The New York herald., 1867-04-06

East River Railroad Company the jury returned yer.
dict for the plaintiff in the OF $500 fhe action
Was brought tho benefit OF the surviving minor chill
dren OF William BrophY who was killed BY beng push
ed on by q conductor and run over BY one OF the de-
fsndants cars on the night Of March 8. l8e6 81
In the Common Peas part yesterday In the case OF
Margaret Ambrose Va Margaret Byrnes, for damages
for injuries sustained By plaintiff In consequence Of de-
fsndant negscns - keep her houss IN proper repair
the jury returned verdict Of $1,000 damages for
plaintiff e4f9 N lin lalH tf
The General Transntlanslc Companyt mail steamship
Europe, Captain Lsna. viii sail from psr 10 North
river a eight o'clock this mosnns for Bssst and Havrs
The malls for Frncs win close at the Post Once q six
O'Clock A. n N ls
The Ans stssmshp City Of Paris Captain Kennedy. Of
the Inman line, win sail as noon to-day from pier .
North river. for Queenstown and Liverpool Tho mails
for ireland viii coss a the Post once as haifpass ten
O'Clock A. n
The National Steam Navigation company's steam
ship England Captain Grace OF the finest vessels OF
this ne will leave pier II North ver at noon today
FOR Liverpool calling At Queenstown.
The Hamburg American Packet Compauy's steamship
Saxonia Captain HACK will sail from Hoboken at twelve
O'Clock n. to-day for Southampton and Hamburg The
mails will close the Post once at hapast ton O'Clock
AM
The steamship Atlantic Captain Hoyer, will sah At
eleven O'Clock to day for Southampton and Bremen
from pier - North river.
Tho popular steamship General Grant, Captain Couch,
Of the Cromwell lne will leave pier No North river at
three o'clock P. n to-day for New Orleans direct
Tho Black Star Line steamship Montgomery Captain
Farcloth, will sail from pier Is North river at three
O'Clock r. N. o-day for New Orieans
The steamship Missouri OF the Star line, will leave
pier 20 North river, at three p. NJ to-day for Now
Orleans. 4G
The Empire Line sidewheel steamship San Jacinto
Captain Atkins will sail from pier IS North river at
three p NJ to-day for Savannah connecting a. that
port with Florida steamers, and by rail TO all points
South and West
The steamship Quaker City or some other popular
steamship, OF Arthur Leary's line, will leave pier IA
East river three T. NJ to-day for Charleston, CON-
Meeting that port for all points the South Carolina
railroad and with the Dictator for the Florida
ports.
The stock market advanced yesterday, and closed
steady. Gold closed at 133.
The fluctuations and ana fall in the price Of gold yes
terday unsettled the general merchandise market and
our commercial reporter cites numerous important
changes in value both in imported and domestic COM
modities A general thing the markets were
quiet, and the volume Of business was mode
rate The unfavorabe turn Of the cablc
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cotton, which has touched lower point
believe than at any tms since the rst stage Of the
war, when It first began to ascend On change there
was q much active movement In breadstufs. and
both -four and wheat decidedly higher-ths former
10 to Is and the latter to cena Corn also
frmeE Oats dull and heavy but no lower. Pro-
visions duh and heavy almost without exception
Freghts quiet Naval stores generally quiet
but nrm- Petroleum was duh and heavy. Wool was
unchanged.
xIsCELLANEoUA
Our Mexican advicss, coming by way Of Havana and
dased Vera Crss on the 10th umo repeat the
psSshsd yesterday ef TIE defeat q Escobsde u oas
saro Naxmutaa and Marqusz are further reported 70
be returning 70 ths capital and Mramon and coss aEs
in pursuit Of the sd6my. Trevino sad 70 have pro-
nounced for orsega and the troops In Tamaupaa are
said have refused to Join Juaress forces Il the 'front.'
and to have declared for the sovereignty and ndepen
dsuce OF their own State. tff
We have nlss nom Turks Islands dated Il Grand Turk
70 the 10Th Of March. There great scarcity or
water The royal Gasass reports the salt market thus
The demand for our staple continues 70 be very limited
From Salt Cay and cockboun HArbor learn that the
pans making, and many Of those at this cay which
cleaned eariy are in forward condition Price,
I2o. 70 12kc
In the United States Senate In extraordinary session,
yesterday, petition Of the Veteran Corps Of California
asking payment for transportation 70 their homes
referred The Secretary Of the Interior was by resolu
ton requested 70 inform the Senate II Lewis " Bogy
Al present In the employment Of that department.
Mr Sumner gave notice that he would call up resou-
ton TO expel Senator Sausbury to-day the grounds
OF repeated drunkenness Tho aoor The Senate then
went into executive session Lowell H. Rousseau WAS
confirmed Brigadsr General in the regular army by
close vote
Tho bill Of complaint with the prayer for an injunction
against Andrew Johnson and General Ord 70 restrain
them psrpeuay from executing the reconstruction and
supplementary ac presented In the Supreme Court
yesterday BY Jadgs Sharkey and Robert J. Walker and
application TO nle II entered The application
will be argued next Friday.
General schoneds order providing for registration in
Virginia has been issued All registrars TO be ap-
pointed by the general the recon .nendation Of q
board Of army ocers and must be either officers Of the
army or loyal citizens Of high character
In the Arkansas State Union Convention at Little
Rock. yesterday, resolution passed asking the
moval Of the cotton tax and committee appointed
70 visit Washington in order 70 further the project The
convention then adjourned siwe die
Governor Geary gave reception ~ his residence In
Harrisburg last night temperance principes repass
being prepared Ut which no liquor was served.
The schooner Lydia Ann experienced heavy weather
recently In Lake Ontario and Thomas Vance, the mate
was washed overheard His one Of the crew, took
the yaw to rescue him. but getting In the trough Of the
he unable 10 10 the vessel and LEFT 70
the mercy OF the waves n.
Our Japan les contain lengthy description Of horse
racing at Yokohama, under the auspices Of the Yoko
hama Race Club and the Japanese government The
racing Ii said TO have been very exciting
An article headed Our Financial Danger" In
another column, win be read with interest
The whole volunteer force Of Canada been placed
under martial law
The reported massacre at Fort Buford Is discredtsd
Step Towards Municipal Rctrenchment.