The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-28

missiones were passed. Pending discusion on the bin
requiring the Harlem Railroad Company TO wan up the
Yorkvills ost the Senate took q On
bling the bill relative the Harlem Railroad cut York
vile advanced third reading The report OF
the Conference Committee the Constitutional Con-
venton bin was agreed to and the bin passed
In the Assembly, bills establish legal gazette in
New York to amend the regulating piIoage the
OF New York; incorporate the Long Island and
New York company for the construction OF bridge
East ver and making eight hours Of labor legal days
work passed, the latter by vote Of 70 to Il. The
report Of the Conference Committee the Constitutional
Convention was adopted and thus the bill has passed
both houses II provides for election BY Senatorial
districts and the present system Of suffrage Of convention
to revise the consitution the election 70 take place
the 23d Of April.
Mr. John Savage last evening delivered lecture to
large assembage OF people in the Cooper Institute,
under the auspices ofthe Fenan Brotherhood Subject
'Theobald Wolfe Tone and the Cause Of Ireland"
A communication from Coroner Widey says that the
certificate given by him Of the death Of Mira Noble, sup
posed have been the result Of attempt at abortion
il the that he usually gives in whore yer.
| dict has not been rendered.
Aaron Jones has challenged Michael McCooie Of st.
Louis to fight within two three months for 81. Ooo
Rumor has It that Joe Coburn and John c. Heenan
fight for So 900 and the championship Of America
Mrs Della Lanergan Irish woman, was found dead
In her bed In the No. 1856 Washington
street, Tuesday night Her husband, Dennis Laaer
gam arrested, Coroners inquest being held
tho body.
The Court OF Appeals mas now fairly commenced its
functions in the Court House, and number Of ap
peals from State yesterday argued
and submitted.
In the Court Of Common Pleas action was brought
yesterday by Eliza Boger James Bogert for limited
divorce, the ground OF alleged cruel treatment Case
still on
In the Superior Court Part 2 in the case of Burns vs.
Grhn action for assault and battery, laying damages
at $4,000. the jury awarded verdict OF six and
quarter cents
An important Custom House commenced
yesterday In United States District Court, before
Judge Benedict II is action for forfeiture OF certain
goods alleged to have been withdrawn from the Custom
House under valuation entry. 1t reported that
the hearing OF will occupy the court the
mainder OF the week.
The examination Of DR.. George Beakley and Mrs.
Nancy Cole, in the Kimba abortion cas,, continued
yesterday at the Tombs, before Judge Bowling. The
concluding testimony the part Of the prosecution
TAKEN and the adjourned until two O'Clock day
steamships and one two miscellaneous shares werc
actively dealt In. Gold closed at 134.
There a moderate business tran sacted in com.
mecia circles yesterday, and prices favored the pur
chaser generally especially Of domestic produce I'm
ported merchandise without decided change Cot.
ton lower, while coffee steady. On Change
-four declined &C. 1Oc., wheat &c. &c.. and corn 1c
&C., while oats rsled steady. Pork opened firm, but
closed heavy. Beef was unchanged Lard was active,
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stores were firm, though the demand light Pesro-
leum remained firm. Whskey steady.
MusCELLAHE0uA
Our letter IRON Natamoros Mexico, 70 dated March
49, and mainly conArmatory Of the recently tele
graphed the HERALD from that section. Macmillan,
Mramon and osher imperial chiefs had disappeared from
Quer6taro The reports Of Escobodos defeat again
authoritatively denied.
Our correspondent in Kentucky gives an account Of .
trip through the Green country recently visited BY
the food and also Information relative to the pre-
vaing political sentiments entertained by the people
Several prominent merchants or Charleston visited
General Sckies Tuesday, and assured him they would
heartily cooperate with him in the work OF reorganixa-
ton. General Sckies replied that the military would
interfere In political movements partzans G.
Brown OF Mississippi the acceptance Of tho condi
tions imposed the Sherman bill on the people, tho
conquerors bound to respect.
General Sheridan issued his order yesterday. remov-
ing the Attorney General OF Louisiana tho Mayor Of
New Orleans and Judge Abe OF the First District Court
of that city from Office and appointing others TO take
their place. The changes TO take place immediately
The Indian delegations In Washington 10 have
had war dance for their amusement in the Sew.
Street Park last evening" but Secretary Browning
interfered and prevented it. the ground that red
mon would probably consume too much "nre water
and engage In free Tight
General II. W. Slocum nominated TO the once OF
Naval Ocer Of the port OF New York by the President
yesterday.
General Sherman has ordered that all steamboats, ply
ing the Missouri river above Sioux City shall be fur
nished with pieces Of artillery and twenty musketa
General Sweeny the post commander at Augusta, Ga,
has forbidden ali elections until General Pope assumes
command Of tho district.
The Maryland radical Republican Convention, elected
some time ago, assembled In Baltimore yesterday and
nemoriaized Congress for . republican form Of gov
eminent for the State They passed resolutions in OPP
position the convention recently called by the Legs
ture and Of the assembling Of such convention
they propose to hold . convention OF their and
form constitution the basis Of manhood suffrage.
special session Of the Vermont Legislature convened
yesterday.
The town elections in westchcster county have
suited In victories for the democrats aud
In others for the republicans In Yonkers tho republ
can candidate Supervisor gained the day by close
vote over his democratic opponent In White Plains the
democratic candidate elected and In East Chester
the repub can candidate for supervisor and the
cratic candidates for the other offices elected
A mass meeting OF negroes was held last night In
Macon Ga, at which resolutions adopted return
ing thanks TO Congress for emancipation and suffrage
and endorsing the policy Of Governor Brown In recon.
mending the people 70 accept the terms proposed.
The reported discovery Of tho body Of Miss Goodc-
nough In hcr fathers cellar In Brandon Vermont and
the arrest Of her father suspicion OF having muir
dered he out TO be untrue Tho girl Is still miss
ing and Mr. Goodeuough has not been arrested
An express mail train the Eric Railway ran on the
track near Mount Hope, NJ Y, yesterday morning about
tvo oc,ock he whoh thu en4neer was killed and the