The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-01


O'Clock A. NJ
The General Transatlantic company's steamship
Europe. Captain Lcmaris win leave pier No 50 North
river at IL NJ to-day for rest and Hayre The mails for
France will close the Pos. Once at hafpasl nine NJ
The National Steam Navigation CompanYs steamship
Pennsylvania Captain LOWS. will leave pier No AZ
North river at ~ N. to-day for Liverpool calling u
Queenstown to land passengers
The new steamship Acadia Captain Lees, Of the
Anchor ine will leave pier No. 20 North river at noon
to-day for Liverpool and Glasgow calling at London
derry to la nd passengers and mails.
The steamship Germana. Captain schwensen will
leave Hoboken twelve NJ to-day for Southampton and
Hamburg. The mails for Great Britain and the CONT
nent win close at the oss Oace halipas ten A. NJ
The steamship Atlantic. Captain Hoyer wilt leave pier
No 40 North river, at to-day for Southampton and
Bremen.
The steamship Ottawa Captain Archer will leave pier
No. 80 North river at noonoday. for Antwerp direct
Tho Pacific Mali Company's steamship Ocean Queen.
Captain Connor will sail at twelve NJ today, from pier
No. az North river. for San Francisco, via Panama
The Cromwell line steamship General Grant, Captain
Holmes. will leave pier No North river al three r NJ
to-day for New Orleans direct.
Tho steamship san Jacinto, Captain Atkins, will sail
from pier No Is North river three r. NJ to-day for
savannah.
The steamship Saragossa, Captain Crowe. Leary's
line will lsavc pier No IA East river at three p NJ TO-
day for Charleston.
The stock market was dull but steady yesterday.
Gold closed at 1861
Business continued dun yesterday, and while there
was scarcely improvement to record In any article
of merchandise, mostly all the commodities foreign
aud domestic, dun and in the main nom-
nal. The main feature Of interest was the
continued depression amounting TO almost panic In
flour and wheat and oats Flour at the close was up
wards of 81 per BARREL and wheat nominaly 2oc 30c
bushcl lower than at the beginning of the week.
Corn firm, aud lie. &C. higher while oats were dull
and lower Pork ruled heavy and lower Beef was
steady, while lard unchanged Naval stores were
duIt Petroleum steady. Wool moro active
MISCELLANEOUS.
Accounts from Japan TO the 2Sth OF April state that
the foreign Ministers cordially received by tho
Tycoon at Osaca The Japanese authorities had agreed
open ports of Yeddo Osaca and Negota foreign
settlement and tho LIST OF January next.
telegram received in New Orleans, from Matamoros
May 2 states that Governor Berrozaba did not believe
the report that had ordered Macmillan and his
generals to be shot, The despatch makes mention
OF Miramons capture by Cortina short distance from
Queretaro According to the same authority the Browns
vile Rancaero of May "A says Maxmian's officers
the capture when Macmillan and his generals to
be shot This, however is looked upon doubtful
News from Vera Cruz the 18th ult that the i'm
pera commander only waiting the receipt OF Official
information OF the fall OF Queretaro surrender tho
city,
Colonel Shepherd, the military commander at Mobile
has taken possession of tho Office and materials OF the
National Republican, newspaper Of that city, and pro-
hbted It's further publication until the proof sheets
submitted to HIM for inspection The offensive article
which led to the seizure was one instructng negroes
whcu where and how to firearms
The official reports OF tho army officers appointed to
investigate into the circumstances connected with tho
riot al Mobile the occasion OF the recent visit Of
Judge Kelley to that city. have been Published They
fully subs antise the Of the affair that have
ALREADY appeared in the HEgALo
Advces from Havana to the 2Sth ult state that the
Captain General OF Cuba had notified the consular agent
Of the Juarez government to quit the island within
eight days. The Consuls remonsrancs against the aid
lent to Macmillan in men, arms, munitions and pro-
visions supposed TO have led 10 this act OF Spanish
unfrendliness
The trial Of Bridget Dergan for the murder OF MIRA
Coreli OF New Brunswick, which has been progress
in the Mddesex County Court Of New Jersey for eleven
days close at Eve O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Tho jury out twcnty minutes. and came into court
Win voruct oil Oh murdor IN the urSt degr0e
The yacht Challenge, which sailed from this port
the Esd ult., put into Hampton Roads on Wednesday
last for repairs, having upon a buoy and sprung
aeak. After repairing she will her voyage to
the West Indies
Fifteen dollars worth OF liquor seized BY State
constable at the Marlboro Hotel, Boston, Thursday
night
The walking beam OF the Sound steamboat Old Colony
gave way Thursday night on Point Judith while on
the passage from Newport to New York. The accident
happened about eleven o'clock, whom many OF the pas
sengcrs had retired for the night and although for
time great alarm prevailed, yet person injured
The steamboat towed back to Newport BY the No.
tropois
Three colored soldiers, deserten from the Thirty
eighth regiment outraged the person OF q woman
fifty years old in her house Fort Hayes the
9th uit Two days afterwards they apprehended
and confessed their guilt when tho indignant citizens Of
the neighborhood seized the nends, killed them and
threw the bodies into the river.
The Radicals Working Their Own II uiu.