The New York herald., 1867-04-28
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY APRIL g. lss7.-TRrPLE SHEET

hearing on which was set down for the 18th Of May
next before full bench t4
Tho stock market was Arm yesterday Gold vas
heavy, and closed st three p. n. a lSsK Ak,
Consequent upoa the decline In GOLD tho Market Is
general thing. ruled dull and unsettled and prices for
almost all commodities favored The purchaser though In
some advance was establshed. Cotton was
lees active but shade nrmsr midding upland closing
At 2sc Coffee was more steady. Naval stores wsre
sxosedingly quiet Petroasun Vas dull. but nrm. On
Change dour was Iess aosivs. but So . l0c higher.
Wheat was dull and heavy. Corn closed Armsr, while
oats declined L. PORT, beet and lard were without
material change rreghs were quiet. but nrn- whis-
key was stsady.
nDCxLLANEOUA
Our letters and nswspapsr advicss from Mexico CON-
prise dates from Esoebsdos camp In front Of Querstae
70 tas esh Of April Tho second repulse oe the mper
alss while attacking the hill Of San Gregoro in front
Of The tewn and the wounding Of Mramea In both legs
ID oonarmsd II ID believed the laitsr's wounds win
prove mortal and Naximiliaa IL saddsnsd 81 thc ex-
pscted loss Of of hs most able genera The Mon
tsrey Pesodios 0feial says the war viii b ended In
April IN favor Of the lbssaa Dsspasohss from Pornro
Dias dated April 2 and received q Matamoros, oon-
firm the capture Of PusblA The trssps q 'TAmpios
refused % reinforce Esc obedo according 70 his cre fot
1rVuo0
hitting cut u Vera Crus 70 stack ranploo The
cttizsns Of the attsr paoe In favor oe Oega, but
have pronounccd for him. a they besvs there
chance Of his Comes and Cauaiss have posses
Of the town for the purpose Of receiving the
toms revenue The messenger sent 70 Juarez By
Minister Campbell with the intsrcesion Of tho United
States for Aaximians safety warned at Metamoros
avoid Tampico account Of tho presence there OF
Canalea
We have files from Turks Island dated TO the 18th Of
April The Legislative session opened the 18th inst
President Moir, in his address, sd-During the past
month, favorable opportunity Of securing steam COM
muncation between Jamaica on tho south, and New
York the NORTH opened 10 me, and may rest
assured that will continue to every legitimate eort
TO conclude agreement. and bring to successful
arrangement important TO the interests OF the
colony. Tho demand for salt continued limited ct
Grand Turk At the other two ports salt had been
gathered during the week. Price l2c to 12J<c.
From Bermuda our advces are TO tho 10th Of April.
Colonel Thompson. r. A. the senior military officer in
command in Admi inisrator Of the govern
after the departure from tho islands Of Lieutenant
Governor Hamley. The French steamship Magellan.
bearing tbs Gag OF Roar Admiral Cloue. from Vera Cruz
had anchored or the Bermuda navy yard her voyage
to France Rear Admiral CLOUD. In his steam launch
visited 81 Georges. paying bis respects 70 Colonel
Thompson, r. A.
General sckiss halted the parade Of the Charleston
1remen yesterday, and required thom 70 obtain an
American dag and II at the head Of column before
continuing their demonstration He also required that
guard OF honor should detailed from among the nre
70 carry IL that Il should be placed opposite the
reviewing personages and be respectfully sauted BY
every fireman raising his cap he passed Tho hremen
acquiescsd ohesuy. waited for the fa. and after pro-
curing one proceeded with their parade.
Thad Stsvens has written letter commenting on
Senator Wilson'S speech near Hampton RosdR He says
that Mr. Wilson'S remark that there was mpedimeut
to Southern representation the Sontbernes elected
Union viii do much harm, and that no ono y au
Shosssd - pedds snnessiss through ~ South ny
there will b no conAscation. i...s - .ts,
Senator Wilson spoke in ooiAussps sAA Nswbsrn.
N. c.. ysstorday.
ssaasor Dxsa vas rsssived a his home in Hartford
yesterday BY saluts q thirty guns and vel.
come from The MAyor He made speech in answsr. in
which he sad the south was In state OF slavery under
the reconstruction ace
Dispatches from tho SCENE OF Indian warfare In West
Kansas report that General Custar has yet dis
covered the trail Of tho rereating Oheyennes They are
however, believed 70 have south. while the Sioux
have gone north. General Hancock did not burn the
deserted lodges which he captured bat required Ill
property taken from them 70 BE- returned.
James R Gilnore. Of Cambridge. Aasa better known
a. Edmund Kirke author Of "Down Among the Pines,"
and 0ooperasor with Colonel jacques in his psaoe
sion TO Js6 Davis during tho war, tried charge
Of basardy recently brought By bis servant girl In the
Superior Court at Cambridge The Jury failed agree,
majority, however, sustaining Gilmorss assertion Of
innocence They discharged, and the viii be
tried again.
Dr. Luke Blackburn. who attempted 70 introduce ye-
low fever by Of infected clothing into the United
states during The war. has pettioned tho Attorney
General for permisson 70 return from Canada to his
native land and take his trial n kentucky The Attor-
ney General b understood TO- have answered that he has
NO power 70 grant his request
mob OF Loyal Leaguers In Beunt county, Tennessee
recently drove out minister Of the Methodist Church
South and dispersed hh congregation They In.
s.igated by preacher OF tho Ncthodst Church North
Tho Bowdoinham Bank robbers have been found
guilty. and another Indictment assault and battery
has been nled against them. Sentence on tho rst ar.
raignment was postponed.
Oar Change Of Base.
This IL the second Sabbath on which we
have labored in the new HERALD building.
From the old location, endeared to us by the
"Reminiscences Of nearly quarter Of century
of steady progress and moving incidents in our
own history and that of the country, we trans
ferred our whole establishment in one night
to our present local habitation. We moved
as quietly as Grant advanced on the enemy's
lines. We made no boast, like Pope, risked
no delay, like Mcclellan, issued no proclama-
tions, like Fremont, but marched our corps OF
intelligent, talented and industrious gentlemen