The New York herald., 1867-02-09


thcr recogrizance. Superintendent Ken nedy has
ordered that persons urdr arrest shall be taken bs
fore Justice Connolly in future
An inqpest was held yesterday on the body Of Louis
Klemon q German, who died on Thursday Of wounds
inflicted on his head with bachct by his sister The
latter pres mt as a prisoner and appeared much
moved The jury returned verdict in accordance with
the facts and severely censured a man named DIchm
who admitted that he had no surgical knowledge but
Who nevertheless pracses in that line and Ia by trade
a tailor.
A gentleman from Chicago, named n N. LAramy was
robbed OF So. 900 on Of the Broadway cara near
Twenty second street, Thursday night The thief
captured, but only small portion Of tho money
found on his person. s#8tae
Thirty two suspicious characters were arrested yessr
day under Inspector DLks order charged with
being providers and thieves In general way They were
all required to give 600 ba In default OF which they
will 30 gwen honest employment At the Penensiary for
six month2
George N. Carleton Treasury agent was yesterday
brought befoso Commissioner Belts on charge hav-
Ing embezzled money and properly belonging to tho
United States amounting. IL 10 supposed, 70 1851 900,
while acting In his ocia capacity II Memphis, Tenn
In default - bail IN sl0,0oe she Commissionsr
snseQ tho defendant for examnatlol on Monday NEXT
The United States aiss nsutsd actv su against
sonor stated that this branch Of the he would
require bail In the full amount claimed by the govern
ment
Yesterday in the Court OF Oyer and Termner, tho
Grand Jury presented paper TO Judge Ingraham In
which they expressed opinion against lotteries and
stated that they would give the subject further con-
sideration
IN the Court Of Common Pleas yesterday, Judge Car
dozo ordered verdict for plaintiff in each of the follow
ing cases:Upon the testimony aiducod in tho Of
Thomas j. Jones tho Corn Exchange Insurance Com
pany the particulars OF which given in yesterdays
HERALD Thomas J. Jones va the Relief Fire Insurance
Company; amount 81, 7l3 AZ. The Same vs the F,re-
mems Fund Insurance Company; amount 0O3 a. Tho
Tho samo tho Rutgers Insurance COMPANY; amount
81, $40 81, with allowance to exRecorder Smith,
counsel for plaintiff in each case. aa
In the Superior Court, General Term, the 4th inst
Judge Mcneil delivered an interesting opinion, impor-
tant to underwriters Of vessels, summary Of which
will be found under the head Of law reports
In the Marine Court yesterday. before Judge Aiker
and jury, the Of Malcolm Campbell George 8.
Shaw, which action to $3.50 for services
rendered attorney and counsellor at law resulted
In . verdict Tor the plaintiff for $25
JEFF Davis it is sald is in much bstter health than no
has been for six months past Ho lives comfortably
any OF the officers Fortress Monroe and has ful
range OF the grounds He avoids all conversation po
ical matters, though allowed free intercourse with
visitors.
The Wisconsin Legislature has ratified No constitu.
tional amendment. e1a th
The telegraph wires were working badly southwark
last night, and the dispatches consequently meagra
very destructive nre occurred on Commerce street.
BALTIMORE. yesterday. destroying three large business
Aouscs The loss Is estimated ae 100000
The Duncanuon Iron Company At Duucannon, Pa.
AnF
on Thursday night by burglars.
Two highwaymen shot and killed . man In his buggy
cinc'nna Thursday night. and the horse taking
fright ran away with the corpse ss IN The vehicle until
he wss stopped by some eitizsns. Tho murderers
escaped without any Of the bsoy they expected TO OBJ
tain by the murder.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Cbmpany's steamer Ocean
Queen, Captain Harris will sail from New York on the
2oth Of this month instead of the 21s owing TO the
shortness Of the month, to ensure connections
\ with foreign steamers q Aspinwall and Panama
tho Anchor Line steamship Caledonia Captain Mac
donald leaves pior - North river At to-day, for
Glasgow and Liverpool calling at Londonderry to land
passengers and mails
Tho North German Noyds steamship Union. Captain
Won ssnten. will sail from H0boken q to-day for
Southampton and Bremen.
The steamship Fab Kee Captain Stirling. via sail
from pier % East river At three p n 0dsy, for San
tlago do Cuba. via Nuevitaa
The steamship Columbia, Captain Barton. OF Messrs
Garrison Aliens West India mail line win sail from
pier No. North river at three to day. for Havana
Nails viii close at the Post Oce at past O'Clock
The fine steamship G. v. Lord, Captain Ward belong
Ing 70 h. Mallory Co.'S Texas line loading at pier
20 East river viii sail this afternoon for Galvestos.
The steamship General Grant, Captain Couch, q h
b Cromwell h Co 8 line. will leave pier No. North
vi At lork Aft foP Nau
direct
The Black Star Line steamship Marmion, Captain
Hazard, win sail st nve p NJ to-day from pier No 10
North river for New Orleans direct
The Empire Line steamship san JacntA Captain Az
kns. will sail punctuay as three p n. to-day for So
vaunah from pier No. 1s North river.
The popular aud elegant steamship Quaker City, Cap
tain VIM H. West Of Leary's line, will sail from picr
No IA Eas. river foot Of Wall street. u three n To-
day Tor Charleston, connecting a. that port with he
steamer Dictator for the Florida ports Passengers FOR
tho South by taking this steamer will save time ana the
annoying delays incdonG 10 railroad travelling
The stock market dull but steady yesterday Gold
was firm and closed at l38.
Trade irregular yesterday, the hitch IN the TarIR
BILL the erratc movement Of gold, &C. rendering the
merchants uncertain what 70 adopt The Of
the general markets was not so buoyant and arm ss
during tho first Of the week, while domestic produce
was generally hoavy. Under the "cabls nevs" cotton
was dull and lower. Coffee Vas quite active and firm
On Change -four dull but without decided change
V value Wheat was dull and heavy while corn and
oats remained steady. PORK was quiet and lower.
Beef active At steady pricea lard Was
steady with q fair demand Frcishts were generally
| easier whiskey was unchanged Naval stores were
quiet Petroleum. though quiet ruled nrmer Wool
moderately dealt in, but the market was lrmer.
1
| The ALABAMA CIAINs-On Tuesday night last,
according to the cable despatch, Lord Derby
answered an inquiry Of Earl Russell by saying
that Lord Stanley, the Foreign Secretary, had
asked Mr.. Seward to state plainly tho points of
the claims on which an adjustment by arbitrs-
ton was desired by the government Of the