cows, 1905 yeals, 1888 sheep and
lambs and .243 hogs.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The state Senate was convened in special session at
Albany yesterday, for the trial Of Judge Smith, OF
Oneida county, . charge OF mafeasancc in office
The defence raised the question that the Governors
message transmitting the charge was not within the
meaning Of the constitution It did not recommend
the removal OF the accused The point was overrulcd
by the Senate, and an adjournment took place.
Generals steedmsn and Fullerton have furnished 10
The Secretary OF War their report OF the operations OF the
Freedmen's Bureau In The Military Departments OF
South Carolina and FLORIDA They highly commend
General scoit. the Assistant Commissioner in South
Carolina, for the vse policy that pervsdes bis
system Of governing and feeding tho freedmen.
They recommend Tho dscontinusnoe Of the employ
ment OF citizens In the Burssu and Instance several
Of the evil Of ths Agents being interested in the
working Of plaotaliCra they finally recommend that