The New York herald., 1867-03-22

Vi Soiv.d g dsi: Gxy decided action uas sissP the
Irish Convention this evening. -
Additional facts are coming 70 light regarding the
Kimbsli abortion casa reported in the HnALD ycsser-
day The hr Kmball referred 70 was not the widow OF
Colonel Kimba Of Hswkns zouavss q rspressntedi In
the city papers yesterday the widow Of that gentlemen
being still alive.
An Investigation into the facts connected with the
murder Of John Fitzpatrick. in Williamsburg on st.
Patrck's Day. held BY the Coroner yesterday Con-
siderable testimony was taken, whom an adournmsns
vas had until to-day. John Murphy, young man
arrested suspicion Of being connected with the mss-
dor. was present u the inquest
In the case Of John r. Walker, administrator versus
the Long Island Railroad Company. which vss an action
IN the supreme Court, Circuit for damages claiming
IS 00o for the killing Of Vim. walker in February 1885,
BY collision between tho mail and express trains, the
Jury yesterday returned verdict for tho plaintiff in the
sum Of ~. $50.
An important case came up Tor trial yesterday, before
Judge Gilbert, IN the Supreme Ceurt, Circuit Kings
county Mr. Orlando Aen, ex.Mayor OF Buffalo, brought
an acton against Mr. Andrew Stout, sxCty Chamber.
lain Of this cty TO the Of SIS ooo out Of
which he claims bean defraudsd BY false repre-
sentations made BY defendant Considerable testimony
Of very interesting character was taken Case SILL
on.
George N. Carleton, who 10 charged with having en-
bezzled half million Of dollars from the government
while Treasury Agent Memphis appeared before Com
missioner Belts and gave bail In the sum OF $4,000
yesterday TO appear.
John Skeehan was placed ON trial in tho Cour OF
General Sessions yesterday for the murder Of Thomas
Weight in Eighth avenue the 18th Of August last
probably b finished to-day.
the stock market vas dull yesterday Gold sold a.
high la41s. closing at 134K.
The markets generally we're ysry guet yesisrd.y. aud
II slpoet 81 oases prices *SfSd lhe bHrchaaeE Co6ed
was aoet but 1rm Cotton was modsra.ively active and
lower. On 'Chsnge aour advanced &c. l0c., though
quiet Wheat CLOSED firm, whiie corn was 10 &c.
lover and oats dull ana hoavy. Pork was Hrm. Beef
steady while lard continued heavy. Frsights wore
easier Naval stores wore quiet, but firm Petroleum
was . shade nrmsr. whiskey ds at previous
prices.
Advicss from tho Rio Grands contain the intelligence
that detaehmsns Of the opposing forces Caahuapua
had together Naximlian taking part in the affair
II Of little importance however, and accounts vary
results II aid that Santa Anna had pro-
posed JOIN Maxim lan Juarez about to order the
French residents of the country unless they took out
naturalization papera Our San Luis Potosi tMexico)
correspondent gives Of the journey Of JuaEcz
and his Cabinet from Zacstscas to that point with .
description Of the old town 1of Gaudaioupe m convent
and nns works OF art From Zacatscas our correspon
since Mramons defeat which have trsnspirsd In The
vicinity OF the Juarez headquarisz
Our Havana correspondent nys that s probable the
aSotuioa of direct taxes ceKain articles and
the Substitution Of import nrss step towards
the abotshmsat Of custom houses altogether In Cuba
The Bank Of Santiago Do Cuba has failed without any
hope OF Resumption.
Porto Rice dates the Sd inst say that earthquake
shock felt Ban German on the 7th Of February.
No new cases Of cholera have been reported at S.
Thomas rns sugar market was not active.
The dates from Venezuela 70 the asa uls SalazaY
and Bolivar had sszsd Cazabobo and tranquility ensued
The Coneressioaa comwksees installed the
2Oth The steamer Bolivar, which was run away with
by her English captain from LAgaayra time ago.
had returned General Falcon the President still
swinging round tAa circle Of his deminions, and had
arrived at rsre cabsIO on the ga. .t.Szx::..,
Our sorrsspondsnss fsan the Rpubie Of Honduras 10
dated January II. The government had declared hs
psss opon for the reception Of prizes in the Spanish
Chilean The militia has been reosaazed with the
President il supreme command as Lieutenant General
Gssera Gleason the successor Of Stephens ~ c. O.
r. mado tho Roberts branch Of the Fsuian
Brotherhood yesterday for . union Of the two
sections No action has yet besn taken on his
proposition BY the Senate which is Ia session
arranging details for tho grand advance on
Canada In the coming summer. Al dreu parade
Of the Queens Own in Toronto on Wednesday evening"
the ordered 10 keep two days cooked tions
hand Our Montreal correspondent says that although
microscopic examination fails discover any renisns
along the line the universal topic s the anticipated
raid. The volunteers preparing for active service,
and the telegraph wires in constant reQuston for
warding orders aud countcrmandng them again. In
view OF the proposed confederation the elections are
exciting moro than usual interest; and although they
will not DO held In Lowcr Canada until June July,
preparations already being made for . thorough
canvass by both parties.
General Sherman responded to tbs toast of s'The
Army and Navy at = celebration in st. Louis on So
Pasricks day His speech s published in our columns
thin morning
meeting Of the Republican state Central Committee
held u Albany yesterday tho question OF
negro suffrage presented In the proposed Convention
bill A stormy debate ensusd on Of resolutions
offered BY Mr. Charles Spencer, Of New York. favoring
negro suffrage IN the election OF delegates. which were
finally rejected resolution calling party convention
for the Sth Of April TO nominate delegates the Csns
tutiouai Convention adopted.
mas meeting or the citizens OF Charleston, 9. c.,
irrespective Of color, was held last night There were
only about nfty white people present Judge Moore,
white man. presided and negro asted a Secretary.
The meeting decidedly radical Resolutions claim
ing the suffrage and she right 70 hold once for the
cosred men, opposing large iasd monopoes and calling
revision Of ths stsss code and reorganization Of
the courts were adopted. similar meeting was held
in savannah the issh Of which synopsis was given
In the HERALD ~ the time. We publish this morning
detailed report of the meeting, with ts platform and
the resolutions adopted.
Tho joint resolution Of the Louisiana Legislature ap
prcpnasins $4,000 tss, the consslsu,ionay Of the
Military Reconstruction btu has besn vetoed BY Govssnor
Wells motion in the Senate 70 pass it over his veto
was made the special order for to-day.
In tho General Assembly Of Virginia yesterday .
resolution passed take recess from that date 10
the 10th Of April Before adiourning the Legislature
passed the State Interest Debt bill
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