The New York herald., 1867-04-09

4 The steamship Key west arrived q, this port from
| Key west last night 4
Two female pickpockets who were arrested yos'o'uAy
stated before Justice Hogan that they were sao'sse1
/ 10 blackm mailing by certain members Oh 'uo ion'e -
partment and generally were compelled 70 snsfo WIN
them tho greater part of tho vauaoies hey may nave
stolen during the day Their counsel also stated thai
~. c,r aa,sc,yas were in the habit Of blackmaing
tb,sves and that two oncers recently compelled
10 resign on account Of complaint being made against
| them 10 superintendent Kennedy. =
Twenty three liquor dealers aYragned before the
police courts yesterday for violating the Excise law
case argued in the Court Of Appeals yesterday
10 decide city judge has the power 70 issue writ OF
habeas corpus
| The case OF Dolan Jackson Schultz ct all which
argued Saturday last In the Court OF Appeals,
and in which the appeal by the Commissioners Of the
Board Of Health. Police Commissioners and Others was
dismissed decides eight hundred and hy-three other
Of similar nature, in which the payment OF costs
OF the excise cases Of last the disputed
question The amount involved is between $4,000 and
| 100000
In the Superior Court part yesterday In the case OF
Appel vs. Beauries for assault and battery, the jury
returned verdict for the complainant for $500 dam
ages Tho assault committed in lager beer saloon,
in sixth avenue on the 2lst Of May 1865. when the
defendant struck complainant the hcad With soda
water bottle The defendant claimed that the striking
| was in self. defence.
The examination into the important Prussian exradi-
ton case in which Philip Henrich late Secretary OF the
Rhenish Railway OF Cologne, is charged with having
committed forgeries TO considerable amount was COM
/ menced yesterday before Commissioner White con-
siderable quantity Of oral and documentary evidence
having been submitted to the Court the further exam
/ nation was adjourned till to-day.
The stock market was unsettled yesterday. Gold
| closed at 1851.
Consequent upon the liberal offerings aggregatng 7So
head the market for beef cattle ruled dull and heavy,
and decline OF Nc &c. per lb in all grades was SUBJ
mitted to- in extra which being scarce commanded
previous prices though In some instances slight con-
granted The quality Of the offerings was
poor being chiefly of common cattle. Extra sold at
&c., occasionally l7xc; first quality, 1910 l7kc;
fair 10 good do l5kc l6Kc., and common l2c lac.
Duness was the principal feature in the market for
mich cows Prices, however, were not essentially
changed Ahging at from $40 10 $110 Veal calves were
dull and heavy at l2c for extra, lie llc for prme'
and 7c 1Oc for inferior to common Under fair de.
mand and moderate receipts the market for sheep and
lambs was steady and firm at previous quotations we
quote the range 7c. a9Kc Owing to the increased re-
cepts the swine market ruled heavy, and prices were
Nc lc per lib. lower. Best quality sold at 7hc. &c.,
and common and rough exc 7Kc. The total receipts
were 1852 beeves 70 milch COWS. 1904 veal calves,
II, ,4s2 sheep and lambs, and Is, lea swine.
L
MISCELLANEOUS.
In the United States Senate yesterday resolution was
offered proposing final adjournment Wednesday, but
objection to it's immediate consideration was made
resolution inquirng into the titles Of the United States
certain lands and tenements at Harpers Ferry was
adopted The Senate then went into executive session.
when II Is believed the Russo-Amorcan treaty was re-
ported favoraby by the Committee on Foreign Affairs
The Austrian Minister at Washington the 6h inst
~ kuAh hAavS tS0tu
ask the good offices Of the United States government in
securing safe treatment TO Macmillan and his followers
| in case they fell into the hands Of the liberals
| a. Quer6taro. On the 9th inst 1r. Sew.
ard replied that hs had tslegraphed 70 MIN
lister Campbell 70 send q swift messenger 10
Juares conveying request that all possible enency be
extended towards the expected prisoner and also that
he had placed copy Of hts Instructions in the hands OF
Minister Romero who had promised TO inform Juares OF
the wishes Of Tho United States government On the
same day Minister Campbell teleGraphsd that he had
forwarded the messenger as instructed.
Our correspondent Marion, Smythe county, Virginia.
writing the 9Th inst, says that meeting Of Union
called In that village on the 10Th Of March TO
organize Union party; but before the members could
proceed TO business body Of armed appeared and
driving the Union away, proceeded to organize
meeting OF their They passed resolutions do.
nouncng Congress and urging as the ssnse Of the
meeting that the President should use his military
power to protect people Of the South against Con-
gressional usurpaton. These resolutions were pre-
sented TO the publisher Of Union paper in the town.
He refused to publish them, and was informed that 1t
would be safe for him TO publish any other report Of
the meeting. General Schoneld was informed Of the
affair." and lieutenant without troops arrived on Satur-
| day to investigate the matter.
The conference between General Sckes and the Gov.
ernors OF his district North and south Carolna has
resulted amcable agreement The Governors will
continue to appoint officers to I'LL vacancies which have
heretofore been nlled by Executive appointments No
elections will be held present. and the registration OF
voters will proceed.
vast national cemetery for the nterment Of Union
dead the Peninsula has been completed In the vicinity
Of Norfolk The remains Of over twenty-o hundred
soldiers have inferred in IT. in which number New
York. Pennsylvania and Massachusetts, regiments have
| the argest representation
General schoAsld has ordered that one can be
appointed to Office by him, previous to the holding Of
| the convention except persons who have taken the
oath to support the constitution Of the United States
The physical aud typographical condition Of the Rus
sian American country ably described in lctter to
Secretary Seward from Mr. Collins the United States
Consul Al Amoor rivor The letter will DO found in the
columns OF the HERALD this morning.
The State Of Georgia. following the example OF Mis-
sissippi petitions the Supreme Court to snjoin the
President and General Pope from executing the Military
Reconstruction bill In that Stata Charles 0'Conor, Of
Now York. is one Of the counsel for the petitioner
Senator wilson and Henry A Wise had an interview
during the formers visit TO Richmond The Senator
said that the chance Of obtaining the negro vote for the
radicals was favorable hs anticipated and that
il such negro celebration occurred the % inst
were to takc place In New York there would be . riot
He would not say directly whether the late reconsuc
,ion measures OF Congress . hnaity.
Lieutenant Colonel Brown who was arrested In Europe
on tho charge Of smbezzling funds belonging 10 tho
Canadian Government was acquitted in Montreal yss-
terday
bakery was burned down In PetrolIA Q. W., on
Sunday morning and two young girls one eight and the