The New York herald., 1867-04-23

has been withdrawn. Fernando Wood intends TO put In
answer Puman's complaint and test the case BY
| civil action.
In the Common Pleas general term, yesterday, suit
brought by the Mayor and Corporation Of New York
5000 penalties from the Adams Express Com
pany for not complying with oorporaton ordinance
requiring all wagons, 30. used for transportation
for hire within the city limits V bs licensed The Court
reserved its decision
The general term and circuits OF tho Supreme Court
have adjourned until Wednesday morning. in conss-
quencs Of to-day being election day
An action was brought In tho Supreme Court Circuit
yesterday In the case Of Patrick Gilbrids against n
Hughes TO recover $4,000 damages for wounding the
plaintiff in the face with pistol February 49, 1885
The jury rendered verdict for the plaintiff Of Sl2Oe
In the General Sessions, yesterday. Joseph simpson
and James Doan convicted Of highway robbery and
sentenced by Recorder Hackets to tho State prison for
twenty years
The stock market was nrm yesterday. Gold closed
At 13s.
In view Of the unsettled state Of affairs in Europe
and tho consequent fluctuations in gold the meschan.
disc markets kept in unsettled state and both
foreign and domestic goods TO some extent nomi
nal. Business yesterday restricted by this cause
and the transactions wsre In the main mods-
rate. Cotton Was moro steady, though Liverpool
quotation received in the morning were one
quarter penny lower than those previously received
The decline on Saturday, however based on private
teegams from Europe quoting cotton unsaleabe at lid
Coffee wass dull and nominal On Change -four was not
quotably lower Wheat dull, unsettled and nomi.
nally &C. &C. lower. Corn active and higher Pork,
beef and lard were in improved demand and hrmer.
Freights were rather frmer. Whiskey was dun and
nominal Naval stores remained quiet Petroleum was
dull and heavy.
0uoid xko a. hanP
CATTLE and prices slightly higher despite the free
offerings amounting in the aggregate to $50 head Ex
ira commanded Shc., first quality Tx Is. Fair to
good 16k 17hc., and common and rough 13Kc q 10.
There was an improved demand for mlch cows, and
rmer feeling pervaded the market Extra sold at 500
SIPS. Primo 500 500. Other grades sold all the
day from $45 to $50. Veal calves were
frmer, with fair demand extra having
sold at 12c 12kc, prime, IL 1lkc, and inferior to
common 7c. 10c Sheep and lambs ueder light offer.
ings ruled Hc. Nc. per ID. higher, with an active
demand. Extra sheep realized 10kc prime, 9kc. q
10c. and inferior to common, &c. &C. Spring lambs
sold at 14c TIC. as to quality Tho hog market ruled
active and prices advanced c per h. At the Fortieth
street yards yesterday ve loads on sale and
realized the following prices-sc. for heavy prime
fed 71sc. 7Ic for fair to good, and 7c. 7Hc for
common and rough The total receipts were 5,307
beeves 70 mich cows 1895 veal calves 422 sheep
lambs and IL. .1S7 swine.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Our special correspondence from Panama fs dated
April H. The story Of the and imprisonment Of
sxtyeght Congressman by President Mosquera is de-
cared to be untrue although the coercion OF Congress
into obedience is confirmed The original cause Of disa
grecment between the two branches Of the govern
ment was the passage in March Of a law enact
ing that the government troops should not
interfere In quarrels between the States Mos
guerra vetoed this bill, Immediately declared COM
munication between Congress and himself TO
have ceased and gave notice that he would put in force
the article gfv2g HIM the power OF condemnng DEATH
The day after the isse Of this decree suspended
and an agreement was sSuged by which the President
authorized 70 reorganize We Panama Railroad Com
pany. the exied bishops aoWa 70 return TO their
charges Immediately, and the number or troops are 70
remain the at present An English ffm u 70.
ported to have offered pay the national debt amount
Ing to $S3 000 and advance TO the nation,
besides paying an annual rental Of $4,000 for
ninety years lease Of the Panama Railroad Two
spanish vessels at Santa MARTHA the lookout
for the R. R. Cuyler Captain Reid Of New York, had
Joined and taken command Of the latter vessel The
President OF Panama had called out two thousand
militia resist the threatened invasion OF the State by
Level de Coda The duties Of United States Consul
Panama performed BY Mr. Hicks, the clerk of the
consulate. there being no appoinmcnt made for the
Office.
We have files from the West Indies, dated a. Kingston
jamaica the sth OF April The Inspector Of Revenue
then on tour Of inspection through the island met
by the most marked disfavor and in places with
positive insult in consequence OF impression that
his advice brought about increased taxation land
and trade April Sd the Eighty fourth regiment of Brit
sh infantry dsembarkcd from the steamer lamar and
marched TO Up.Park camp, under command OF Major
Hardy.
The advices from China to the 17th OF February.
The Chinese highly pleased at the prospect of
still more intimate union with tho American people.
Prussian vessel import at Shanghae the naval
visit having for its object the attainment of strip of
land on the island OF Formosa for the of the Berlin
government.
We have files from Japan, dated at Yokohama on the
26th Of February containing the latest news executive,
financial and commercial. American merchants are
warned against seeking TO force unhealthy extension
Of their trade with the ports Of Japan
Senator Wilson addressed crowd Of six thousand COL
ored citizens in Richmond Va, yesterday. He was in
troduced by Governor Perpon and attended by
cral members OF the state Legislature.
Afer the council OF Gen. Hancock with the Cheyenne
chiefs at Fort Larned the 18th inst, the tribe at
night abandoned their village, disappearing with all
their movables Of value Gen. Custer with his cavalry,
| was sent in pursuit
The steamship America from San Francisco for San
Juan del Sur about forty passengers for New York
put into Acapulco the 2sh OF March for COAL which
she could Obtain and she put to sea again, after en-
| tering protest.
The city Of 81 Louis has borrowed 900 600 from
the National Bank OF Missouri
riot occurred among the miners Of the Silver Bend
Mining Company 4. Psmon. Nsysess, recently 10 which
the superintendent OF the company was ridden Oh rail
/ and twenty men killed.
1 A sudden rain storm In Colombo desert recently
destroyed government train and drowned two mon
i who were cncampcd In . ravine
The United states steamer Tahoma arrived u
Galveston on the 17.h from Tampico, and her newl
confirms tho capture Of Puebla General Diax shot sis
general officers and sxty.oue OF lesser grade In rctaa-