The New York herald., 1867-03-30


tive to the Metropolitan Board Of Health reported
In the evening session the bill relative 70 the pay msats
q bountes TO volunteers In tbs city Of New York
reported biii 70 prevent psradss Of unaathorizsd
bodies In New York city ntrod uced rho Assembly
then went into Commstss of the Whole the Central
Railroad Fare BILL which ordered 10 third reading
and passed BY VI ayes 70 % The Assembly then
adjourned. # @0
Another DISASTROUS connaation occurred iast evening
on the corner Of Foyseventh street and sixth avenue
destroying the extensive cabinet manufactory Of Henry
voksnlng, and several other buildings adjoining were
badly damaged The loss is estimated at over 500 ooo
John Leutz who has been under arrest for . weak on
suspicion OF being implicated In the murder Of John
Fitzpatrick, in Williamsburg. Monday. the 18th inst
has. II is reported, made . confession.
Elizabeth Adams, widow with two children, ono an
infant and tho other only nine OF age died In her
bed OF apoplexy, in Brooklyn on Thursday night Her
two children we're asleep in the sams bed at tho time
decision rendered in the Court OF Appeals yes
teraay in tho we'll known oase OF Stephen p Clark
against James and Eassns Brooks relative 70 the pwn-
.ership OF day evening paper IN this city This
motion 70 dismiss anappeal from An order Or the Com-
moh Pleas Court wherein an order denying dsftada6ts'
oisoA for pes trial AID arnlng Judgment dsclsrns
the rights OF tho parties entered Chtef yuur6 De-
opsht before this Ooars until he sntY ef tho anal
Judgment. II was iherafors dlsmisssd Il +
In tho case OF A W. Chapin VI Alexander T. Stew
srt, ct al. action In The Court os Comm oa Pleas to
oreosose mechanics lien against the New York thea.
tre, the complaint has b;sn dsmsssd BY the referee
In the Supreme Court, Chambers, motion wss mAds
yesterday TO set aside tho verdict In the o Caroline
Rexrord the Seventh Avenue RAILROAD Company, on
the ground Of r-egularty Tho verdict was rendered
for 800 in favor Of tho plaintiff, who lost leg By
tho negligence of conductor The motion dsnaed-
In the United States Commssioncrs' Court yesterday
Commissioner Osborn pronounced an opinion holding
Alexander Ross Co., tobacconsss Of Fulton street. for
trial. charge OF having rendered false returns Of
their 70 the for the purpose Or de-
fraudng the government Of revosue.
The first steamer OF the West india telegraph sxpsdi.
tou sails TO-DAY saturday, for Kcy West letter bag
Will Be prepared as the once OF the International Ocean
Telegraph Company. No. ls William street, closing It
two O'Clock p n.
The steamship City OF Washington Captain Rosks,, OF
tho Inman ne will lesvc pier No. Is North river as
twelve O'Clock to-day, for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails will close a. the Post Occ At hapass tea Ia
tho morntng.
Tho National Steam Navigation company's steamship
Erin, Capt Cutting, will sail from per No. ~ North river
at noon to-day for Liverpool calling At Queenstown TO
land passengers, &C.
The steamship Columbia Captain Canaghau, Of the
Anchor Line will sail at to-day from pier No. 20
North river, for Glasgow and Liverpool, calling at Lon
donderry 70 land passengers and mails
The new and fast steamship Hsmmonis, Captain
Ehlers will sail from her dock At Hoboken at twelve
O'Clock today for Southampton and Hamburg Tho
mails will close at the Post Once at past In
morning.
The Now York and Havre steamship Company's steam
ship Guiding Star, Captain E. Van 5ice will sail from
pier M 40 North rver at to-day, for Havrs CALL
ing at Falmouth, England. The malls for France viii
close at tho Post Office at nalf-past ten A. n
Tho Cromwell line steamship George Cromwell. Cap.
tain vailI will sail for New Orleans Direct thfcc N.
to-day, from pier No. North river. ;st fte II
Tho Black Star line steamship Fung Shuey, Captain
Hdrcth will leave pief No 13 North river, at p. n
to-day for Now Orleans direct
Tie Empire line s,dswhcei steamship San Salvador,
Captaia Nickerson, will sai from per No. 13 North
river at p v. to-day, for Savannah connecting that
city with Florida steamers, and by rail- 70 all points south
and west
The popular steamship Saragossa, Captain Crowel OF
Arthur L@arys line. viii leave pr No IA East river
Of Wall street. n three NJ to-day for Charleston
Meeting with tho Dictator Florida ports
Tho stock market very dull yesterday. Gold
closed at ,34k.
Quietnde and stcad.ness tho leading character
istics OF tho general merchandise markos yesterday
and transactions In both imported and domestic goods
wero moderate In view OF the unusual steadnc.s OF
gold and the total absence OF cxcomout IN the market
for that commodity. prices generally remained without
noteworthy fluctuations Cotton, under adverse news
from Liverpool per cable less active but
TALLY lower Brcadstuns quiet, but nrm. Corn
was higher Provisions steady, except pork which
active, but irregular Frcishts werc dull and
heavy. Naval stores dull and Irregular Pctro-
lsum (crude wus In fair demand whilo bonded dull.
Wool not essentially changed.
M1sCELLANEous.
The report which recently became current Ia Virginia
TO the effect that Secretary Stanton would prevent tho
rsassembling Of tho Virginia Legislature denied Gen.
erai schoneId has had information inducing him 70 b.
nevc that Mr. Stanton will pursue any such course
Charles D. TuHer, the late cashier Of the Hartford
Bank who trial for alleged abstraction Of bonds
amounting to 500 900. was found guilty yesterday.
His sentence was deferred 10 await a dscson on the
application Of his counsel for a nov trial s,
There are more counterfot United States banknotss
anoat OF prescnt than there has been for half genera
ton before The compound intefss notes Of the denom
nation of nfy dollars are initiated very successfully
The State election In Connecticut occurs on Mosday
April I, and In Rhode Island on Wednesday, April
George r R,tdle. United States Senator from Della
ware, dedin Washington yesterday. ..- a-.r :
BY decree Of tho republic OF Nicaragua on the 1st
Of October Hcos Cousin alone viii be allowed to
import liquors into that country and every
ing such liquors within tho dominion will be required 10
sell out at cost TO Mr. Cousin.
II is now reported that the liquor dealers Of Boston,
who temporarily closed accoun, Of the sharp enforce
mcnt Of the liquor Law, will resume business.
An editor and a manager OF the National theatre In
New Orleans fought duel that city Yesterday
abou, The editor badly wounded at the
th rd Gre Nf
Rhode Island. In advance Of the other satcs has
,racted for statues Of Roger Williams and Nathaniel
Grconc for the National Gallery OF sta:uary at Wash
ington.
A livery stable burned East Nineteenth street.
Broadway, last evening, and twcnty-one horses
burned to death. The loss is estimated at s2o o00