The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-07

assets OF the tesator in the above named States
not included In the appsaisemenL Decision reserved
In the Court Of Common Pleas yesterday before Judge
Cardozo a motion made In the case OF Thomas
Barron va John Lynch for the discharge OF
sne DEFENDANT who Is held to bail In the Of S. 00O
The action Ia instituted for the recovery the value of
$1,000 United States seven-thirty bond stolen from
Rufus L. Lord at the time Of the Lord bond robbery
and which subsequently found in defendants pos
session, he claiming 70 have been received by ham in
business transaction. Decision reserved
In the Common Pleas, Chambers, motion was made
yesterday for the discharge from Blackwelrs Island
habeas corpus, Of John woolford alias "Frenohy" on
conviction for vagrancy Counsel consented that the
case should DO considered csrtora and the Court
discharged the prisoner holding that sufficient cause
was not shown for his detention
The stock market arm yesterday. Gold closed at
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Imported merchandise was moderately active, and
generally firm, while domestic produce though in most
cases lower was In more demand. Cohee was I'M
changed Cotton was dull, and fully Kc lower. On
'Change -four was active but at decline of 13c.
25c. Wheat dull and nomins. Corn was I'M
changed. Oats declined 1c &c. Pork was lower
Beef ruled steady, while lard continued dull and
heavy. Freghts and whiskey unchanged. Naval
stores generally dull Petroleum was lower with
but little doing.
MISCELLANEOUS
Dates from San Louis Potosi Mexico, to the 18th
timo, that Maximilian's fate hangs the
balance Juarez and his ministers had held conference
the subject OF disposal Of him. but the conclusion
they arrived at is as yet unknown. In the meantime
tho imperial prisoner looking well and would proba-
bly, be taken TO san Louis soon 1t was thought that
Juarez would carry him 10 the capitol The capture of
Mlramon with the rest confirmed. Mendez, how
ever nowhere TO DO found. Escobedo had issued
order that every imperial officer who had not sur
rendered within twentyfo hours should DO shot, and
another congratuIatng his troops on their victory.
Our Havana letter States that the Mexican schooner
Amalia, whtsh seized by the Mexican imperial
schooner caiazn has been ordered 10 taevo tho waters
of Cuba with her captof in twenty.four hours. 1t ~
believed that If the British Consul had had
vessel in port he would ordered her TO seize the
Amaa and take her Mexican port and that il thore
had been any American war vessels IN port the Amor.
Consul would have rendered him the use Of them
for that purpose. Mr.. Hoffman, tho liberal agent at
Havana had been ordered leave the territory within
twelve days, after paying fine Of $50
The dates from Greytown, Nicaragua to the 3lst
ult The Rivas Porvcnir says that the mission Of
President Martinez England only for the purpose OF
Incorporating Mosquito with Nicaragua but believes
payment OF claims aganss the United States FOR
oardment OF Greytown may be made to result from it,
substantiate these claims 1t says 1t Is only
sary to take Mr. Sewards correspondence with England
on the Alabama question.
Our correspondent in British Honduras dating from
Belize on the 18th Of May says:-The Colonial Exccu
tive Council; having great dread of the Indians, now
propose 70 make treaty with them This is tho last
move, and will bring the English government In COLI
sion with of Mexico the subject Of existing
tics Perhaps Mexico may not be able to take her own
part; but she may. and this act will likely make the
wedge which will be the means Of carry ing out the Mon
roe doctrine and making Mexico and the colony Of Hon.
duras part OF the United States
Tho Constitutional Convention reassembled at the
usual hour yesterday when tho President announced
several appointments doorkeepers, librarian score
tares clerks &C., and committees rules publishing
the best practical method OF procedure to revise
the constitution The last named COMMITTEES consists Of
sixteen members The Convention, after acting upon
unimportant propositions adjourned until this
morning
The Presidential party arrived at Chapel Ill., N. G,
yesterday afternoon where they received with the
usual ccrcmonials by Dr. Swayne, OF the University.
The President reply to the speech Of welcome made
an address OF length The party remained At the
University to attend the commencement exercises
The republicans Of Washington hold mass meeting
last night to celebrate their triumph at the polls In the
recent election In the District Mr. John r. Cook,
colored man. elected chairman. Speeches de
iivercd by Senator Nye. Of Nevada and others, and
significant letter read from Benjamin y.
Butler, regrcting his inability TO be present,
stating among other things that the republican vic
tory peculiarly we'll timed, because the President
was even now about TO hinder the operations Of the
Reconstruction law by declaring the provisional govern
mens Of the south to be supreme and that the Southern
military commanders have authority 70 remove civil
officers Of the state
Judge w. d. Kelley serenaded at his homo In
Philadelphia last night by his political frends In ro
spending tho compliment Judge Kelley took occasion
to refer his experience Mobile and said that
the riots chargeable much TO the citizens
or tho dsioyal authorities OF that place As
they TO Andrew Johnson, who had appointed
TO post OF profit there rccreant Northcrncr, who
provoked the disturbance by naammatory statements
public journals days before his arrival The riots
he said we're premeditatod and not brought BY
any words OF his own.
General sheridan has appointed Benz. +. Flanders
Governor OF Louisiana, In place OF Thomas J. Duran
declined
General sckcs has issued general order requiring all
civil officers North and South Carolina charged with
the maintenance OF the public peace to report the
Provost MarshaIs OF their respective districts
Judge Busteed made speech in Montgomery, Ala.
on Wednesday night In which he cordially endorsed tho
recent republican convention which declined invite
him TO participate in Its proceedings.
ghtful accident occurred In Philadelphia yesterday
afternoon. The boiler In sash factory exploded
pletely demolshng the Eve story building which fell
and buried twenty-five persons in the ruins Thirteen
OF them taken out after, but eight OF them
dad and tho remainder were terribly crushed.
Twelve others supposed to DO still under tho ruins
General sherman has determined to distribute his
forces along tho STAGE railroad and telegraph routes In
Nebraska leading Colorado, Montana and Utah. The
citizens W the neghborhood Of Cottonwood com
PEELED to remain q. home for their protection.
Tho Paterson closed yesterday with fine hurdle
race, which was by Blackbird two nascos which
could hardly be termed races at ALL and = mile and
won BY tho bay Ally Dot.