The New York herald., 1867-04-14

Being unable TO pay tho nne she sent TO the Psn
tentiary.
The case Of Henry Holden and W. r. Glider, who are
charged with removing quantity Of whiskey 70 place
other than bonded warehouse up again yesterday
for examination before Commissioner White The par.
tcuars have been already published After some tes-
mony had been taken the matter was adjourned TIL the
10th inst
In the matter Of the United States VI J. b Rausdsn
G H Ramsden and Roger. James and Michael Lang,
who stood accused before Commissioner Belts with hay
ing illegally removed quantity Of whsksy from seized
dstisy to the store Of Of the defendants In Abas
tor place. the Commiasionss held the defendants 70
await the action Of the grand jury.
Tho stock market was arm and active yesterday.
Gold was dull, and closed at ls5k
Business was only moderate In commercial circles
yesterday, but the markets generally nrm, both
for imported and domestic merchandise Coffee was
moderately active and heavy Cotton shade nrmer.
and moro active. On 'Change four ruled firm, though
less active. Wheat firm at previous prices
Corn was In fair demand and prices were higher Oats
were steady. Pork was lower and less active. Beef
and lard wers unchanged. Freights were dull and
heavy. whiskey was nominal Naval stores remained
firm. Petroleum was shade easier. though prices were
not quotably lower.
r< NISCELLANEOU3.
liberal forces in front Of QuerStaro March 90 and San
Lus Potos March 20 contain full reports ofthe recent
engagement between the two beligerents near Ce0yA
The complete rout OF Imperiasts IL again confirmed
Several roads for escape are still open to Maxmilian,
and tho people Of Quer6taro aid him literally with sup
plies The bcsegng army also suffering for food and the
contest turns upon the question which army will be
starved out frst Escobedo is considered wholly in
competent for his position as the commander OF tho
army. portion OF Coahuila again in rebellion,
under the leadership Of General Herrera who proposes
to erec the aguna district Of the State into separate
State. Trouble is apprehended from this movement, as
the insurgents might easily move salto and Abcrate
General Gonzales Ortega Accounts from various sources
say that Escobedo objected strenuousy to tho killing Of
young Mramon and the other prisoners at the Hacienda
de Tepeate somo time ago, but Juaroz gave him per-
emptoy order to do So and being urged that the
would excite the execraton Of other nation Juarez
said that other nations were nothing to him.
letter from Aux Cages, Hayt, March 21 states that
when tho revolution broke out against Gerard the
try people and peasants attacked that town. but were
repulsed by the commandante Fabre, brother Of the
President OF that Groat fears entertained
OF another attack and the impression prevalent
that connagrations might be the result Jacme was
flooded with counterfeit money eighteen millions Of
which expected to arrive shortly. Several parties
arrested for compl city in the crime OF s'shov-
ing" IT,
In the United States Senate yesterday resolutions
relative to printing copies OF the tenure OF Office
BILL for the payment Of corks and pages during the
Special Session. and asking information Of the President
relative to Governor Cummings absence In Colorado Ter
rtory adopted and the Senate went into executive
session.
Governor Jenkins OF Georgia. advises the people Of
that State TO do nothing until the Supreme Court has
{dod hiQ for tha tralic 0f
Governor Brownlow has declared the registration Of
voters eight counties Of tennessee 10 null void
mass meeting Of freedmen was held yesterday In
Augusta Ca and resolutions proposed vorng the
republican party; the support OF the widows and or.
phans OF Union solders tho abolition OF corporeal pun
ishment and the right Of all colors TO hold office.
Governor johnson opposed these resolutions in long
Speech and said that II he had known that was the
programme intended he would not have been
present Judges starm and billiard followed in the
stran and followed in turn by several coored
orators who favored the resolutions and the republican
party. The resolutions were then adopted.
radical meeting OF negroes was held In Nash.
Vile yesterday in the open air, hail being large
enough contain the orod Resolutions adopted
endorsing Brownlow and dsnouncing Andy johnson.
Treasury agents have arrived in Nashville to investi
gate the whskey transactions among the distleres 10
Middle Tennessee. None Of the firms engaged In the
business have compiled with tho law and they will all bc
closed. Their plea is that thcr business Is dGeront
from that Of Northern distilleries,
II Is reported in Canada that force OF United States
troops had arrived at Rouss's Point The impression
prevailed that Fenian raid would be madc before q
month.
The pilot boat Caleb Curtiss and her crew. consisting
II seven men, were lost San Francisco, while |
attempting TO cross tho bar on Friday
mail party consisting Of thirteen soldiers Of the !
Second Unlrod States cavalry and scout killed.
scalped and mutiated recently by Indians Fort
Reno, while on their way from Fort Phn Kearny to
Fort Laramie Fears arc entertained for the safety OF
Fort c. +. Smith.
The running OF trains on the Southern Minnesota
Railroad has been stopped recently owing to the do
struction Of bridges by the foods
Two distleries alleged have been used for carry
ing on illegal business seized In Philadelphia
yesterday
vWo Indian chiefs had stabbing ARRAY in Lacrosse,
Wis, yesterday, one Of them being killed.
Franz Eickerman tried in the Rockand County
Court OF Oyer and Terminer Wednesday, for the
murder Of James Reynolds in July last He:was con-
vctcd, and sentenced TO be hung the 3lst Of May.
prize fight FOR $1o000, between Dooney Harris OF
New York, and Tommy Chandler, Of California, camc
or San Francisco yesterday and was decided in
OF Chandler after twenty rounds in twenty
seven minutes
nrc damp explosion occurred at Bancroft SLOPE Ash
land collery, in Pennsylvania, Friday night, by
which twelve miners killed.
man named Meyer was shot on Friday evening at
New Durham, N. j., by bartender named Rudowski,
at the instigation It is alleged of Mrs Meyer had
separated from her husband ago. Tho shot
was not fatal.
negro school teacher has been appointed register Of
voters under the Military bill In Alabama, the recon-
county.
The Kenncbcc river Is open for navigation.
Defeat OF the Wharves and Piers Commission
Bill.
Our Albany despatch announces that the