The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

shht Quoretaro uau not Iahsn, auu thes VINO 5sy ~
orsna cd for the purpose OF Influencing the commander
al Vera CRUZ TO a surrender They further state thai
the American Consul waited upon the commander and
urged his surrender but finally dessted, becouing
WINGED the receipt of further particulars that the
story a canard.
II is believed in Washington that the Indians intend
offering no desperate resistance beyond harassine
guerilla movements to the troops in the Geld
against them, and acting upon the consequent sugges
lions of Generals Grant and Sherman the Secretary Of
War has force OF cavalry in process Of organization Ia
be added to the force already the plains by the aid
OF which confidently believed he will bring the to
much earlier close than has been generally anticipated
Dispatches from Omaha In addition to the usual
counts OF cattle stealing NATL roDbng and other deprc
dations by which the Indians prosecuting the war,
also state that eleven thousand encamped In
Gailan Valy aud three hundred white mounted voun-
teers were In the neighborhood the trail.
General Sherman with General Aueur's command,
three hundred and miles west OF Omaha, about
TO start for Fort sedgewick The Senatorial excusionss
spent Tuesday in General Augurs and returned 70
Omaha yesterday.
The Constitutional Convention reassembaed at Albany
yesterday. The day mainly devoted TO eologies
upon Mr. Hiscock. whose death by violence
nounced, and the appointment Of q committee to attend
the body to his former homo in Syracuse resolution
to appoint committee to report tho expcdency Of
adiourning to Saratoga went over until to-day.
TIE Alabama Republican Convention reassembed
yesterday at Montgomery The resolution inviting
Judge Busted to address the convention was tabled
with only twenty-five dissenting votes platform Of
principles was adopted embodyng the usual radical
sentiments II favors property taxation alone and de-
sres the removal of the tax cotton. resolution
was proposed declaring the recent opinion OF Attorney
General sanbery to be hostile and dangerous to the
construction of the Union the plan proposed by
Congress- and calling for July session OF that body,
but IL queshed in the hands of the committee. The
convention then adjourned siae die
General Scho6eld has portioned of his command
sub-ds,ricts, the commanders OF which appointed
Military Commissioners under his recent order He has
also issued general order for the instruction Of rcgis
tration officers which he defines who entitled to
register and who DISTINGUISHED.
The tragedy which occurred in Albany on Tuesday
night has created intense excltenient in that neghbor
mood The romans of the murdered man were yes!er-
day conveyed Syracuse The prisoner declares that
his wrongs just fed him in the commission Of the deed
He visited by his wife and two prominent lawyers
yesterday.
The examinations at West Point continued
yesterday, although tho full board OF visitors have not
yet arrived Gcueral Grant still remained at tho post
IHy5Cai Ol CisSscS VIII
be commenced on the 10th inst.
Wendell Phillips, in article Jor Davis and his
friends. says that he does not wish do President
johnson injustice By bringing him down to the level Of
Mr.. Greeley He released Jen Davis. but he did not go
to Richmond congratulate and shake hands with him.
1t is stated in Chicago, that a party OF Western
spectators have recently been systematically swndling
Eastern stockholders In a certain old bank at Mil
waukee, by representing the stock very much dopre
ciated, whereas 1t is really at par.
The Paterson stceple chase a failure yesterday,
only three horses running and OF them with any
spirit. Tho second race, me dash, WIS won by
chestnut colt of vanda. Tho third race, milo aud
quarter dash, was won by Egotist
Tho trot at tho Fashion Course yesterday by
the bay mare Lady Kendall, against tho bay gelding
Rapid the best time being $780,
Three cases been brought in The Circuit Court of
county, Ala, agans. Judge Busteed for
alleged Illegal conversion Of moneys conspiracy to do
fraud tho plaintiffs and corrupt abuse and usurpatons
Of the Office Of Judge.
The first minister accorded to the United States from
Greece arrived in Boston, his way to Washington
The New Hampshire Legislature assembled yesterday
and organized by electing General Griffin Gcpubcan)
Speaker OF the House. and w. r Parker Caso republ
can) President Of the Senate
The earnings OF tho Pacific Railroad. having It's termi-
nus at Omaha nearly $2s2 900 for the month Of
May.
II is now stated that suafs trial will certainly
mence Monday.
Tho Rev Joel Hawss the oldest mnlsler in Conuect-
cut died Gllard yesterday aged sevsny-cight years
The city stock Of Charleston, s. c. has fallen Ave per
cent since the PRONUNCIATION Of General sickles order
regulating municipal affairs
Governor Wells Of Louisiana, has published his letter
the President protesting against his removal by Gen.
era Sheridan and also another to the General himself
denying the charges made against him. In the mean
timo the Governors Board OF Lcvee Commissioners,
about whom all the trouble originated have organic ed
for business.
General Longsrect is out IN card, in which he says
that the republican party should be sustained by all
parties, and that no politician affiliate with the do
mocratc party until recognized the right OF negroes to
suffrage.
Criminals are permitted to testify in their behalf
In Cincinnati.
Cincinnati was inundated with rain for few minutes
on Tuesday.
The Homicide at Albany-Its Lesson to the